Setup and Layout requires mathematical problem solving ability that can affect parts, features, and productivity. Advanced Industrial Math gives workers a practical foundation in algebra, plane geometry, and trigonometry.
BENEFITS TO YOUR ORGANIZATION
- A well trained, incumbent workforce, capable of handling advanced operations
- Reduced rejections due to improper math operations
- Increased understanding of company quality documents
- Increased ability to perform QC computations and graphing
COURSE OBJECTIVES
- Types of quadrilaterals and their characteristics
- Parts of circles
- Trigonometric functions
- Using sine bars to measure angles
- Calculating values for sine measurements
- Calculating bolt circle dimensions
- Variables and constants
- Inverse operations
- Solving equations with one variable
- Solving formulas
- Relationships between lines and angles
- Types of triangles and their characteristics
- Pythagorean theorems
TRAINING DESCRIPTION
Advanced Industrial Math will focus on typical shop floor applications, with emphasis on practical applications and problem solving skills often found in today’s highly specialized production facilities. The course will deal with basic Algebra, basic Trigonometry, and Geometric Shapes. This practical and useful class works best with students who a have a good understanding of basic mathematics, or others who need to learn or review basic algebra, plane geometry, and trigonometry. This is a logical next step for those who have completed Applied Industrial Math.
HOURS
Your Advanced Industrial Math training is conducted as a 24 hour course, scheduled at your convenience for up to 15 participants. 2.4 IACET Approved CEUs will be awarded upon the successful completion of the course. Pricing includes training administration, instruction, workbook, calculator, completion certificate, and an activity evaluation at the conclusion of training.
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