Manufacturing Engineering PracticeⅡB

Course Information

College Akashi College Year 2023
Course Title Manufacturing Engineering PracticeⅡB
Course Code 5230 Course Category Specialized / Compulsory
Class Format Practical training Credits School Credit: 1
Department Mechanical Engineering Student Grade 2nd
Term Second Semester Classes per Week 2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials
Instructor KATOH Takahiro,OHMORI Shigetoshi

Course Objectives

(1) Can carry out exercises based on procedures and instructions.
(2) Can use the equipment and devices correctly.
(3) Can report in writing, orally, etc.
(4) Can carry out exercises by working together as a group.
(5) Can acquire basic knowledge and skills in mechanical engineering.
  (a) Understand and work with basic knowledge of gas welding, principles, characteristics and handling of CO2 and TIG welding in welding operations.
  (b) Understand the end mill machining method and tolerance precision by milling machine operations, and perform basic machining.
  (c) In lathe machining, can manufacture a product using applied techniques such as the mating method, the use of limit gauges, the basic techniques of rolling knurled machining, drilling, bored roughing, and boring finishing.

Rubric

Ideal LevelStandard LevelUnacceptable Level
Achievement 1Can fully carry out exercises based on the instructions and procedures provided.Can carry out exercises based on the instructions and instructions provided.Cannot carry out exercises based on the instructions and instructions provided.
Achievement 2Can use equipment and devices sufficiently and correctly.Can use equipment and devices correctly.Cannot use equipment and devices correctly.
Achievement 3Can report sufficiently in writing, orally, etc.Can report in writing, orally, etc. Cannot report in writing, orally, etc.
Can carry out exercises by working together as a group while encouraging other members.Can carry out exercises by working together as a group.Cannot carry out exercises by working together as a group.
Understand the basic knowledge of gas welding, the principles, characteristics, and handling of CO2 and TIG welding, and can work well.Understand basic knowledge of gas welding, the principles, characteristics, and handling of CO2 and TIG welding, and can perform basic tasks.Do not understand the basic knowledge of gas welding, the principles, characteristics, and handling of CO2 and TIG welding, and cannot perform tasks.
Understand end mill machining techniques and tolerance accuracy to manufacture good products.Understand the end mill machining method and tolerance accuracy, and can perform basic machining.Do not understanding end mill machining methods and tolerance precision, and cannot perform basic machining.
Understand the mating method and the use of the limit gauge, and can manufacture a good product using the rolling knurled machining method, drilling, boring roughing, and boring finishing.Understand the mating method and the use of the limit gauge, and can manufacture a product using rolling knurled machining method, drilling, bored roughing, and boring finishing.Do not understand the mating method and the use of the limit gauge, and can manufacture a product using rolling knurled machining method, drilling, bored roughing, and boring finishing.

Assigned Department Objectives

Teaching Method

Outline:
In this course, we will further pursue basic exercises and do applied exercises. The goals is to understand basic technology through the organic relationship between processing theory and practice, develop work processes for rational work, and develop creative abilities.
Style:
We will do basic exercises at the training factory.
For basic exercises, students will split into six groups and carry out different assignments in turn.
In addition, we will go on a factory tour to deepen knowledge of production methods.
Notice:
In exercises, students may be concerned with the shape of the product, its appearance, and the progress of other groups. Always keep the purpose in mind, try to work correctly, and try to grasp the essential things.
Students who miss 1/3 or more of classes will not be eligible for evaluation.

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning
Aided by ICT
Applicable to Remote Class
Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Theme Goals
2nd Semester
3rd Quarter
1st Welding exercise III-1: Basic knowledge of gas welding, how to place beads, and precautions (Omori and Kato) Understand basic knowledge of gas welding, how to place beads, precautions, etc., and learn how to work.
2nd Welding exercise III-2: Basic knowledge of gas welding, how to place beads, and precautions (Omori and Kato) Understand basic knowledge of gas welding, how to place beads, precautions, etc., and learn how to work.
3rd Welding exercise IV-1: Principles, characteristics and handling of CO2, and TIG welding (Omori and Kato) Understand the principles, characteristics, and handling of CO2 and TIG welding, and learn how to work.
4th Welding exercise IV-2: Principles, characteristics and handling of CO2, and TIG welding (Omori and Kato) Understand the principles, characteristics, and handling of CO2 and TIG welding, and learn how to work.
5th Milling exercise II-1: Basic processing techniques such as end mill machining and tolerance accuracy (Omori and Kato) Understand the end mill machining method and tolerance precision by milling and learn basic machining techniques.
6th Milling exercise II-2: Basic processing techniques such as end mill machining method and tolerance accuracy (Omori and Kato) Understand the end mill machining method and tolerance precision by milling and learn basic machining techniques.
7th Milling exercise II-3: Basic processing techniques such as end mill machining method and tolerance accuracy (Omori and Kato) Understand the end mill machining method and tolerance precision by milling and learn basic machining techniques.
8th Factory tour (Omori and Kato) Broaden knowledge and insights that cannot be obtained at the training factory.
4th Quarter
9th Milling exercise II-4: Basic processing techniques such as end mill machining method, and tolerance accuracy (Omori and Kato) Understand the end mill machining method and tolerance precision by milling and learn basic machining techniques.
10th Lathing exercise III-1: Mating method, explanation of limit gauge, and turning knurled processing method (Omori and Kato) Understand the installation method, limit gauge handling method, and rolling knurled machining method through lathing exercises, and learn how to do the work.
11th Lathing exercise III-2: Mating method, explanation of the limit gauge, and roll-making method (Omori and Kato) Understand the installation method, limit gauge handling method, and rolling knurled machining method through lathing exercises, and learn how to do the work.
12th Lathing exercise IV-1: Drilling, bore roughing, and bore finishing (Omori and Kato) Acquire applied techniques such as drilling, bored roughing, and boring finishing through lathing exercises.
13th Lathing exercise IV-2: Drilling, bore roughing, and bore finishing (Omori and Kato) Acquire applied techniques such as drilling, bored roughing, and boring finishing through lathing exercises.
14th Factory tour (Omori and Kato) Broaden knowledge and insights that cannot be obtained at the training factory.
15th Report writing Accurately summarize the knowledge and techniques acquired in the exercises.
16th No final exam

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationPresentationMutual Evaluations between studentsBehaviorPortfolioOtherTotal
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Basic Proficiency0000000
Specialized Proficiency0000000
Cross Area Proficiency0000000