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<strong>MODULAR</strong> <strong>COURSES</strong> <strong>OFFERED</strong> <strong>AT</strong> <strong>ILP</strong> <strong>KANGAR</strong>, <strong>PERLIS</strong><br />

BIL<br />

CODE<br />

COURSE<br />

TITLE<br />

DUR<strong>AT</strong>ION D<strong>AT</strong>E CAPACITY CONTENT<br />

COURSE<br />

MANAGER<br />

1 AP-01<br />

Basic<br />

Pneumatic<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Jan<br />

1st wk Mar<br />

1st wk May<br />

2nd wk July<br />

1st wk Sept<br />

1st wk Nov<br />

10<br />

Introduction to Pneumatic system, introduction to various part of<br />

pneumatic equipment, production of compressed air, sign and<br />

symbol used for pneumatic component. Symbol and schematric<br />

diagram for pneumatic component and their user. Function and<br />

working principle of various type of valve, cylinder and other<br />

accessories.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

2 AP-02<br />

Basic Electro-<br />

Pneumatic<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Feb<br />

2nd wk Apr<br />

2nd wk June<br />

1st wk Aug<br />

1st wk Oct<br />

1st wk Dec<br />

10<br />

Introduction to electro-pneumatic system: Introduction to various<br />

part of electro-pneumatic equipment, production of compressed<br />

air, sign and symbol used for electro-pneumatic components:<br />

Symbol and schematic diagram for piston and cylinder, control<br />

valve etc, designation symbol for component, electro-pneumatic<br />

component and their uses: Function and working principle of<br />

various type of valve, cylinder and other accessories, pneumatic<br />

component and their uses: Function and working principle of<br />

various type of valve, cylinder and other accessories.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

3 AP-03 Basic Hydraulic 16<br />

3rd wk Jan<br />

2nd wk Mar<br />

2nd wk May<br />

3rd wk July<br />

2nd wk Sept<br />

2nd wk Nov<br />

10<br />

Introduction to hydraulics, hydraulics power system: Power pack<br />

system, hydraulic fluids properties and uses, hydraulics power<br />

system: Power pack system, hydraulic fluids properties and uses,<br />

element and standard symbol of hydraulics system, hydraulics<br />

accessories: Type and uses of hydraulics equipment and<br />

component, basic hydraulics circuit: Development of basic<br />

hydraulics for controlling hydraulics cylinder, motors and other<br />

actuators, development of simple hydraulics diagrams, basic<br />

hydraulics practical: Setting up simple hydraulic circuit according<br />

to diagrams.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

4 AP-04<br />

Basic Electro-<br />

Hydraulic<br />

16<br />

3rd wk Feb<br />

3rd wk Apr<br />

3rd wk June<br />

2nd wk Aug<br />

2nd wk Oct<br />

2nd wk Dec<br />

10<br />

Introduction to electro-hydraulics, electro-hydraulics power<br />

system: Power pack system, electro-hydraulic fluids properties<br />

and uses, electro-hydraulics power system: Power pack system,<br />

electro-hydraulic fluids properties and uses, element and standard<br />

symbol of electro-hydraulics system, electro-hydraulics<br />

accessories: Type and uses of electro-hydraulics equipment and<br />

component, basic electro-hydraulics circuit: Development of basic<br />

electro-hydraulics for controlling electro-hydraulics cylinder,<br />

motors and other actuators, development of simple electrohydraulics<br />

diagrams, basic electro-hydraulics practical: Setting up<br />

simple electro-hydraulic circuit according to diagrams.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

5 AP-05<br />

Programmable<br />

Logic Control -<br />

Part 1<br />

16<br />

4th wk Jan<br />

3rd wk Mar<br />

3rd wk May<br />

4th wk July<br />

4th wk Sept<br />

3rd wk Nov<br />

10<br />

Introduction to PLC, function and use of PLC component, circuit<br />

development and circuit diagram design, documentation and<br />

software management, communication between personal<br />

computers and PLC, programming in ladder diagrams and<br />

troubleshooting problem and basic control system.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT


BIL<br />

CODE<br />

COURSE<br />

TITLE<br />

DUR<strong>AT</strong>ION D<strong>AT</strong>E CAPACITY CONTENT<br />

COURSE<br />

MANAGER<br />

6 AP-06<br />

Programmable<br />

Logic Control -<br />

Part 2<br />

16<br />

4th wk Feb<br />

4th wk Apr<br />

4th wk June<br />

4th wk Aug<br />

3rd wk Oct<br />

3rd wk Dec<br />

10<br />

Advantages of PLC, function and use of PLC component,<br />

commissioning of a PLC, criteria for use of mechanical, optical<br />

cacitive and inductive proximity sensors, circuit development,<br />

circuit diagram design, documentation and software management,<br />

communiczation between oersonal computers and PLCs,<br />

programming in ladder diagrams, function chart and ststement<br />

list, development of squence and logic control system, defining<br />

appropriate control systems for a given control task,<br />

mnodification of programs by inserting or deleting control<br />

command.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

7 AP-07<br />

PC Maintenance<br />

And Servicing -<br />

Part 1<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Jan<br />

4th wk Mar<br />

4th wk May<br />

5th wk July<br />

5th wk Sept<br />

4th wk Nov<br />

12<br />

Introduction to personal computer, familiarizing with PC<br />

components, central processing unit, motherboard, storage media<br />

installation, multimedia components installation, memory<br />

installation, modem installations, putting PC components<br />

together.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

8 AP-08<br />

PC Maintenance<br />

And Servicing -<br />

Part 2<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Feb<br />

5th wk Apr<br />

2nd wk June<br />

2nd wk Aug<br />

2nd wk Oct<br />

4th wk Dec<br />

12<br />

Introduction to software, setup Bios.Create partation and format,<br />

install windows, antivirus, automation office and basic network.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

9 EP-01 Basic Electronic 20<br />

1 & 2 wk Jan<br />

2 & 3 wk Feb<br />

1 & 2 wk Mar<br />

1 & 2 wk May<br />

2 & 3 wk June<br />

1 & 2 wk July<br />

1 & 2 wk Sept<br />

1 & 2 wk Oct<br />

1 & 2 wk Nov<br />

8<br />

Introduction to basic electricity, electronics and digital logic,<br />

operation of the devices, schematic diagram and perform test and<br />

measurement with a VOM, oscilloscope and signal generator.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRONIC<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

10 EP-02<br />

Basic<br />

Programmable<br />

Logic Controller<br />

20<br />

2 & 3 wk Feb<br />

3 & 4 wk Mar<br />

2 & 3 wk Apr<br />

4 & 5 wk June<br />

3 & 4 wk July<br />

1 & 2 wk Aug<br />

2 & 3 wk Oct<br />

3 & 4 wk Nov<br />

1 & 2 wk Dec<br />

8<br />

To understand the basic operation and mechanism of PLC.<br />

Learn some basic PLC Programming. Basic mechanism of PLC.<br />

Basic operation of programmable console. Some application of<br />

basic execution commands. Learn simple operation of<br />

programming.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRONIC<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

11 EP-03<br />

Basic Of Control<br />

Motor Curcuit<br />

16<br />

5th wk Jan<br />

5 th wk Apr<br />

4th wk May<br />

4th wk Aug<br />

5th wk Sept<br />

3rd wk Dec<br />

8<br />

To perform basic of the principles, types and function of Three<br />

Phase Inductor Motor Starter components.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRONIC<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

12 IP-01<br />

Maintain Safe<br />

Guarding<br />

System<br />

16<br />

3rd wk Jan<br />

2nd wk Feb<br />

2nd wk Mar<br />

2nd wk Apr<br />

1st wk May<br />

2nd wk June<br />

2nd wk July<br />

1st wk Aug<br />

2nd wk Sept<br />

1st wk Oct<br />

1st wk Nov<br />

2nd wk Dec<br />

10<br />

Calibrate temperature switch using temperature probe, calibrator<br />

and multimeter so that the set point of the switch meets process<br />

specification. Calibrate level switch using level stand pipe<br />

indicator and multimeter so that the set point of the switch<br />

meets process specification. Functional check on flow switch<br />

using simulated flow and multimeter so that the flow switch is<br />

functioning as per specification. Functional check on solenoid<br />

valve using air/power supply source and pressure gAuge so that<br />

the solenoid valve is functioning to specification<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRONIC<br />

DEPARTMENT


BIL<br />

CODE<br />

COURSE<br />

TITLE<br />

DUR<strong>AT</strong>ION D<strong>AT</strong>E CAPACITY CONTENT<br />

COURSE<br />

MANAGER<br />

13 IP-02<br />

Maintain<br />

Auxiliary<br />

Instrument<br />

Devices<br />

24<br />

3 & 4 wk Feb<br />

4 & 5 wk Mar<br />

4 & 5 wk Apr<br />

3 & 4 wk May<br />

4 & 5 wk June<br />

4 & 5 wk July<br />

2 & 3 wk Aug<br />

4 & 5 wk Sept<br />

2 & 3 wk Oct<br />

3 & 4 wk Nov<br />

3 & 4 wk Dec<br />

6<br />

Install pneumatic transmition lines and components using hook-up<br />

diagram, tubing bender, cutter and leak detection solution so that<br />

it provides air supply to the transmitter for signal transmition.<br />

Install electrical signal transmition lines and components using<br />

wiring diagram, hand tools and multimeter so that it provides<br />

electrical power and signal transmition to the instruments.<br />

Calibrate pressure gAuge using pressure calibrator and hand tools<br />

so thet the acuracy of the reading meets manufacturer's<br />

specification. Functional check on limit switch appropriate<br />

triggering devices and multimeter so that function as per plant<br />

requirement. Service process regulator using pressure gAuge and<br />

hand tools so thet the process regulator is in working condition<br />

dan meets manufacturer's specification.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

ELECTRONIC<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

14 FL-01<br />

Basic Arc<br />

Welding<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Jan<br />

1st wk May<br />

1st wk Sept<br />

1st wk Dec<br />

12<br />

Fundamental of arc welding-safety procedures setting up and<br />

operation procedure of arc welding machines, identification and<br />

selection of electrodes and their applications in welding work,<br />

welding technique-beading, padding on flat and round bar.<br />

Welding of lap, corner and tee fillet welds, testing weldsdestructive<br />

and non-destructive testing .<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

15 FL-02<br />

Intermediate<br />

Arc Welding<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Feb<br />

2nd wk June<br />

1st wk Oct<br />

12<br />

Welding variable and techniques beading in horizontal and vertical<br />

up, type of butt-weld, edge preparation and vertical up, meaning<br />

of arc blow and polarity, welding of butt-joints in 1G, 2G and 3G (<br />

flat, horizontal - vertical and vertical-up position), testing weldsdestructive<br />

testing .<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

16 FL-03<br />

Basic Metal<br />

Fabrication<br />

16<br />

1st wk Mar<br />

2nd wk July<br />

1st wk Nov<br />

12<br />

Introduction to metal fabrication practices and safety<br />

precautions. Layout procedures, selection and use of shop tools<br />

and fabrication machinery including shears, hand, grinders, etc.<br />

Set up operations of oxy-acetylene welding/cutting equipments.<br />

Set up and operations of arc-welding machine. Welding and flame<br />

cutting, development drawings. Fabrication of workpieces by<br />

using templates, such as cone hopper, square and round elbow<br />

and T-joint.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

17 FL-04<br />

Intermediate<br />

Metal<br />

Fabrication<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Apr<br />

1st wk Aug<br />

1st wk Dec<br />

12<br />

Set up and operation of oxy-acetylene welding/cutting<br />

equipment's and arc welding machine, development drawing.<br />

Preparation of templates, fabrication work: Fabrication of square<br />

to round shape workpiece, joining pipes in 90 degrees three pitch<br />

turn and y-branch, fabricating three-piece rectangular to round<br />

elbow .<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

18 FL-05<br />

Advanced Metal<br />

Fabrication<br />

16<br />

1st wk May<br />

1st wk Sept<br />

3rd wk Dec<br />

12<br />

Type of butt-joints and edge preparation, techniques of pipe<br />

welding, welding of rotated pipe in, horizontal (1G) position,<br />

welding of pipe in vertical (2G) position, welding of fix pipe in,<br />

horizontal (5G) positions, types of weld defects and weld test .<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

19 FL-06<br />

AutoCAD 2007 -<br />

Part 1<br />

16<br />

3rd wk Jan<br />

3rd wk Apr<br />

3rd wk July<br />

2nd wk Oct<br />

12<br />

Getting started, display commands, CAD Tools & drawing setup,<br />

basic drawing command, basic edit commands, layers, CAD<br />

construction techniques, creating text & defining styles, blocks &<br />

drawing import/export options dimensions, crosshatching,<br />

printing & ploting basics, introduction to paper space .<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT


BIL<br />

CODE<br />

COURSE<br />

TITLE<br />

DUR<strong>AT</strong>ION D<strong>AT</strong>E CAPACITY CONTENT<br />

COURSE<br />

MANAGER<br />

20 FL-07<br />

AutoCAD 2007-<br />

Part 2<br />

16<br />

3rd wk Feb<br />

2nd wk May<br />

2rd wk Aug<br />

2nd wk Nov<br />

12<br />

Advanced drawing techniques, managing your system, inserting<br />

graphics, working with attributes, advanced dimensioning, paper<br />

space and plotting, introduction to customization, introduction to<br />

3D .<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

21 FL-08<br />

AutoCAD 2007 -<br />

3D<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Mar<br />

3rd wk June<br />

2nd wk Sept<br />

2nd wk Dec<br />

12<br />

AutoCAD 3D productivity, basic 3D concepts, coordinate system &<br />

viewing, entities in 3D space, surfaces, creating 3D solids, editing<br />

& analyzing 3D solids, model space & paper space, concepts<br />

visualing the finishing model.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

22 FL-09<br />

Oxy-Acetylene<br />

Welding Cutting<br />

16<br />

3rd wk Mar<br />

4th wk Apr<br />

4th wk July<br />

4th wk Sept<br />

3rd wk Dec<br />

16<br />

Work on the steel plate with a several thickness, groove weld in:<br />

Horizontal position, vertical position, uphill position cutting<br />

straight/round on plate, work on the steel pipe with several<br />

diameters and thickness, groove weld in rotation, vertical position<br />

and all position, preparation before welding, defect and remedy<br />

and welding control.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

23 FL-10<br />

Blue Print<br />

Reading<br />

16<br />

5th wk Jan<br />

3rd wk May<br />

3rd wk Oct<br />

12<br />

Introduction to blue print, the alphabet of line, types of lines and<br />

their uses, lettering and dimensioning, freehand sketches,<br />

principles of projection drawing, pictorial drawing, sectional<br />

views, title block, list of material, drawing notes, drawing<br />

changes, thread representation/specification, specification and<br />

call-out for machine processes. Broken out, partial, removed and<br />

revolved sections, tolerances, allowances and dimensioning,<br />

limits and fits, geometric tolerancing, auxiliary views, welding<br />

symbols and castings, Irrelationship and sequence of components<br />

in assembly and sub assembly procedure, basic AutoCAD 2D .<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

24 FL-11<br />

Gas Tungsten<br />

Arc Welding -<br />

Carbon Steel<br />

16<br />

4th wk Feb<br />

4th wk June<br />

3rd wk Nov<br />

9<br />

Material: Carbon steel position: 1F1G or/ and 2F2G or/ and 3F3G<br />

theoretical : Introduction to gas metal arc welding, safety and<br />

health of welders, selecting the equipment and material, set up<br />

operation and shut down procedure, practical : Exercise on fillet<br />

joint and single V butt joint in vertical position, material<br />

positioning and tack weld, perform fillet joint and single V butt<br />

joint, test and visual inspections, in accordance with the position<br />

required by the company.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

25 FL-12<br />

Gas Tungsten<br />

Arc Welding -<br />

Stainless Steel<br />

16<br />

4th wk Mar<br />

4th wk Aug<br />

4th wk Dec<br />

9<br />

Position: 1F/1G or 2F/2G and 3F/3G, theoretical: Introduction to<br />

GTAW (only for 1F/1G course ), the welding characteristics of<br />

carbon steel, safety and health of welders, selecting the<br />

equiment and meterial, set up operation and shut down<br />

procedure, practical, stringer bead without and with filler metal<br />

on 1.5mm D20 carbon steel in flat/ horizontal/ vertical position,<br />

fillet weld lap joint without and with filler metal on 1.5mm low<br />

carbon steel plate (for 1G and 2G), fillet weld T-joint without and<br />

with filler metalon 1.5mm low carbon steel plate in the position<br />

required by the company, fillet weld outside corner joint without<br />

and with filler metal on 1.5mm low carbon steel plate in flat<br />

position (only for 1F), groove weld single V butt joint on 6mm low<br />

carbon steel plate in vertical position (3G) (root and hot pass<br />

only), groove weld square butt joint with filler metal on 1.5mm<br />

low carbon steel plate in the required position, inspection and<br />

testing welds, report, in accordance with the position required<br />

by the company.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT


BIL<br />

CODE<br />

COURSE<br />

TITLE<br />

DUR<strong>AT</strong>ION D<strong>AT</strong>E CAPACITY CONTENT<br />

COURSE<br />

MANAGER<br />

26 FL-13<br />

Gas Tungsten<br />

Arc Welding -<br />

Aluminium<br />

16<br />

5th wk Apr<br />

5th wk July<br />

4th wk Nov<br />

9<br />

Material: Aluminium position: 1G and 2G theoretical: Safety and<br />

health of welders, selecting the equipment and materials, set up<br />

operation shut down procedure, the joint designs for pipe welding<br />

and pipe welds quality, practical, square butt joint on diameter<br />

50mm sch. 10 aluminium pipe in 1G position, groove weld single V<br />

butt joint on diameter 50mm sch. 40 aluminium pipe in 1G<br />

position, square butt joint on diameter 50mm sch.10 aluminium<br />

pipe in 2G position, groove weld single V butt joint on diameter<br />

50mm sch. 40 aluminium pipe in 2G position, inspection and<br />

testing welds and report.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

27 FL-14<br />

Gas Metal Arc<br />

Welding -<br />

Carbon Steel<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Jan<br />

1st wk Mar<br />

4th wk May<br />

1st wk Aug<br />

1st wk Oct<br />

9<br />

Material: Carbon steel position: 1F1G or/ and 2F2G or/ and 3F3G<br />

theoretical : Introduction to gas metal arc welding, safety and<br />

health of welders, selecting the equipment and material, set up<br />

operation and shut down procedure, practical : Exercise on fillet<br />

joint and single V butt joint in vertical position, material<br />

positioning and tack weld, perform fillet joint and single V butt<br />

joint, test and visual inspections, in accordance with the position<br />

required by the company.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

28 FL-15<br />

Gas Metal Arc<br />

Welding -<br />

Stainless Steel<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Feb<br />

2nd wk Apr<br />

2nd wk June<br />

1st wk Dec<br />

9<br />

Position: 1F/1G or/ and 2F/2G or/ and 3F/3G, theoretical:<br />

Introduction to GMAW (only for 1F/1G course ), the welding<br />

characteristics of carbon steel, safety and health of welders,<br />

selecting the equiment and material, set up operation and shut<br />

down procedure, practical, stringer bead without and with filler<br />

metal on 1.5mm low carbon steel in flat/ horizontal/ vertical<br />

position, fillet weld lap joint without and with filler metal on<br />

1.5mm low carbon steel plate (for 1G and 2G), fillet weld tee<br />

joint without and with filler wire metal on 5mm low carbon steel<br />

plate in the position required by the company, fillet weld outside<br />

corner joint without and with filler metal on 5mm low thickness<br />

low carbon steel plate in flat position (only for 1F), Groove weld<br />

single V butt joint on 6mm low carbon steel plate in vertitcal<br />

position (3G) (root and hot pass only), groove weld square butt<br />

joint with filler wire metal on 5mm low carbon steel plate in the<br />

required position, inspection and testing welds, report,in<br />

accordance with the position required by the company.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

29 FL-16<br />

Development<br />

Drawing<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Mar<br />

2nd wk July<br />

1st wk Nov<br />

12<br />

How to use radial line to develop template, knowledge<br />

mechanical drawing, using of drawing tools, method of<br />

developments, preparation templates . How to use trigulation<br />

method to develop template, knowledge mechanical drawing,<br />

using of drawing tools, method of developments, preparation<br />

templates .<br />

HEAD OF<br />

PRODUCTION<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

30 CNC-01<br />

Perform Milling<br />

Operation<br />

32<br />

3 & 4 wk Feb<br />

2 & 3 wk Apr<br />

2 & 3 wk June<br />

1 & 2 wk Aug<br />

1 & 2 wk Oct<br />

10<br />

This course is designed to enable participants to acquire<br />

knowledge and skill in operation of vertical Milling Machine.<br />

Participants will be thAught theory and practical skill of various<br />

milling techniques.<br />

CONTENT; Workshop safety. Operation of machine. Rough and<br />

finish milling a blank with six surface. Milling slot, step, shoulder<br />

and grove. Pocket milling. Inspection and maintenance. Assemble<br />

part techniques.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

MECHANICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

31 CNC-02 CNC Milling 40<br />

1 ~ 3 wk Mar<br />

1 ~ 3 wk Sept<br />

10<br />

Overview: Features and component of CNC Milling. Workpiece<br />

clamping system and tool clamping system. Type of cutting tool<br />

used in CNC Milling. The controller of CNC Miliing.<br />

Programming: Introduction to the programming codes. The<br />

program structure and machining sequence. Write a simple CNC<br />

Milling program refering to part drawing given.<br />

Application: Tool setting on the machine. Program editing on the<br />

machine. Workpiece machining.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

MECHANICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT


BIL<br />

CODE<br />

COURSE<br />

TITLE<br />

DUR<strong>AT</strong>ION D<strong>AT</strong>E CAPACITY CONTENT<br />

COURSE<br />

MANAGER<br />

32 CNC-03 CNC Turning 40 1 ~ 3 wk May 10<br />

Overview: Features and component of CNC Turning. Workpiece<br />

clamping system and tool clamping system. Type of cutting tool<br />

used in CNC Turning. The controller of CNC Turning.<br />

Programming: Introduction to the programming codes. The<br />

program structure and machining sequence. Write a simple CNC<br />

Turning program refering to part drawing given.<br />

Application: Tool setting on the machine. Program editing on the<br />

machine. Workpiece machining.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

MECHANICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

33 CNC-04 CNC Wire Cut 40<br />

2 ~ 4 wk July<br />

1 ~ 3 wk Dec<br />

10<br />

Overview: Features and component of CNC Wire Cut . Knowledge<br />

on type of wire, installation and setting CNC Wire Cut. Workpiece<br />

setting. The controller of CNC Wire Cut.<br />

Programming: Introduction to the programming codes. The<br />

program structure and machining sequence. Write a simple CNC<br />

Wire Cut program refering to part drawing given.<br />

Application: Wire setting on the machine. Program editing on the<br />

machine. Workpiece machining.<br />

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MECHANICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

34 CNC-05 CNC Die Sinking 40 1 ~ 3 wk Nov 10<br />

Knowledge on type of electrode. Knowledge on type of electrode<br />

holding devices. Knowledge on operational feature of EDM Die<br />

Sinking Machine and function. Practical exercise on Die Sinking.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

MECHANICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

35 TM-01<br />

Microsoft Word -<br />

Part 1<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Jan<br />

2nd wk Feb<br />

1st wk MAC<br />

2nd wk Apr<br />

1st wk May<br />

2nd wk June<br />

2nd wk July<br />

1st wk Aug<br />

1st wk Sept<br />

1st wk Oct<br />

1st wk Nov<br />

1st wk Dec<br />

15<br />

Introduction to ms-word, editing document, bullets, auto<br />

numbering and multilevel, formatting document, table, columns<br />

and border, columns, setting on word 2000, insert picture,<br />

printing document, merging document.<br />

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RESOURCE CENTRE<br />

AND COMPUTER<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

36 TM-02<br />

Microsoft Excel -<br />

Part 1<br />

16<br />

3rd wk Jan<br />

3rd wk Feb<br />

2nd wk Mar<br />

3rd wk Apr<br />

2nd wk May<br />

3rd wk June<br />

3rd wk July<br />

2nd wk Aug<br />

2nd wk Sept<br />

2nd wk Oct<br />

2nd wk Nov<br />

2nd wk Dec<br />

15<br />

Introduction to ms-excel 2000, building a worksheet, correcting<br />

data and using help, adding formulas, cut, copy and paste, More<br />

on summation, inserting and deleting rows and columns,<br />

formatting a worksheet, printing a worksheet, working with<br />

charts, pivot table, sorting data.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

RESOURCE CENTRE<br />

AND COMPUTER<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

37 TM-03<br />

Microsoft<br />

Powerpoint -<br />

Part 1<br />

16<br />

5th wk Jan<br />

4th wk Feb<br />

3rd wk Mar<br />

4th wk Apr<br />

3rd wk May<br />

4th wk June<br />

4th wk July<br />

4th wk Aug<br />

4th wk Sept<br />

3rd wk Oct<br />

3rd wk Nov<br />

3rd wk Dec<br />

15<br />

Introduction to ms- power point 2000, creating a new<br />

presentation, entering and adding text to your presentation,<br />

moving text and objects, changing text attributes, save, undo and<br />

redo your presentation, add, delete and move slides, viewing your<br />

slide show, creating a new presentation using the auto wizard,<br />

opening and printing presentation, adding clip-art, working with<br />

slide and layout, drawing objects, working with draw objects,<br />

slide transitions, adding animation and sound.<br />

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RESOURCE CENTRE<br />

AND COMPUTER<br />

DEPARTMENT


BIL<br />

CODE<br />

COURSE<br />

TITLE<br />

DUR<strong>AT</strong>ION D<strong>AT</strong>E CAPACITY CONTENT<br />

COURSE<br />

MANAGER<br />

38 TM-04<br />

PC Assembly -<br />

Part 1<br />

16<br />

2nd wk Jan<br />

2nd wk Feb<br />

4th wk MAC<br />

5th wk Apr<br />

4th wk May<br />

2nd wk June<br />

5th wk July<br />

1st wk Aug<br />

5th wk Sept<br />

1st wk Oct<br />

4th wk Nov<br />

4th wk Dec<br />

15<br />

Introduction to PC Component and hardware. Theory on hardware<br />

assembly technique. Practice on assemble hardware for Personal<br />

Computer and basic installation of Operating System<br />

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RESOURCE CENTRE<br />

AND COMPUTER<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

39 TM-05 Basic Internet 16<br />

3rd wk Jan<br />

3rd wk Feb<br />

1st wk Mar<br />

2rd wk Apr<br />

1st wk May<br />

3rd wk June<br />

2nd wk July<br />

2nd wk Aug<br />

1st wk Sept<br />

2nd wk Oct<br />

1st wk Nov<br />

5th wk Dec<br />

15<br />

Introduction to the internet. Getting connected to the internet.<br />

Internet application and understanding the World Wide Web.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

RESOURCE CENTRE<br />

AND COMPUTER<br />

DEPARTMENT<br />

40 MI-01<br />

Perform Turning<br />

Operation<br />

32<br />

3 & 4 wk Feb<br />

3 & 4 wk Apr<br />

3 & 4 wk June<br />

1 & 2 wk Aug<br />

2 & 3 wk Oct<br />

2 & 3 wk Dec<br />

10<br />

This course is designed to enable participants to acquire<br />

knowledge and skill in operation of Lathe Machine. Participants<br />

will be thAught theory and practical skill of turning techniques.<br />

CONTENT; Workshop safety. Part and function of lathe machine.<br />

Facing, longitudinal step turning. Drilling, boring. Taper turning.<br />

Thread cutting. Knurling, Grooving, Chamfering and Parting off.<br />

Assemble part techniques.<br />

HEAD OF<br />

MECHANICAL<br />

DEPARTMENT

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