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• IAMW 025: MT GD&T

  0.60 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T) mini- training course will cover the fundamentals of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing necessary to be a top-notch machinist and quality control specialist.
  ShareIAMW 025 - MT GD&T

• IAMW 026: MT Machine Set-up

  0.60 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This is a mini-training course for experienced operators who want to take the next step to learning how to become a proficient machine set-up specialist.
  ShareIAMW 026 - MT Machine Set-up

• IAMW 027: MT Shop Math 101

  0.60 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This mini-training class provides an introduction to basic machine shop math where we help take the fear out of the geometry, algebra, and trigonometry necessary to become a proficient machinist.
  ShareIAMW 027 - MT Shop Math 101

• IAMW 028: MT Tooling

  0.60 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  In this 6 hour speed class, students will learn how to identify faulty or worn tooling, how to re-sharpen tooling, and how to use tooling in advanced ways to get the job done faster.
  ShareIAMW 028 - MT Tooling

• IAMW 029: MT Turning

  0.60 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This course will provide students with the basic skills and practice to learn how to properly perform machine turning.
  ShareIAMW 029 - MT Turning

• IAMW 030: Precision Measurement

  10.00 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  Students will be exposed to and use all different types of shop precision measurement tools. Starting with the common ruler through CMM. Labs are included with the most used equipment such as calipers, micrometers, gages, and height gages.
  ShareIAMW 030 - Precision Measurement

• IAMW 031: Basic Residential Construction

  6.00 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This course will provide an introduction to the basic skills required in residential home construction. Participants will develop skills in the safe use of basic power tools, and observe safe operation of power equipment. They will learn the basics of framing and drywall installation and finishing. The class will provide a basic understanding of the correct layout of residential water supply and drainage lines. Participants will learn proper soldering technique for copper tubing and how to correctly install PVC drain piping. They will also learn the steps in installing faucets and toilets. Participants will learn Ohm's Law and how it applies to residential wiring. Parallel and series circuits will be covered along with breaker boxes and breakers. The importance of selection of the proper wire size will be stressed. Participants will get an opportunity to wire common switches and outlets found in residential construction.
  ShareIAMW 031 - Basic Residential Construction

• IAMW 032: Math Measuremnt & Print Rdg

  4.00 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This course offers a comprehensive view of how to read and understand Mechanical Blueprints. This course also offers a review of common fractions conversion, adding/subtracting, multiplying/dividing decimals, and Algebra numeral/letter substitution, Geometry angles, area/volume calculations and basic Trigonometry including the Pythagorean Theorem. Use of basic shop measurement devices such as scales, gauge blocks, Vernier calipers, and micrometers are also covered.
  ShareIAMW 032 - Math Measuremnt & Print Rdg

• IAMW 033: Intro to Masonry Construction

  10.00 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This course is designed to develop basic skills in brick laying and block laying construction. Students will learn how to mix mortar, cut bricks, cut blocks, and build walls and foundations to specifications.
  ShareIAMW 033 - Intro to Masonry Construction

• IAMW 034: Construction Skills Program

  40.00 Credits

  Harrisburg Area Community College-Harrisburg

  
  This course introduces students to core skills needed for the construction trade industry with a focus on carpentry. The course begins with special attention paid to the attitude and attributes of a good construction worker such as communication, teamwork, work ethic, customer service and quality. Safety is stressed throughout the program culminating with the students testing for their OSHA-10 Construction Safety Certification. Construction math will be covered early on and reinforced throughout. Students will learn to interpret construction prints as they build projects designed to provide practice of basic carpentry skills using hand tools, powered hand tools, powered hand tools and stationary power tools. Students are formally assessed on their work attributes as well as their carpentry skills three times during their time in the program.
  ShareIAMW 034 - Construction Skills Program