The practical aspects of the course are underpinned with theoretical knowledge about metal machining processes and materials which include various steel, brass and aluminium sections, such as round, flat and hexagonal bar stock. There is a strong emphasis on industrial and workshop safety and a focus on employability skills.
Metal Machining
SACE Stage 1
Metal Machining
Design, Technology and Engineering - Material Solutions
SACE Stage 1
10 credits
Metal Machining is a skilled process that uses a range of workshop tools and equipment to research, plan, create and develop metal-based products. Students use a range of hand tools and workshop equipment including drilling machines, milling machines and metal turning lathes to manufacture a range of small components to be assembled for a project. Students also research the impacts of technology on people, society and the environment.
Course Content
Assessment
Further Info
Course Content
Assessment
| Specialised Skills Task | 30% |
| Design Process and Solution | 70% |
Further Info
This course is valuable preparation for further workshop based courses at Stage 1 and 2 level as well as VET programs.
This course is offered in Semester 1.