- Prologue
- Meet the team
- Interpretation of plans and order
- Frequently asked questions
- Simulations- the order
- Why a CNC machine?
Beginner
Online
4 Weeks
Free
Quick facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Learning efforts
2-3 Hours Per Week
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Course overview
A CNC or Computer Numerical Control is a machine used to produce many things like a car engine cylinder and the gigantic gears of merchant vessels. The Introduction to Computer Numerical Control certification aims to train candidates to operate and program a CNC and develop projects on it. Candidates will learn the full workings of the machine and acquire essential knowledge for operating it.
The Introduction to Computer Numerical Control certification syllabus is based on a practical case study to help candidates develop a CNC project optimally. You will start from a drawing or blueprint, and select the appropriate machine and tools required to execute the project. Tenaris University has created this online course and offers it for free on edX.
Candidates who take part in the Introduction to Computer Numerical Control training will be introduced to the Jaque Mate company project and learn how to produce a chess piece. You will work with simulations and learn how to overcome challenges during the project. This is a short course of one month and is free of cost and can be audited for a limited duration. The students can also pay the course fee to get the certificate and get unlimited access to the programme.
The highlights
- Short-term one-month course
- 100% online course
- Practical learning
- Case studies
- Examples
- Self-paced course
- Expert instructors
- Course by Tenaris University
- Free of cost
- Certificate of completion
Program offerings
- Online training
- Engineering course
- Tenaris university programme
- Introductory level
- Quick completion in four weeks
- Instruction in english
- Transcripts available
- Shareable certificate
Course and certificate fees
Type of course
- edX offers the Introduction to Computer Numerical Control online course entirely free of cost.
- However, candidates need to pay the Introduction to Computer Numerical Control Certification Fee to receive the verified certificate.
Introduction to Computer Numerical Control fee structure
Course Title | Fee Details |
Introduction to Computer Numerical Control. (Audit only) | Free |
Introduction to Computer Numerical Control (with certificate) | ₹4,045 |
certificate availability
certificate providing authority
certificate fees
Eligibility criteria
To enroll in the Introduction to Computer Numerical Control course by edX, interested candidates must have knowledge of mathematics, blueprint reading and technical drawing. They must also know how to handle measuring instruments.
What you will learn
After completing the Introduction to Computer Numerical Control online course, candidates will learn how to perform the following tasks:
- How to identify the right machine tool for the production process.
- How to develop a basic CNC code.
- Selection of cutting tools according to the ISO standard.
- Implementation of necessary pre-production adjustments.
Admission details
- Candidates who are interested in learning about CNC machines by taking admission in the Introduction to Computer Numerical Control Certification Course can enroll through the following link: https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-computer-numerical-control.
- Click on any one of the options from “Enroll”, “Sign in” or “Register”.
- Open the registration page and enter relevant details. You can also choose to skip this step and directly use your Google, Facebook, Microsoft, or Apple account to log in.
- Once you create an account, your admission is complete.
Filling the form
Candidates are not required to fill out an application form to take admission in the Introduction to Computer Numerical Control training. They can directly register as a user on edX and proceed to enrollment.
The syllabus
Week 1: About the course
Week 2: Analysis of processes and CNC machines
- Coordinate systems
- Selection of cutting tool - introduction to cutting tool selection
- CNC machine elements
- Simulation- the machine
- Simulation- the tool
Week 3: CNC Code Generation
- Introduction to programming
- Simulation- the code
- Machine preparation and operation
- Simulation- production
- Trajectories and tool control
- Machine code implementation: program verification and implementation
- Final controls
Week 4: Quality control and piece measurement
- Simulation- delivery
- Quality control
How it helps
edX has created this course in association with Tenaris University, to offer world-class knowledge to candidates. The Introduction to Computer Numerical Control benefits include hands-on training, real-life examples and case studies, along with company projects to augment your learning for more significant job opportunities.
Candidates are also eligible to get a shareable and verified certificate if they wish to pay for it. They can attach this certificate to their LinkedIn profile and CVs or resume to improve their employability.
Instructors
Mr Jorge Muract
Professor
Freelancer
Other Masters
FAQs
Tenaris University, a corporate university at Tenaris, offers this MOOC on edX.
Since the course is free, there are no scholarships.
There are various modules related to simulation throughout the curriculum. These include simulation of production, tools, code, the order, and the machine.
There are no restrictions based on the stream, but you must have knowledge of Mathematics, blueprint reading, technical drawing and handling measuring instruments to join this Engineering course.
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