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Section 1: Introduction to Machine Tools
Unit 1: History of Machines
Section 2: Machine Trade Opportunities
Unit 2: Careers in the Metalworking Industry
Unit 3: Getting the Job
Section 3: Safety
Unit 4: Safety in the Machine Shop
Section 4: Job Planning
Unit 5: Engineering Drawings
Unit 6: Machining Procedures for Various Workpieces
Section 5: Measurement
Unit 7: Basic Measurement
Unit 8: Squares and Surface Plates
Unit 9: Micrometers
Unit 10: Vernier Calipers
Unit 11: Inside-, Depth-, and Height-Measuring Instruments
Unit 12: Gage Blocks
Unit 13: Angular Measurement
Unit 14: Gages
Unit 15: Comparison Measurement
Unit 16: The Coordinate Measuring System
Unit 17: Measuring with Light Waves
Unit 18: Surface Finish Measurement
Section 6: Layout Tools and Procedures
Unit 19: Basic Layout Materials, Tools, and Accessories
Unit 20: Basic or Semiprecision Layout
Unit 21: Precision Layout
Section 7: Hand Tools and Bench Work
Unit 22: Holding, Striking, and Assembling Tools
Unit 23: Hand-Type Cutting Tools
Unit 24: Thread-Cutting Tools and Procedures
Unit 25: Finishing Processes – Reaming, Broaching, and Lapping
Unit 26: Surface Finishing Processes
Section 8: Metal-Cutting Technology
Unit 27: Physics of Metal Cutting
Unit 28: Machinability of Metals
Unit 29: Cutting Tools
Unit 30: Operating Conditions and Tool Life
Unit 31: Carbide Cutting Tools
Unit 32: Diamond, Ceramic, and Cermet Cutting Tools
Unit 33: Polycrystalline Cutting Tools
Unit 34: Cutting Fluids – Types and Applications
Section 9: Metal-Cutting Saws
Unit 35: Types of Metal Saws
Unit 36: Contour Bandsaw Parts and Accessories
Unit 37: Contour Bandsaw Operations
Section 10: Drilling Machines
Unit 38: Drill Presses
Unit 39: Drilling Machine Accessories
Unit 40: Twist Drills
Unit 41: Cutting Speeds and Feeds
Unit 42: Drilling Holes
Unit 43: Reaming
Unit 44: Drill Press Operations
Section 11: The Lathe
Unit 45: Engine Lathe Parts
Unit 46: Lathe Accessories
Unit 47: Cutting Speed, Feed, and Depth of Cut
Unit 48: Lathe Safety
Unit 49: Mounting, Removing, and Aligning Lathe Centers
Unit 50: Grinding Lathe Cutting Tools
Unit 51: Facing Between Centers
Unit 52: Machining Between Centers
Unit 53: Knurling, Grooving, and Form Turning
Unit 54: Tapers and Taper Turning
Unit 55: Threads and Thread Cutting
Unit 56: Steady Rest, Follower Rests, and Mandrels
Unit 57: Machining in a Chuck
Unit 58: Drilling, Boring, Reaming, and Tapping
Section 12: Milling Machines
Unit 59: The Vertical Milling Machine
Unit 60: Cutting Speed, Feed, and Depth of Cut
Unit 61: End Mills
Unit 62: Vertical Mill Operations
Unit 63: Special Milling Operations
Unit 64: Horizontal Milling Machines and Accessories
Unit 65: Milling Cutters
Unit 66: Milling Machine Setups
Unit 67: Horizontal Milling Operations
Unit 68: The Indexing, or Dividing, Head
Unit 69: Helical Milling
Unit 70: Cam, Rack, Worm, and Clutch Milling
Section 13: Grinding
Unit 71: Types of Abrasives
Unit 72: Surface Grinders and Accessories
Unit 73: Surface Grinding Operations
Unit 74: Cylindrical Grinders
Unit 75: Universal Tool and Cutter Grinder
Section 14: Metallurgy
Unit 76: Manufacture and Properties of Steel
Unit 77: Heat Treatment of Steel
Unit 78: Testing of Metals and Nonferrous Metals
Section 15: Lean Manufacturing
Unit 79: Cellular Manufacturing
Unit 80: Continuous Improvement
Unit 81: Pull (Kanban) Systems
Unit 82: Total Productive Maintenance
Unit 83: Value-Stream Mapping
Unit 84: Workplace Organization
Section 16: Computer-Age Machining
Unit 85: The Computer
Unit 86: Computer Numerical Control
Unit 87: CNC Turning Center
Unit 88: CNC Machining Centers
Unit 89: CAD/CAM
Section 17: Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Unit 90: Nanotechnology
Unit 91: Cryogenic Treatment/Tempering
Unit 92: Diamond Coating
Unit 93: Additive Manufacturing Technologies
Unit 94: Multi-Tasking Machines
Unit 95: Industry 4.0
Unit 96: Optical/Laser/Vision Measurement
Unit 97: Electrical Discharge Machining
Unit 98: Robotics
Unit 99: Manufacturing Intelligence: Can a Company Survive without Real-Time Knowledge
