Introduction to Industrial Maintenance Syllabus for 2015-2016
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Manufacturing Education Center 107K

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Course

INMT-1305-014 Introduction to Industrial Maintenance

Prerequisites

Prerequisite: ETWR 1371 and MCHNÂ 1343 - minimum grade of C

Course Description

Basic mechanical skills and repair techniques common to most fields of industrial maintenance. Topics include application of precision measuring instruments and general safety rules common in industry, including lock-out/tag-out. Practice of basic layout and piece part measurement while using standard measuring tools is also emphasized.

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Department Expectations

Occupational License Disclaimer

Hours

(3 sem hrs; 2 lec, 2 lab)

Class Type

On Campus Course

Syllabus Information

Textbooks

HANDYMAN~IN~YOUR~POCKET

Sequoia Publishing Inc.

Richard A.Young

Thomas J. Glover

ISBN 13: 978-1-885071-29-3

Starrett Tools and Rules of Precision Measurements

(Free PDF Loaded into content folder in class)

Mechanical Trades Pocket Manual, 4^th Edition

Audel Publishing

Thomas Bieber Davis

Carl Nelson Sr.

ISBN: 978-0-7645-4170-4

Supplies

Tool bag/Toolbox

Multi-Guage (Drill Poin

Student Performance

Identify various types of fasteners common to industrial maintenance; utilize various hand and power tools; utilize precision measuring instruments; and demonstrate proper lock-out/tag-out procedures.

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Expected Student Behavior

Grading Criteria

Exams and Projects
Exam	100 points		100 points
Projects	100 points	11	1200 points
Final Project	200 points		200 points
Final Exam	100 points		100 points
Total			1500 points

Grading
1500 - 1350	A	100 – 90 %
1349 - 1200	B	89 – 80 %
1199 - 1050	C	79 – 70 %
1049 - 900	D	69 – 60 %
899 – 0	F	59 – 0 %

Additional Information:

Late assignments will be scored accordingly and will not exceed 60% of the designated grade. Project work (hands on) may be made up during regular lab times but will be scored accordingly and will not exceed 60% of the designated grade. There is no make-up of class exercises or lectures.

Attendance

Professional industrial workers understand the importance of being on time and having the required tools, books and materials needed to successfully complete the job. Professionals understand the need to follow rules and regulations established by the employer, government regulatory agencies and insurance companies. You will be graded accordingly.

Calendar

Class Schedule (tentative and subject to change)
*Class Period*	*Objective*	*Class Assignments*
1	Introduction / Code of Conduct / Safety Project 1: Safety Quiz Exercise: Safety	Project #1 Tools and Rules: pages 1 - 14
2	Semi-Precision Measurements Project 2: Measuring and Cutting Exercise: Semi-precision Measurements	Project #2 Tools and Rules: pages 15 - 16
3	Precision Measurements Project 3: Precision Measuring with Micrometer and Caliper Exercise: Precision Measurements	Project #3 Tools and Rules: pages 17 – 22 Audel’s: pages 99 - 105 (measurement)
4	Fasteners Project 4: Fastener Identification and Sizing Exercise: Fastener Sizing	Project #4 Tools and Rules: pages 28 – 38 Audel’s: pages 86 - 87 (key seats & key ways) Audel’s: pages 228 – 247 (screw threads) Audel’s: pages 248 – 255 (mechanical fasteners)
5	Gear Ratio/Torque Project 5: Gearbox Exercise: Gear ratio	Project #5 *Write-up* Audel’s: pages 158 - 161
6	Print Reading/Cutting &Filing Project 6: Conduit Exercise: Cut and File Conduit
7	Project 6: Conduit (Continued) Exercise: Cut and File Conduit	Project #6 *Write-up*
8	Cutting Tools Project 7: Drill Bit Sharpening Exercise: Drill Bit Sharpening Layout and Drill Press Operations Project 8: Layout and Drill Press Operations Exercise: Drill and Tap Calculations Exercise: Layout Techniques and Tools Exercise: Drill Press Operations Exam # 1	Project #7 Audel’s: pages 44 - 48
9	Project 8: Layout and Drill Press Operations (continued) Drill and Tap Project 9: Drill and Tap Exercise: Build Part	Project #8
10	Project 9: Drill and Tap (continued)	Project # 9 *write-up*
11	Piece Work Project 10: Build Part to Specifications
12	Piece Work (continued) Project 10: Build Part to Specifications	Project #10 *write-up*
13	Quality Project 11: Quality Exercise: Data Collection/Sampling Project Management Final Project:	Project 11
14	Project Management (continued) Final Project:
15	Project Management (continued) Final Project: Lab Clean up/ Re-set	Final Project write-up
16	Final Exam

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