What you'll learn
- e checking
- Post-processing
- CNC program generation
- Advanced CAM and multi-axis machining concepts
Who Can Join?
- Mechanical Engineering Students
- Production Engineering Students
- Manufacturing Engineering Students
- Automobile Engineering Students
- Industrial Engineering Students
- Mechatronics Students
- Diploma Engineering Students
- ITI Students
- CNC Operators
- CNC Programmers
- CAD/CAM Learners
- Manufacturing Professionals
- Tool Room Professionals
Prerequisite
- Basic computer knowledge
- Basic engineering drawing knowledge
- Basic manufacturing concepts are helpful
- Knowledge of CNC machining is beneficial
- Basic CAD knowledge is recommended
- No previous SOLID-CAM experience is required
Course Outcome
After completing the course, learners will be able to:
- Understand CAD/CAM and CNC manufacturing workflows
- Prepare CAD models for CAM operations
- Set up CAM projects and stock
- Create work coordinate systems
- Select appropriate cutting tools
- Generate 2D milling toolpaths
- Create 3D machining toolpaths
- Perform drilling and hole machining
- Understand CNC turning operations
- Apply appropriate cutting parameters
- Generate and verify toolpaths
- Perform collision and gouge checking
- Understand G-code and M-code concepts
- Generate CNC programs through post-processing
- Understand advanced and multi-axis CAM concepts
- Develop complete CNC machining projects
Career & Learning Opportunities
- CAM Programmer Trainee
- CNC Programmer Trainee
- CAD/CAM Engineer Trainee
- CNC Milling Programmer
- CNC Turning Programmer
- CAM Engineer Trainee
- CNC Machine Operator
- CNC Setup Technician
- Manufacturing Engineer Trainee
- Toolpath Programmer
- Production Engineering Assistant
- Manufacturing Process Assistant
- Tool Room Trainee
- CNC Programming Assistant
- CAD/CAM Project Assistant
- Manufacturing Design Assistant