I. Course Description: This course is training program that will allow students to work in a safe and orderly manner. Train students to interpret drawings and sketches, perform industrial calculations, sharpen a tool bit into its required cutting form using the grinder, and operate the various machines inside the machine to create a project as per mechanical drawing.
II. Course Objectives: At the end of the first quarter the students should able to:
a. identify the importance of safety in the field of work
- develop safe habits and attitudes
- practice safety precautions while working
- apply the 5 S of good housekeeping in the shop
- interpret drawings and sketches
- identify the different form of cutting tools
- sharpen a tool bit into its required cutting form using the grinder
- perform industrial calculations
- identify the different machines inside the machine shop
- explain the parts and functions of a lathe machine
- contribute to quality system by project making
- perform different lathe machine operations make a finished product based on a mechanical drawing
III. Course Content:
A. Introduction:
1. Orientation
1.1. Safety
2. House Keeping
B. Practice Cutting Tool Grindi
1. Facing Tool
2. Turning Tool
3. Threading Tool
4. Grooving Tool
C. Machine Practice
1. Familiarization
2. Lathe Machine
3. Lathe Parts and Functions
D. Metro logy
1. English System
2. Metric System
3. Vernier Reading
4. Micrometer Reading
IV. Course Requirements:
- Personal Protective Accessories
- Shop T-Shirt
V. Academic Performance Evaluation System:
Daily Performance —————————————————- 20%
Performance Task—————————————————– 60%
Practical Test ———————————————————- 20%
Total———————————————————————-100%
VII. References:
Henry D. Burghardt, AaronAxelrod, James Anderson Machine Tool Operation
TESDA Promulgated TR’s of 2015