covers not only the technical aspects of working with CNC machines but also the basics of drafting, modeling,
preparing control programs, and manufacturing parts. The course is designed to train students on how to
effectively use CNC machines to produce high-quality metal parts with consistent precision.
The training program is structured to cover all the key aspects of CNC machining, including the basics of
programming, understanding of machine operation, and the use of software tools to create, simulate and validate
machining operations. The course is suitable for both beginners and professionals who want to learn how to use CNC
machines or improve their existing knowledge and skills.
The course is designed to be interactive, with a combination of theoretical and practical training. The
theoretical aspect of the course covers the basics of drafting, modeling, and programming control software.
On the other hand, the practical aspect of the course involves hands-on training using CNC machines to
manufacture parts.
The course content includes topics such as the basics of metalworking, CNC machines, machine operation,
G-code programming, tool selection, cutting strategies, and quality control. Students will be trained on
how to use various software tools such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Mastercam to create models and generate
control programs.
Upon completion of the course, students will have the necessary knowledge and skills to operate CNC machines
and manufacture high-quality metal parts with consistent precision.
The course is ideal for individuals who want to pursue a career in metalworking, manufacturing, or product design.
The course is also suitable for professionals who want to improve their existing knowledge and skills in CNC
machining.