New Programme from Malta University Services Ltd
Technologies for Competitive Manufacturing
This 15-hour course introduces the student to modern concepts, technologies
and equipment that have become indispensable in todayís competitive manufacturing
environment. The course is held over five lectures, each of which focuses
on a particular technology. Each session consists of a theoretical introduction
to the relevant concepts of the technology, followed by practical demonstrations
using the high-technology equipment available in the DME laboratories.
Equipment includes a state-of-the-art three axis vertical machining centre
with a 21-tool automatic tool changer, a six-axis PUMA 260 industrial robot,
fluid power equipment and PLCs, including facilities for building prototype
and experimental flexible automation equipment, and fully equipped product
design and development facilities running AutoCAD 2004.
The course is targeted towards persons with a technical background
working in the manufacturing industry, as well as others occupying managerial
positions in SMEís involved in manufacturing. The technologies that will
be discussed and demonstrated during the course can be used either individually
or collectively to improve a number of basic operating performance measures
such as cost, time, and quality in production. Participants will obtain
a clear understanding of the capabilities, limitations, and applications
of the technologies, as well as an appreciation of the requirements associated
with their installation and adoption.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT MR CJ FALZON ON 21 343 572 or email:
charles.j.falzon@mus.com.mt
AutoCAD LT - Level 1
This course meets the continuously growing needs within local industrial
and service organisations for the professional training of personnel who
want to be competent in Computer Aided Draughting and Design using AutoCAD,
a leading CAD system. The lecture handouts, which have evolved over
our experience in AutoCAD training since 1989, are complemented with suitable
case-studies and hands-on practical sessions on industry standard computers
in an ergonomically designed computer laboratory. By the end of the
course, participants will have mastered AutoCAD in such a way as to be
proficient in its diverse practical use.
AutoCAD 3D - Level 2
This module builds upon the CAD Level 1 course. The aim is to
provide the necessary theoretical and practical skills that give the course
participants a leading edge in the advanced use of AutoCAD. By the
end of the course, participants will be proficient in the use of 3D modelling
using AutoCAD. For this purpose, the course covers diverse topics
such as world and user co-ordinate systems, 3D model manipulation, surface
modelling, solid modelling, Boolean operations and static rendering.
Next course scheduled to start shortly.
Who Should Attend:
These courses are aimed for any interested individuals including Architects,
Engineers, and Teachers of Engineering drawing, Draughtsmen and Interior
Designers.
Courses commence soon! For further information and application forms
please contact Mr CJ Falzon on 21 34 35 72 or email: charles.j.falzon@mus.com.mt
Check out our website: cadserver.eng.um.edu.mt