| Grade Range: | |
| 10–12 | |
| Prerequisites: | |
| Manufacturing Technology 1,2 | |
| Course duration: | |
| Two semesters | |
| Subject area in which graduation credit will be given: | |
| Practical Arts | |
| Course Description: | |
The Manufacturing Technology 3,4 program allows students to continue and expand the knowledge and skills developed in Manufacturing Technology 1,2. In this course, students are encouraged to work in one or more of several areas of metalworking. Areas generally offered are metal machining, welding, foundry, forging, heat treating, art metal, and sheet metal. Instruction and practice in using complex machines and equipment are provided. Information concerning the requirements and opportunities in occupations related to metalworking trades is provided. The time involved in completing a job is repeatedly stressed and methods of obtaining accuracy in mass production are studied and used. Emphasis is placed on cooperative working relationships in the management and operation of the shop. | |
| State Course Code(s): | |
| 8220 - Intermediate Machining and Forming Technologies (Concentrator) | |
| Basic Texts and Teaching Guides: | |
| Kibbe, Machine Tool Practice, 7th ed., Prentice Hall, 2006. | |