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In Manufacturing I, students will learn about production processes and have the opportunity to construct projects from raw materials.  This course provides a study of two major areas of industry (manufacturing and production) students will be introduced to efficient use of tools, techniques, resources and production systems used to produce goods.  Students will learn about industry as an economic institution to organize and use resources to produce goods and services.  Students will learn about production processes which include casting and molding metal, precision machining and welding methods.  Students will have the opportunity to construct projects from raw materials.  Students will operate different kinds of metal machine tools, and use arc, MIG, and gas welders.  This course will allow additional time for the students to perform recordkeeping activities, maintenance of tools and equipment activities related to the manufacturing area.

Manufacturing II will offer experiences that expand upon competencies achieved during Manufacturing I.  The class is designed to give the students the opportunity to specialize in specific areas of manufacturing such as:  machine tool set-up and operation, welding, quality control, allows for specialization in a specific area of manufacturing.  Students will also work with CNC programming, CAD and CAM.  This program is designed to prepare students for a paid summer apprenticeship and to move into the Spoon River College Manufacturing Certificate Program.