MACHINING TRAINING AND EDUCATION @ FINGER LAKES
1. Signals and sensors for machining monitoring.
2. Basic concepts about signal conditioning.
3. Data acquisition.
4. Signal processing.
5. Monitoring strategies and approaches.
1. Demonstrate the effects of fixed and variable costs.
2. Define allocation methods and working capital management.
3. Identify cost benefit analysis.
4. Understand depreciation and overhead in a machining enviroment.
1. Understand and support corporate sustainability initiatives.
2. Understand and reduce sources of pollution, waste, and emissions.
3. Improve energy and operational efficiencies.
4. Consider alternative manufacturing processes.
1. Understand basic security concepts in smart machining operations.
2. Recognize common cyber threats in smart machining operations and machine intelligence.
3. Configure properly security protocols for IIoT devices.
4. Respond effectively to cybersecurity incidents.
