Industrial Machine and Maintenance Courses

Total Clock Hours 630

ARCA101 First Aid and CPR

Clock Hours 5
The American Red Cross Adult First Aid/CPR/AED course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies such as choking, life-threatening bleeding, sudden illnesses and how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies.

BMCOSHA OSHA 10 Training

Clock Hours 10
The OSHA 10 training provides information and guidance for occupational safety and health regulations, standards, and practices that help prevent injuries and keep workplaces safe and productive.

ES1111 Job Search and Interview Skills

Clock Hours 9
This course is designed to equip students with the necessary skills for obtaining employment and succeeding in interviews. Students receive guidance in identifying potential employers, completing effective job applications, and developing targeted resumes and cover letters that reflect their training and skills. Emphasis is placed on interview preparation, including understanding interview formats, responding to interview questions, and demonstrating confidence and professionalism throughout the hiring process. Students complete a practice interview to apply learning in a realistic setting.

ES1121 Professional Workplace Communication

Clock Hours 6
This course introduces students to effective and professional communication in workplace settings. Students learn key components of communication, identify and address common barriers, and practice active listening and constructive feedback. Instruction includes adapting communication styles to workplace situations and applying conflict resolution strategies. Students practice communicating across multiple formats while building professionalism and interpersonal skills valued by employers. Course content and curriculum are responsive to employer input and industry expectations.

IMM1010 Applied Math for Machining

Clock Hours 15
The applied math class will build from reviewing basic skills to specific math used in the machining trade. The class focuses on helping students learn, understand and practice these necessary skills.

IMM1021 Mechanical Blueprint Reading and Computer Aided Drafting

Clock Hours 63
Demonstrate the ability to interpret blueprint geometry as a three-dimensional shape from a two-dimensional Multiview Drawing. Define and understand all tolerances, symbols, and notes on a Multiview Drawing as they relate to specific dimensions and features. Utilize CADD (Computer Aided Drafting & Design) to draw three dimensional models used for engineering, design, manufacturing, and 3D printing applications. Describe various manufacturing processes that are used to create Ferrous and Non-Ferrous components.

IMM1031 Conventional Machining

Clock Hours 422
Demonstrate the skills to utilize a conventional lathe and milling machine to manufacture various mechanical parts. The operator will learn how to turn a piece of raw material into a finished manufactured component utilizing blueprints as a guide. Throughout the process, operators will learn about speeds and feeds associated with assorted cutting tools, work holding, blueprint tolerances, dimensions, and a practical approach to the order of operations. Students will also learn maintenance and repair by disassembling, assembling, and precisely adjusting major components on both the lathe and milling machine.

IMM1040 CNC Machining

Clock Hours 100
Exhibit the ability to set up and operate a basic 3-axis milling machine. This includes setting the work offsets, tool length offsets, tool diameter offsets, and loading the program into the CNC controller. Students will then demonstrate the skills required to create a G&M code program by hand to produce a product meeting specified tolerance. Lastly, the students will utilize CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) software to produce G&M code programs for the CNC machine.