RSS 1.0Advanced Manufacturing
The courses and/or assessments in this collection were created through funding provided by either New York State or U.S. Department of Labor.
For Registered Apprenticeship training, generally a three-credit course will be approved for 72 hours of Related Instruction. Funding is available for new course creation and course revision that meets requirements for Related Instruction, as well as, assessment tools for competency-based and hybrid apprenticeships. For any curriculum development or revisions covered by the Apprenticeship Programs at SUNY the funded campus must agree to share the curriculum with other SUNY institutions through this platform.
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Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)GD&T Curriculum
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College Algebra and Trigonometry• perform binary operations on a rational or radical expression and simplify • solve linear, quadratic, radical, rational, exponential and logarithmic equations • solve a system of two linear equations graphically and algebraically • evaluate algebraic and transcendental functions • graph linear, quadratic, exponential, and trigonometric functions of the form y = a sin(x) and y = a cos(x) • solve and graph linear inequalities in one variable • perform binary operations with complex numbers and simplify • solve applied problems using the tools of algebra and trigonometry
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Electronics IThis is a first course, preceding ELET 215, Operational Amplifiers, in analog electronics. The topics covered include: semiconductor materials, the PN junction, rectifiers, BJT and FET transistors, DC bias and DC bias stability of transistors, re bjt transistor model, small-signal amplifiers using both BJT and FET transistors, and cascaded amplifiers.
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Electricity IIntroduction to the basic principles of electricity. Topics covered include electron theory, conductors and insulators, units, current and voltage, resistance, work and power, series and parallel circuits, network theorems, general resistive networks, inductance and capacitance, and time constant, introduction to alternating currents.
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Digital ElectronicsAn introductory course in digital systems. The topics covered include: Number Systems, Boolean Algebra, Logic Gates, logic simplification, implementation and analysis of digital system, Flip-flops, Counters, Mux/Demux, Adders.
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Cayuga Community College- AM Related Instruction Electric Motor ControlsEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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Cayuga Community College- AM Related Instruction- PneumaticsEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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Finger Lakes Community College- AM Related Instruction Digital LiteracyEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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Finger Lakes Community College- AM Related Instruction GeometryEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together. Zip files of these courses in Brightspace format and IMSCC format are included.
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TAM 101- Machine Theory ICourse Learning Outcomes 1.Identify various machine tools and their parts. 2.Identify various hand tools and their parts. 3.Use trade specific vocabulary in verbal and written communication. 4.Calculate machine tool spindle speeds for various machine tools. 5.Calculate machine tool feed rates for various machine tools. 6.Evaluate the pitch diameter for various thread sizes. 7.Develop a basic process sheet for various machine tools, such as manual lathe, mills, or grinders.
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Finger Lakes Community College- AM Related Instruction - Machining Machine Tools Cutting ToolsEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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Cayuga Community College- AM Related Instruction -Measuring InstrumentsEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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Cayuga Community College- AM Related Instruction Intro to Electro Mechanical SchematicsEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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Cayuga Community College- Trade MathEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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Finger Lakes Community College- AM Related Instruction - Computers and Computer SoftwareEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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Finger Lakes Community College- AM Related Instruction Intro to CNC MachiningEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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TAM 121:Mathematics for MachinistsCourse Learning Outcomes 1.Solve problems involving combinations of powers and roots with other basic arithmetic operations, using a calculator. 2.Solve machine technology problems using algebraic equations and formulas. 3.Determine unknown angles and side lengths in polygons using geometric principles. 4.Solve problems using geometric principles which involve chords, arcs, central and inscribed angles, perpendiculars or tangents. 5.Compute the unknown angles and side lengths in a right triangle using the sine, cosine or tangent trigonometric functions. 6.Apply projection of auxiliary lines, use of geometric principles, or trigonometric functions. 7.State the relationship between measurements and statistics. 8.Explain why statistical control is based on measurements that have already been taken. 9.Explain how statistical control allows you to predict future measurements.
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Cayuga Community College - AM Related Instruction HydraulicsEach course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
