Skill mastery at first year in college | DSSA Skill Development

Fall Semester

Learner will be able to safely saw, file, drill, tap, and clean up
Learner will be able to lay out work pieces within 1/32” on cold finished materials and 1/16” on hot finished materials
Learner will be able to saw and file parts to size within 1/32”
Learner will be able to drill and tap holes within 1/16” location

Learner will be able to use a 6 inch ruler to measure various objects
Learner will be able to use a dial caliper to measure various objects
Learner will be able to use a micrometer to measure various objects
Learner will be able to use a Vernier height, thread, radius, and angle gauge as well as use a dial indicator

Learner will be able to properly use the sheet metal tools
Learner will be able to create a hand sketch with the proper bending allowance and transfer it to the sheet metal, staying within 1/32” tolerance
Learner will be able to create a box with a set of dimensions, staying within a 1/16” tolerance for the final height width and length
Learner will be able to perform proper hems and remain within a 1/16” tolerance for straightness

Learner will be able to create 3D model of parts
Learner will be able to create 3D assemblies from multiple parts
Learner will be able to create engineering detail drawings for individual parts and assembly drawings for complete assemblies

Face to Length: Learner will be able to face a part to length on a conventional lathe
Turn diameters and Shoulders: Learner will be able to turn diameters and shoulders on a conventional lathe
Form Radius: Learner will be able to form radii on a conventional lathe
Drill and Tap: Learner will be able to drill and tap on a part axis using a conventional lathe
Boring: Learner will be able to bore diameters and shoulders on a conventional lathe
Single Point Threading: Learner will be able to turn single point thread on a conventional lathe