1. MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
AHMAD
NAZIF
BIN
NOOR
KAMAR
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
BPT4413

2. COURSE OVERVIEW
Manufacturing processes are the steps through which raw materials are transformed into a final product. The manufacturing process begins with the creation of the materials from which the design is made. These materials are then modified through manufacturing processes to become the required part. Manufacturing processes can include treating (such as heat treating or coating), machining or reshaping the material.
Manufacturing technology is a field of study, which is focused on improving manufacturing processes, equipment or technique in order to reduce costs and enhance reliability. It provides the tools which enables production of all processed goods.

3. COURSE OUTCOMES
Explain the fundamentals of manufacturing technology applicable to industrial production processes.
Determine the compatibility of manufacturing technology alternative with product specification for industrial processes.
Perform basic manufacturing work as practiced by production industries.
“Different product materials and shapes are produced using different manufacturing process and technology”

4. Lecture : Monday (10am – 12pm) - TDK02  86 Students
CLASS MEETINGS
Lecture : Monday (10am – 12pm) - TDK02  86 Students
Lab : Workshop
Section 1
(30 students)
7 Groups
2 Students/Machine
Section 2
(28 students)
Section 3

5. LAB SCHEDULE Week Activity 3 Measurement Equipment 4
Machining : Lathe & Milling 5 6
Lab Assignment 1 7
Lab Assignment 2 8
Sheet Metal Working Processes 10 11
Lab Assignment 3 12
Plastic : Injection Molding 13
Project 14 15

6. ASSESSMENTS 20% 30% 100% 1 Group Assignment 1 Group Project (Tool Box)
3 Lab Assignment
(Milling, Lathe, Sheet Metal)
2 Writing Test (Before & After Sem. Break)

7. COURSE CONTENTS Material Characteristics Machining Processes
Sheet Metal Working Processes
Joining Processes
Bulk Deformation Processes
Processing of Plastics
Powder Metallurgy
Metal Casting
Production of Ferrous Metal
Metal Alloys
Surface Treatment

8. REFERENCES
Serope Kalpakjan & Steven R. Schemid (2001), Manufacturing Engineering and Technology, 4th Edition, Prentice-Hall, Inc.
John A. Schey (2000), Introduction to Manufacturing Processes, 3rd Edition, McGraw-Hill, Inc.
Cheng, K & Webb, D. (2002), Advances in Manufacturing Technology, Professional Engineering Publishing