暑期原味课程《制造过程与工程》上课通知

Manufacturing Process and Engineering

ME61120240 – Summer 2018

Instructor Lei Chen, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, leichan@umich.edu

Teaching Assistant Jingxuan Jessie Lyu, jxlyu@umich.edu

Lectures July 16^th – July 27^th, 8:00-12:00

             紫金港西1-303(多)

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Textbook Steven Liang and Albert Shih, Analysis of Machining and Machine Tools, Springer, 2016. 

                 ISBN 978-1-4899-7645-1  

      （https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-1-4899-7645-1.pdf）

1. Goals 

    The goals of this course are to provide the knowledge of:

• traditional and non-traditional machining processes and machine tools.

• modeling and analysis methods of machining processes

• advanced machining technology

2. Content 

    Traditional machining processes

• Single point, multiple point and abrasive machining processes and surface generation

• Machine tools – components, accuracy and metrology

• Cutting mechanics – chip formation, forces, and energy

• Cutting temperatures – thermal modeling and measurements

• Cutting tools – materials, coatings, and tool geometry, tool wear and tool life

• Machining dynamics

    Non-traditional machining processes

• Electrical discharge machining

• Chemical-based machining

• Energy-based machining

• Biomedical machining

    Machining systems

• Systems configurations

• Data for design, fabrication and inspection

3. Exams

    A 2-hour final exam on July 27^th. 

    Closed book. An A4 size hand written cheat sheet (both sides) and a calculator are allowed.

4. Homework    

Three homework will be assigned on July .  

Homework due at the start of the lecture on the due day.

Please submit your solution and bring a photocopy to class as the instructor will go through homework problem solutions during lecture.

5. Quiz 

To make the class interactive and to take attendance, we will conduct quizzes during lecture. 

Specific tools to use will be announced.

6. Grading 

Grade will be based on final exam, homework, quiz, and participation.  The grading scheme is as follows:

    Final Exam40%

    Homework40%

    Quiz and Participation20%

7. Honor Code 

Homework assignments must be completed on your own.  You must independently formulate your solution, though discussing the subject matter with your classmates is encouraged.  You may not compare your solution with your classmates.  You must submit the solution individually.  

In-class quiz should be taken by yourself.  No one may answer the quiz question for you by using your name.  Discussion about quiz questions is not allowed.

8. Tentative Course Schedule