MEC 212: Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)

Credits 3

This course is intended to support the practical activity of preparing and proving Computer Numerical Control (CNC) part programs for turning, milling, and drilling, in addition to programming robots. Students will learn the importance that computer numerically controlled machines have on modern day manufacturing facilities. They will obtain hands-on experience working with and programming both machining equipment and robots to perform various tasks. The course provides students the basics of writing coding, operating CNC machinery, and how to use MasterCam. All three of these skills will come together through various lab and project assignments.

Prerequisites

Completion of MAT 105 or higher

Placement into ENG 101 and college-level reading, or completion of ENG 101S and RDG 095.

Semester Offered
Offered Fall only