Shop Mathematics

Shop Mathematics

$ 599

Course Length: 16 hours – 4 sessions, 4 hours per session

Course Format: Instructor Led On-Line Course

INSTRUCTOR LED course designed to provide or enhance the  required skills of an individual currently in or seeking a career in Manufacturing. 

Course Objectives: 

  • Understand Basic Mathematical Concepts
  • Review fundamental mathematical principles and their applications in a
    shop environment.
  • Apply Measurement Techniques
    Learn how to accurately measure and convert units using various tools
    and techniques.
  • Perform Calculations for Shop Operations
    Develop skills to perform calculations related to shop tasks such as
    machining, fabrication, and material handling
    .
  • Utilize Geometry and Trigonometry
    Apply geometric and trigonometric principles to solve shop-related
    problems.
  • Analyze and Solve Shop Problems
    Use mathematical techniques to analyze and resolve common issues
    encountered in the shop.
  • Improve Precision and Accuracy
    Enhance precision and accuracy in shop work through effective use of
    mathematicsCourse Content
  • Review of Basic Mathematics
    • Arithmetic Operations
    Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
    • Fractions and Decimals
    Converting between fractions and decimals
    Operations with fractions and decimals
    • Percentages
    Calculating percentages and percentage changesMeasurement Techniques
    • Units of Measurement
    Understanding and converting between different units (e.g., metric and
    imperial)
    • Tools for Measurement
    Using rulers, calipers, micrometers, and other measuring instruments
    • Precision and Accuracy
    Techniques for ensuring accurate measurements
    Reading and interpreting measurement scalesCalculations for Shop Operations
    • Basic Shop Calculations
    Calculating area, volume, and weight of materials
    Understanding and using material density• Machining Calculations
    Calculating cutting speeds, feed rates, and machining times
    • Fabrication Calculations
    Determining material requirements and costsGeometry in the Shop
    • Basic Geometric Shapes
    Understanding and calculating properties of squares, rectangles, circles,
    and triangles

    • Perimeter, Area, and Volume
    Calculating the perimeter, area, and volume of various shapes
    • Geometry of Machine Parts
    Applying geometric principles to machine components and assemblies

    Trigonometry for the Shop
    • Basic Trigonometric Functions
    Understanding sine, cosine, and tangent
    • Right Triangle Calculations
    Solving problems involving right triangles
    • Angles and Measurements
    Calculating angles and using trigonometry for precise measurements

    Problem Solving and Applications
    • Practical Shop Problems

    Applying mathematical techniques to solve real-world shop problems
    • Case Studies and Examples
    Analyzing and solving examples from machining, fabrication, and
    assembly
    • Error Analysis
    Identifying and correcting errors in measurements and calculations

    Advanced Topics (Optional)
    • Complex Calculations
    Advanced calculations for specialized shop operations
    • Software Tools
    Introduction to software tools and calculators used for shop mathematics

    Review and Practice
    • Exercises and Practice Problems
    Hands-on practice with various shop mathematics problems
    • Review Sessions
    Revisiting key concepts and addressing questions

    Assessment and Certification
    • Final Assessment

  • Testing understanding through a written or practical exam
    • Certification
    Issuance of certificates upon successful completion of the cours

 

Shop Mathematics

$ 599

Course Length: 16 hours – 4 sessions, 4 hours per session

Course Format: Instructor Led On-Line Course

INSTRUCTOR LED course designed to provide or enhance the  required skills of an individual currently in or seeking a career in Manufacturing. 

Course Objectives: 

  • Understand Basic Mathematical Concepts
  • Review fundamental mathematical principles and their applications in a
    shop environment.
  • Apply Measurement Techniques
    Learn how to accurately measure and convert units using various tools
    and techniques.
  • Perform Calculations for Shop Operations
    Develop skills to perform calculations related to shop tasks such as
    machining, fabrication, and material handling
    .
  • Utilize Geometry and Trigonometry
    Apply geometric and trigonometric principles to solve shop-related
    problems.
  • Analyze and Solve Shop Problems
    Use mathematical techniques to analyze and resolve common issues
    encountered in the shop.
  • Improve Precision and Accuracy
    Enhance precision and accuracy in shop work through effective use of
    mathematicsCourse Content
  • Review of Basic Mathematics
    • Arithmetic Operations
    Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
    • Fractions and Decimals
    Converting between fractions and decimals
    Operations with fractions and decimals
    • Percentages
    Calculating percentages and percentage changesMeasurement Techniques
    • Units of Measurement
    Understanding and converting between different units (e.g., metric and
    imperial)
    • Tools for Measurement
    Using rulers, calipers, micrometers, and other measuring instruments
    • Precision and Accuracy
    Techniques for ensuring accurate measurements
    Reading and interpreting measurement scalesCalculations for Shop Operations
    • Basic Shop Calculations
    Calculating area, volume, and weight of materials
    Understanding and using material density• Machining Calculations
    Calculating cutting speeds, feed rates, and machining times
    • Fabrication Calculations
    Determining material requirements and costsGeometry in the Shop
    • Basic Geometric Shapes
    Understanding and calculating properties of squares, rectangles, circles,
    and triangles

    • Perimeter, Area, and Volume
    Calculating the perimeter, area, and volume of various shapes
    • Geometry of Machine Parts
    Applying geometric principles to machine components and assemblies

    Trigonometry for the Shop
    • Basic Trigonometric Functions
    Understanding sine, cosine, and tangent
    • Right Triangle Calculations
    Solving problems involving right triangles
    • Angles and Measurements
    Calculating angles and using trigonometry for precise measurements

    Problem Solving and Applications
    • Practical Shop Problems

    Applying mathematical techniques to solve real-world shop problems
    • Case Studies and Examples
    Analyzing and solving examples from machining, fabrication, and
    assembly
    • Error Analysis
    Identifying and correcting errors in measurements and calculations

    Advanced Topics (Optional)
    • Complex Calculations
    Advanced calculations for specialized shop operations
    • Software Tools
    Introduction to software tools and calculators used for shop mathematics

    Review and Practice
    • Exercises and Practice Problems
    Hands-on practice with various shop mathematics problems
    • Review Sessions
    Revisiting key concepts and addressing questions

    Assessment and Certification
    • Final Assessment

  • Testing understanding through a written or practical exam
    • Certification
    Issuance of certificates upon successful completion of the cours

 

Additional information

Months

December, November, October

Instructor Info

WALT PRYSTAJ

Training and Consulting since 1990 Trained in more than 250 companies across North America, and internationally, with clients ranging from large corporations to small businesses, including manufacturing companies and service providers (partial list):

  • Allison Gas Turbine
  • General Motors Corp.
  • American Axle & Mfg.
  • Philips Lighting
  • Central Foundry
  • Saturn Motor Corp.
  • Flint Engine
  • Delphi Corporation
  • United States Government
  • Eastman Kodak Company
  • Xerox Corporation
  • Gleasons
  • RIT
  • MCC
  • FLCC
  • GCC


Background:

  • Owner of Pace-a-tronics – tool and die company and CNC Manufacturing
  • Plant Manager of Trimatek – manufacturer of precision brake system components
  • PEN Associates, LLC Owner Director (Training and Consulting Firm)
  • Adjunct Instructor at Rochester Institute of Technology, Monroe Community College,


Education / Certifications:

  • B.S from State University of New York at Oswego
  • Graduate work at Rochester Institute of Technology
  • Tool and Die Apprenticeship at Eastman Kodak Company
  • Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
  • Quality Management Systems Expert, certifying more than 70 companies to… ISO 9001, IATF16949, AS9100


Course Expertise:

  • Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
  • All aspects of CNC Machining
  • All aspect of Lean Manufacturing
  • TPM
  • Management by Metrics
  • ISO 9001, AS9100, IATF 16949, ISO 14001, ISO13485
  • Blueprint, Mathematics, Metrology

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