Metals Technology 3/
Metal CNC Design
Grades 11 & 12
Grades 11 & 12
AA605SFA/
AA605SFA/
AA607SFA9
AA607SFA9
Metals Technology 3/ Metal CNC Design
Metals Technology 3/ Metal CNC Design
In this skills-based course, participants will learn to draw using Computer Aided Design software to produce parts with a CNC (Computer Numeric Controlled) plasma table. Students will learn basic 2D design using design software including drawing shapes and designs, converting digital images to 2D projects, and how to include and exclude design aspects of 2D projects. Students will learn how to convert 2D projects to files and programming to control the CNC plasma table including learning how to operate the CNC plasma table. Each student will conduct a Supervised Agriculture Experience (SAE) project, in which they will be able to personally analyze one area of agriculture in which they are interested.
Length: Semester ● Credit: 0.5 ● Prerequisite: Metals Technology 2 (AdvancedWelding) or instructor approval
Length: Semester ● Credit: 0.5 ● Prerequisite: Metals Technology 2 (AdvancedWelding) or instructor approval
- Dual Credit Course: Oregon college credit may be available for this class. Work with the teacher to coordinate college credit and pay any associated fees.
- You will have the opportunity to meet the Career-Related Learning Experience (CRLE) graduation requirement in this course.
Diploma Credit Area: Applied/Fine Arts (FA)
Diploma Credit Area: Applied/Fine Arts (FA)
If you have already fulfilled your FA requirement, this course will transcribe as elective (EL) credit.