This course serves as a continuation of the previous semester’s instruction on traditional machine tools. It is designed to enhance students’ ability to independently apply the machining knowledge and practical experience acquired during Factory Internship (I). Students will be required to independently complete assigned workpieces, adhering to specified dimensional and quality standards.
In addition to traditional machining practices, this course introduces students to Computer Numeri-cal Control (CNC) machine tools. Instruction will include both theoretical knowledge and practical demonstrations, using the students’ own workpieces from Factory Internship (I) as teaching examples for CNC operation and programming.
Through this integrated approach, students will not only develop hands-on experience with CNC ma-chining, but also gain a deeper understanding of its critical role in modern manufacturing and precision engineering.