Sandy High School

 

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING

Entry Level: 9th grade only

Length: Semester

This is an exciting introductory course offered to freshmen to introduce them to the world of engineering and manufacturing.  Students will integrate CAD (computer aided drafting) and manufacturing skills by alternating class time from both areas.  Students will learn measurement, the design process, detailed plans (including orthographic projections, dimensioning standards, auxiliary and section views). When students have completed detailed plans, they will produce parts and products in the manufacturing lab.  Manufacturing skills include the following: shop safety, hand tool use, vertical milling machine, drill press, cnc operation, sheet metal fabrication, and forging.  This class will expose students to basic skills from both disciplines and be invaluable to high tech/high wage careers.

 

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 1

Entry Level: 10

Length: Semester

Manufacturing Tech 1 is the entry-level and prerequisite class in the Manufacturing course of study.  Students will complete projects, welds, and participate in classroom learning that will open the world of manufacturing. 

 

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 2

Entry Level: 10

Length: Semester

Prerequisite: Manufacturing Technology 1 or instructor approval

Manufacturing Tech 2 builds on previous knowledge and skills.  Projects and theory will increase a student’s understanding of manufacturing equipment and processes.

 

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 3

Entry Level: 11

Length: Year 

Prerequisite: Manufacturing Technology 2 or instructor approval

Manufacturing Tech 3 will focus on the integration of computer technology in manufacturing industries. 

CNC (computer numerical control) processes and principles will be covered. 

 

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 4

Entry Level: 12

Length: Year

Prerequisite: Manufacturing Technology 3 or teacher approval 

*Students in this course may be eligible to register for college credit

Manufacturing Tech 4 is designed for students who have completed all prior manufacturing courses.

*This course can be applied to the Honors Diploma.

 

 

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING

Entry Level: 9th grade only

Length: Semester

This is an exciting introductory course offered to freshmen to introduce them to the world of engineering and manufacturing. Students will integrate cad (computer aided drafting) and manufacturing skills by alternating class time from both areas. Students will learn measurement, the design process, detailed plans (including orthographic projections, dimensioning standards, auxiliary and section views). When students have completed detailed plans, they will produce parts and products in the manufacturing lab.

Manufacturing skills include the following: shop safety, hand tool use, vertical milling machine, drill press, cnc operation, sheet metal fabrication, and forging. This class will expose students to basic skills from both disciplines and be invaluable to high tech/high wage careers.

 

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 1

Entry Level: 10

Length: Semester

Manufacturing Tech 1 is the entry-level and prerequisite class in the Manufacturing course of study. Students will complete projects, welds, and participate in classroom learning that will open the world of manufacturing.

Objectives	Techniques
Shop safety Print reading and drawing Measurement Vocabulary Layout Sheet metal projects Shielded metal arc welding Oxy-fuel welding Flux core welding Bench work	Safety testing Safety tests - performance Hands on shop projects Lecture Reports Tests-maximum 5 Quizzes

 

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 2

Entry Level: 10

Length: Semester

Prerequisite: Manufacturing Technology 1 or instructor approval

Manufacturing Tech 2 builds on previous knowledge and skills. Projects and theory will increase a student’s understanding of manufacturing equipment and processes.

Objectives	Techniques
Shop safety Vocabulary Gas metal arc welding Flux core arc welding Welding prints and drawings Lathe Milling machine Precision measurement	Safety testing Safety tests - performance Hands-on shop projects Lecture Reports Research paper Tests- maximum 5 Quizzes

 

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 3

Entry Level: 11

Length: Year

Prerequisite: Manufacturing Technology 2 or instructor approval

Manufacturing Tech 3 will focus on the integration of computer technology in manufacturing industries. CNC (computer numerical control) processes and principles will be covered.

Objectives	Techniques
Shop safety 3D solid modeling CAM software Machine code (G&M) CNC milling machine Machining cells Robotic manufacturing processes Workplace skills	Safety testing Safety tests - performance Hands-on shop projects Lecture Reports Research paper Tests- maximum 5 Quizzes

 

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY 4

Entry Level: 12

Length: Year

Prerequisite: Manufacturing Technology 3 or teacher approval

Manufacturing Tech 4 is designed for students who have completed all prior manufacturing courses.

*Students in this course may be eligible to register for college credit

*This course can be applied to the Honors Diploma.

Objectives	Techniques
Shop safety Gas tungsten arc welding Fabrication principles CNC processes 3D solid modeling CAD/CAM	Safety testing and performance Hands-on shop projects Lecture Reports Research paper Tests- maximum 5 Quizzes