Computer Numerical Control Machining Ontario College Certificate

Comments about Computer Numerical Control Machining Ontario College Certificate - At the institution - Guelph - Ontario

• Objectives
  This Computer Numerical Control Machining Program is designed to provide an opportunity for the individual with background in metal machining to gain a working knowledge of CNC machines. The theory involved includes an understanding of the principles of numerical control, their application to metal cutting machine tools and writing CNC programs.
• Practical experience
  The practical portion of the program provides the student with a working knowledge of CNC machine tool consoles, how to safely activate their various modes of operation, and the establishment of safe working practices in the operation of CNC turning and machining centres, while producing parts from existing files.
• Academic title
  Computer Numerical Control Machining Ontario College Certificate
• Course description
  Level One
  MACH1030     Principles Of Computerized Numerical Control Fundamentals Of Manual Program
  Description: This module is designed for a student to study the history, principles and economic significance of numerical control. In addition, the student will be given an understanding of the functions of major components of CNC systems, the application of Cartesian co-ordinates to CNC machine tool motions, axis designation. The student will also be introduced to the fundamentals of manual programming for contouring CNC machines involving simple linear and circular interpolation CNC terminology. Understand the principles of numerical control and their application to metal cutting machine tools. As well, the student will write simple CNC part programs for continuous path machining operations and prove programs using computerized CNC simulation.
  Hours: 100
  Credits: 7
  
  MACH1040     Computerized Numerical Control Machine Tool Consoles
  Description: This module is designed to give the student an understanding of manual and automatic control of CNC machine tools through the use of the control console keyboard, CRT, D.N.C., memory and editing functions. In addition, the student will become familiar with special machine function controls for removal of chips, automatic tool changing. Understand the functions of CNC machine tool control consoles and activate their various modes of operation.
  Hours: 25
  Credits: 2
  
  MACH1050     Computerized Numerical Control Set-Up And Operating Procedures
  Description: This module is designed to give the student the skills necessary to set up CNC turning/machining centres. The student will read set up sheets, select cutting tools from a tool library, mount tooling in the turret/automatic tool changer, select and mount workholding devices, set zero positions and set the tailstock. The student will also learn to position the turret for cycle start, set tool offsets, perform dry runs for unproven programs, make any necessary corrections. Set up tooling and workpieces on CNC turning/machining centres in accordance with program set up sheets to produce workpieces to engineering drawing specifications from existing part programs.
  Hours: 227
  Credits: 15
  

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