Manufacturing

Learning Outcomes for Manufacturing, AAS 

Upon completion of this program, students will: 

- Demonstrate high standards of professionalism and safety.  

a. Working with Others: Students will demonstrate that they can plan, work, and accomplish a task utilizing the help of their peers. 

b. Hand Tool Safety: Students will demonstrate the proper and safe use of hand tools. 

c. Personal Safety: Students will demonstrate proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). 

- Demonstrate skills in utilizing proper tools, materials & machines for manufacturing. 

a. Measurement Tools: Students will demonstrate the proper selection and use of Semi-Precision and Precision Measurement Tools. 

b. Welding, cutting and foundry: Students will demonstrate the proper processes when Welding/Cutting/Founding Metals. 

c. Machine Tools: Students will demonstrate the proper selection and use of CNC or manual machine tools. 

- Demonstrate understanding of the Development Process by effective use of resources to convert materials into industrial and consumable goods. 

a. Design: Students will demonstrate how to design something based upon a perceived need. 

b. Development: Students will Create and Test their Design to see if it fills the need of the Original Design Idea.   

c. Manufacture: Students will use a Developed Design and create Manufacturing Processes that will produce enough of said Design to fill the needs of the market. 

- Use Graphic Communication resources to convey technical information. 

a. Technical Drafting: Students will be able to use Precision Measuring tools, (i.e. caliper, rule, micrometer, dial indicator, Vernier scale tools,) to aid in Drafting Geometric figures. 

b. Computer Aided Design 2D: Students will demonstrate proficiency in creating 2D CAD drawings and prints. 

c. Computer Aided Design 3D: Students will demonstrate proficiency in creating 3D CAD Drawings as well as 3D printed models.