Machining Program

The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering is excited to announce the continuation of our Machining Program. This project is made possible through collaboration with George Brown College. Students enrolled in this pilot will have the opportunity to receive hands-on training in George Brown’s extensive and up-to-date machining facilities. The importance of such training cannot be overstated. Engineers with a firm understanding of current machining capabilities and limitations can engineer systems designed for quick and easy manufacture. Further, students interested in the vast array of campus groups such as the Solar Car Team and Formula SAE will find this training invaluable.

The Machining Program will be offered in three separate modules. This allows students to progress through the program at their own pace. The modules are as follows:
All students wishing to use the MIE Student Workshop will be required to successfully complete the first module, Basic Machine Operation.


Machining Program Outline

Basic Machining, Session 1. (Sep 21 & 27, 2008)
Basic Machining, Session 2. (Oct 18 & 25, 2008)
Basic Machining, Session 3. (Jan 31 & Feb 7, 2009)
Basic Machining Registration Form

Basic Machining, Additional Session (Nov 8 & 15, 2008)
Basic Machining, Additional Session Registration Form

Advanced Machining, Session 1. (Oct 4 & 18, 2008)
Advanced Machining, Session 2. (Nov 1 & 8, 2008)
Advanced Machining, Session 3 - tentative. (Feb 21 & 28, 2009)
Advanced Machining, Additional Session. (Nov 22 & 29, 2008)
Advanced Machining Registration Form

Basic Welding. (Nov 8 & 9, 2008)
Basic Welding Registration Form.