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ISE 542- Introduction to Computer-Aided Manufacturing
Use of computers in manufacturing. Solid modeling principles and applications. Numerical and adaptive control. CNC programming. Introduction to rapid manufacturing.
ABET Course Description
Prerequisite: ISE 240 or permission of instructor.
Course Objectives:
- A broad understanding of the applications of computers to manufacturing.
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- An understanding and use of CAD/ CAM software.
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- The ability to write robot programs and operate an IBM 7545 Robot
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- The ability to create CNC programs.
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- The ability to investigate and learn about a new topic in a group setting.
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- The ability to do group presentations and reports.
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Topics Covered:
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Introduction to modern manufacturing demands and the benefits of computer-aided manufacturing.
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Computer aided design – one, two and three-dimensional modeling techniques and mathematical representations.
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Robotics
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Computer process planning
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Computer numerical control of machining functions, including G-codes, and software application.
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Group technology and Flexible Manufacturing Systems
Instructor: Phil Miller
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