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Manufacturing Technology Program

This document provides information about the Introduction to CNC Programming & Lab course. The 4 credit course includes both classroom instruction and lab activities. Students will learn CNC programming using the textbook Introduction to Computer Numerical Control (CNC). Evaluation includes homework, quizzes, lab activities, a midterm exam, and a final exam. The final grade is calculated based on attendance, homework, lab work, midterm exam, and final exam scores.

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Manufacturing Technology Program

This document provides information about the Introduction to CNC Programming & Lab course. The 4 credit course includes both classroom instruction and lab activities. Students will learn CNC programming using the textbook Introduction to Computer Numerical Control (CNC). Evaluation includes homework, quizzes, lab activities, a midterm exam, and a final exam. The final grade is calculated based on attendance, homework, lab work, midterm exam, and final exam scores.

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Manufacturing Technology Program

Introduction to CNC Programming & Lab Syllabus Fact Sheet

1. Course Information: Course Number: MT 211L Course Title: Introduction to CNC Programming & Lab Credit Hours: 4 2. Course Instructor: Instructor: TBA Office Location: Science & Technology Building, Room TBA Office hours: TBA Telephone Number: (505) 346-7730/TBA Email: TBA 3. Course Specifics: Textbook: Introduction to Computer Numerical Control (CNC), Fourth Edition, James V. Valentino/ Joseph Goldenberg, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2007.Lab Activities handouts is also distributed. Evaluations: Homework is assigned at the completion of each unit of instruction. The range of review questions will vary at the discretion of the instructor. Periodic pop quizzes will be given to enable the student to clarify complex areas of instruction. There will be two major evaluations during the trimester, one at midterm and another at the end of the trimester (final exam). All quizzes and exams, unless otherwise announced, will be closed book/closed notes. In some quizzes, graph paper will be provided as needed. A note sheet and an equation sheet (NO HOMEWORK) will be allowed during exams. The Total Final Grade is computed on the following basis: Attendance: 5% Homework/Quizzes: 25% Lab Activities: 20% Midterm Exam: 20% Final Exam: 25%

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