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Course Listings 2020-2021 MFC110 67 Clock Hours Inspection Techniques Setup and use of inspection tools and equipment per current industry standards. Selection, completion and interpretation of information from inspection forms. Prerequisites: None. MFC111 102 Clock Hours Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance (GDT) Controls of geometric dimensioning and tolerance (GDT) including the form, orientation, profile and location. Includes qualifying controls per engineering documentation for the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Y14.5 2009 Standard. Prerequisites: None. MFC113 81 Clock Hours Coordinate Measuring Machines I Fundamentals and general aspects of coordinate measuring machines (CMM). Basic measuring techniques and operation, including conformance to geometric dimensioning and tolerancing requirements using both manual and programmable (automatic) coordinate measuring machines. Prerequisites: None. MFC120 157 Clock Hours Introduction to Manual Machining Introduces manual machining operations related to drilling, grinding, sawing, milling, and lathe processes. Development of fundamental skills, practices and safety applications in working with manual machine tools, hand tools, and related equipment common to manufacturing. Provides theoretical and practical experiences related to the machining of various material types to produce a product to industry standards. Prerequisites: None. MFC130 150 Clock Hours CNC Machine Operator Designed to provide a fast-track to fundamental knowledge and skills necessary for entry-level, machine operator positions. Introduction to print reading, inspection, and safe startup and operation of multi-axis computer numerical control (CNC) machines. Topics include two and three-axis program interpretation and application, qualifying tooling, and tool offsets to produce a product to industry standards. Prerequisites: None. MFC131 203 Clock Hours CNC Machining Level I Introduction to safe startup and operation of multi-axis computer numerical control (CNC) machines. Topics include two and three-axis program interpretation and application, qualifying tooling, and tool offsets to produce a product to industry standards. Prerequisites: None. 319