CNCT-130: CNC Basics

Catalog
UTI I
Lec 41.00 Lab 34.00
Ext
0.00
Total
75.00
Sem 3.00
TWC Sem
3.00
This course covers the aspects of Computer Numerical Control that apply to both turning and milling operations. Subjects such as automatic tool changers, the machine control unit, motion control, coordinate systems and positioning systems are covered in detail. Students are taught programming concepts such as word addresses, G and M codes, and tool movement commands. The course concludes with exposure to the structural parts of a CNC program as well as an introduction to conversational programming. Students learn about CNC turning machines, and work and toolholding devices, as well as cutting tools used in CNC turning. Included in this course are in-depth conversations regarding the Continuous Improvement component of quality assurance vs. quality control.
Equipment
Haas control panel simulators
Campus
Moorsville, NC