Opetussuunnitelmat

Objective

Knowledge of manufacturing methods is the basis for making production engineering solutions and choices in a company engaged in production.

You will learn to master the basics of the most common manufacturing methods in machine shops and the machines, equipment and tools used in them. You will learn to understand how and by what methods the finished products are attained.

The development of your skills begins with an understanding of the basic concepts of manufacturing technology. Further progress is made in knowing, comparing and applying the details of manufacturing methods.

After completing the course, you will be able to explain the operating principles of the most common manufacturing methods and construct technically and economically suitable manufacturing chains taking into account the principles of sustainable development.

Knowledge and understanding:
You have knowledge and understanding of the machines, equipment, tools, engineering technologies and processes applicable to the workshop and of their limitations.

Engineering practice:
You have the ability to develop and design production processes and systems, which may include health, safety, environmental, technical and economic opportunities or constraints.

Content

Casting methods, traditional machining, sheet metal works and stamping technology, welding processes, surface treatment methods and additive manufacturing.

Oppimateriaali ja suositeltava kirjallisuus

Lecture material,
Where applicable: Ihalainen, Aaltonen, Aromäki ja Sihvonen. Valmistustekniikka. Otatieto Oy. ISBN: 9789516723337.

Teaching methods

Lectures, learning tasks based on information retrieval and application. Learning assignments are done and returned both individually and in groups. Laboratory exercises.
Free-form anonymous feedback is collected in the middle of the course.

The implementation of the course is based on contact and distance learning. Each contact has a theme related to manufacturing technology. During the course, students work in groups on five assessed learning assignments, which are returned in writing. In addition, written assignments or returnable exercises to the online learning environment are performed independently. The course includes three laboratory parts.

Exam schedules

Exam in the last contact teaching session of the course. Two replays; the first in February 2021, the second in May 2021. Re-exams are conducted in an exam studio.

Vaihtoehtoiset suoritustavat

The course is based on contact teaching and attendance in lectures / laboratories as well as independent distance learning. The assessment of previous competence is made on the first contact. It is possible to obtain exemptions, where applicable, on the basis of previous study.

Student workload

In multimodal implementation:
lectures 15 h,
laboratory work 9 h,
learning assignments 86 h,
independent work 25 h.
A total of 135 h of learning work.

Content scheduling

The scheduling of the course content is determined by the dates of the contact days.

Further information

Continuous developmental feedback in learning tasks.
Open University 5 places.

Evaluation scale

0-5

Arviointikriteerit, tyydyttävä (1-2)

The overall assessment consists of 50% of the exam and 50% of the learning assignments and laboratory work.
To receive a numerical grade, you must take a supervised exam.
In face-to- face learning, the test is mandatory. The examinations are held three times in accordance with the degree rule.

Adequate (1): You can identify the majority of the most common manufacturing methods in machine shops, but you have significant gaps in their identification and selection tasks.

Satisfactory (2): You are generally familiar with the most common manufacturing methods in machine shops, but you have gaps in their identification and selection tasks.

Arviointikriteerit, hyvä (3-4)

Good (3): You master the essential knowledge and skills covered by the course:
- you are familiar with the most common types of mechanical engineering workshops and their structures
- you are familiar with the most common manufacturing methods in machine shops and know how to form them into production chains from raw materials to finished products
- you are able to implement selections between different manufacturing methods

Very good (4): You know exactly the most common manufacturing methods in machine shops and you are able to expertly identify them and make choices between them. In addition, you are be able to widely and fairly compare different manufacturing methods and form alternative manufacturing chains from them.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Excellent (5): You know exactly the most common manufacturing methods in machine shops and you are able to expertly identify them and make choices between them. In addition, you are be able to compare different manufacturing methods with a broad justification. Your expertise will also reach you to apply what you have learned critically and innovatively in exercises and in practice.

Qualifications

No special requirements. Motivation is the most important factor leading to learning. Basic technical skills contribute to the study of the course, but are not necessary.

Further information

Opintoja tarjotaan avoimen AMK:n kautta valmistustekniikasta kiinnostuneille henkilöille.