UGANDA BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL EXAMINATIONS BOARD

MODULAR ASSESSMENT GUIDE

FOR

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN MACHINING AND FITTING (NCMF)

(DRAFT)

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Acknowledgement
The Uganda Business and Technical Examinations Board (UBTEB) sincerely extends its gratitude
to all panel members and institutions that participated in developing this modular assessment
guide.

UBTEB greatly acknowledges NCDC for their efforts in developing, dissemination and
monitoring the syllabus for national certificate in machining and fitting.

UBTEB further acknowledges the following ministries and institutions: Education science
Technology and Sports; works and Transport; Labour Gender and Social Development;
Directorate of Education Standards; National Council for Higher Education; Uganda Technical
and Vocational Institutes and the World of Work for providing for providing the required
information that has been used in developing the modular assessment guide.

Special thanks go to the Ministry of Education and Sports particularly the TVET department and
the funders for the financial support that enabled the development of the modular assessment
guide.

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List of Acronyms

AIDS /HIV Human Immune Deficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency

Syndrome
BTVET Business Technical Vocational Education and Training
DES Directorate of Education Standards
LCM Lowest Common Multiple
MoESTS Ministry of Education Science Technology and Sports.
NCMF National Certificate in Machining and Fitting
NCDC National Curriculum Development Centre
NCHE National Council for Higher Education
TC Technical Certificate module code letter identifiers for certificate courses
TCCS Technical Certificate module code for communication principles in
engineering
TCMF Technical Certificate Course module code for Machining and Fitting core
modules
TVET Technical Vocational Education and Training
UBTEB Uganda Business and Technical Examination Board
WoW World of Work

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TABLE OF CONTENT

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 1. PREAMBLE

National Development Plan (NDP II) emphasizes creation of skilled manpower for national

development. Government through this plan introduced a Technical Vocational Education and

Training (TVET) system that promotes employer led training and competence-based assessment.

Consequently, modularization of assessment has become a requirement to link the training and

assessment to the World of Work (WoW).

The main objective of modularization of assessment is to realign formal TVET assessment to

occupational profiles that are available in the world of work or industry which will significantly

lead to industrialization and hence economic development of Uganda.

This Modular Assessment Guide (MAG) has been derived from the National Curriculum

Development Centre (NCDC curriculum of Uganda National Certificate in MACHINING AND

FITTING (2015) currently being taught and assessed for trainees. The assessment is categorized in

nine packages/modules basing on the competences that a learner desires to achieve for a given trade.

These include; Module 1: Communication principles in engineering, Module 2: Bench work operations

and measurements; Module 3: Production of components using lathe machine; Module 4: Production

of components using milling machine; Module 5: Production of components by SMAW, shaping and

grinding processes, Module 6: Production of component parts using foundry processes;

On completion of modules 3, 4, 5 and 6, the trainees are expected to go for industrial training as

indicated for each of these modules.

The trainee to be assessed in any of the certificate modules in Machining and Fitting, he /she

should have a) a minimum of Uganda Certificate of Education (Ordinary level) b) holder of

Uganda Junior Technical Certificate (UJTC), Community polytechnic Certificate or National

Junior Vocational Certificate from a recognized institution OR its equivalent in Technical

/Vocational education.

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There is an upward academic growth on completion of the certificate to diploma and eventually

a degree in the relevant field. The trainees shall be awarded certificates on completion of each

given set of modules and on completion of all the modules and industrial training done at least

twice, they will be awarded a National Certificate in Machining and Fitting (NCMF) in a period

of at least two years

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2. IDENTIFIED MODULES

MODULE 1
COMMUNICATION
PRINCIPLES IN
ENGINEERING

MODULE 6 MODULE 2
FOUNDRY BENCH WORK
PROCESSES AND OPERATIONS AND
ENTERPRENUERSHIP MEASUREMENTS

NCMF
MACHINING
AND FITTING
MODULE 5
PRODUCTION OF MODULE 3
MECHANICAL PRODUCTION OF
COMPONENTS BY MECHANICAL
FUSION WELDING, COMPONENTS BY
SHAPING AND LATHE
GRINDING OPERATIONS
PROCESSES MODULE 4
PRODUCTION OF
MECHANICAL
COMPONENTS BY
MILLING
OPERATIONS

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3.0 MODULES, LEARNING OUTCOME AND AWARD
The section describes the modules, expected learning outcome and awards before a student receives
a final National Certificate in Machining and Fitting (NCMF)

S/No. MODULES TRAINING OUTCOME AWARD

1. COMMUNICATION Communicate effectively in both Certificate of
PRINCIPLES IN English and Kiswahili and effectively competence in
ENGINEERING use basic computer fundamental
packages/applications to produce communication
documents. principles in engineering
2. BENCH OPERATIONS Work within limits to shape various Certificate of
AND component using bench tools, competence in accurate
MEASUREMENTS measuring techniques and operate and safe bench practices
simple tools to produce mechanical and measurements
components; select appropriate
engineering materials for various
engineering applications.
3. PRODUCTION OF Safe production of cylindrical and Certificate of
MECHANICAL conical external or internal shapes competence in accurate
COMPONENTS BY economically by analyzing science of and safe lathe work
LATHE OPERATIONS engineering materials. operations
4. PRODUCTION OF Produce dimensionally accurate flat Certificate of
MECHANICAL surfaces, cams, slots using safe milling competence in accurate
COMPONENTS BY operations. and safe milling work
MILLING operations
OPERATIONS
5. PRODUCTION OF Produce dimensionally accurate Certificate of
MECHANICAL components by shaping and arc competence in joining
COMPONENTS BY welding processes with precision and precision finishing
ARC WELDING, grinding operations
SHAPING AND
GRINDING
PROCESSES

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 6. PRODUCTION OF Produce dimensionally accurate Certificate of
MECHANICAL component parts by foundry processes competence in accurate
COMPONENT BY with skills to set up business ventures. and safe foundry work
FOUNDRY operations and business
PROCESSES AND orientation.
ENTERPRENUERSHIP
SKILLS

MODULE 01: COMMUNICATION PRINCIPLES IN ENGINEERING

Module code:

Module overview
This module introduces the learner to.day to day interactions, writing application letters, Curriculum
Vitae, (CV) and minutes; improve on their discourse writing skills, prepare and make presentations.
it also helps in technical communications, note taking, interpersonal communication skill; computer
skills of type setting documents and use of internet for searching; also carry out simple connections
and installations of a computer and its accessories; carry out printing, scanning of documents; basic
Kiswahili used in the industries and general public.
The module training consists of 3 sub modules and real-life project taking a total of 120 hrs.

Training outcome:
By the end of the module, the learner should be able to; communicate effectively in the field of work,
logically make discourse writing, prepare and make presentations, use and manipulate a computer to
prepare documents;
Search web-based information from the internet; prepare documents on spread sheets; should be able
to seek for help and transact business in Kiswahili.

Module Assessment
Continuous assessment (Assignment 10%, Test 05%, Practical work 25%)
Final assessment 60%

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Module details
S/N Sub Module Competences Duties and Content Duration

o Tasks

1. Life skills - Listens and takes - Listen and - Writing skills 120 hrs
Introduction to notes take notes Academic
communication - Speaks, interacts - Speak, writing
skills and conducts interact and Office and
meeting conducts business writing
- Makes an agenda meeting 10hrs
and conducts - Make an - Introduction to
meeting agenda and Communication
- Writes personal conducts skill 6hrs
CV, field report, meeting Fundamental
memos claim - Write skills
letters, circulars personal Conducting
demand notices CV, field meeting and
- Prepares report, interviews
workshop paper memos Interpersonal
for presentation claim letters, skills
- Writes suitable circulars Work place
adverts and demand communication
announcements notices - Discourse
16hrs - Prepare writting10hrs
- Correctly workshop Descriptive
describes events a paper for writing
logical manner presentation Narration and
- Narrates the order - Write argument
in which events suitable - Presentation 6hrs
happened and advert and seminar
gives objective announcem document, public
arguments ents 16hrs & report

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 - Prepares - Correctly preparation and
documents and describe presentation
presents them events a
logical
manner
- Narrate the
order in
which
events
happened
and give
objective
arguments
- Prepare
documents
and present
them

2. Computer - Identifies different - Identify - Introduction to

Application types of computers different computer 10hrs
and describes the types of Origin of
application of computers computer
computer hard and describe Staring a
ware the computer,
- Type sets data into application closing down the
computer using of computer computer
key board hard ware Computer soft
- Describes - Type set data ware
computer into Safety health and
operation systems, computer security of a
computer

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 types and using key - Operating system
functions board 6hrs
- Formats page and - Describe Functions of an
document computer operating system
- Installs a printer to operation Classification of
a computer systems, operating system
- Removes used types and Installation of
cartridge toners functions windows
and replace - Format page - Desk top main
- Sends messages and menu 4hrs
via emails document Working with
- Prepares bill of - Install a desktop,
materials and printer to a background
applies excel computer Copying files,
formula - Remove used icons
- Draws graphs cartridge
using excel toners and - Word processing
- Prepares power replace 20hrs
point slides - Send Working with
- Activates messages via text
animation on the emails - Internet -email
selected slide - Prepare bill internet browsers
design of materials electronic mail
- Trouble shoots and apply security, safety
simple network excel formula and health
connection - Draw graphs practices while
problem using excel using internet
- Configures - Prepare - 16hrs
network to power point - Printing scanning
computer slides and coping 4 hr
- Activate Printing
animation on documents

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 the selected Scanning
slide design documents
- Trouble Copying
shoot simple Working with
network printing
connection cartridges and
problem toners
- Configure - Working with
network to spread sheet
computer 20hrs
Using formula
and functions
Entering data to
a worksheet
Inserting tables
to excel work
sheet
Printing a spread
sheet, page setup
gridlines
- Oral
communication
skills 6hrs
Listening and
specking
Conducting
meetings and
interviews
- Power point
presentation
14hrs
- Basic networking

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 Connect
computer to a
network18hrs

3. Basic Kiswahili - Acknowledges - Acknowledg - Introduction to

the importance of e the Kiswahili 2hrs
learning and importance Origin and
using Kiswahili of learning spread of
language and using Kiswahili
- Greets peers, Kiswahili Importance of
parents and language Kiswahili to
supervisors in - Greet peers, Ugandans and
Kiswahili parents and other East
- Names places and supervisors African countries
people in their in Kiswahili - Polite
capacities - Name communication
- Appreciates places and Greeting, names
others by saying people in of places, people
thank you and their and professions
well done in capacities
Kiswahili. - Appreciate 18hrs
- Counts numbers others by - Comprehension
0- 1000000 in saying 10hrs
Kiswahili thank you Vowels
- Identifies and and well Consonants
names parts of done in Counting
the body and Kiswahili. numbers
animals in - Count Daily and
Kiswahili numbers 0- common
- Mentions the 1000000 in activities and
days of the week, Kiswahili sayings, thank
names the you

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 months of the - Identify and Parts of the body
year and tells the names parts - General
correct dates of the body vocabulary
- Identifies the and animals 10hrs
tools and in Kiswahili - Names of
equipment and - Mention the domestic
states their uses in days of the animals, birds,
Kiswahili week, name insects, objects in
- Identifies and the months environment
names materials of the year - Specific Trade
used in and tell the Vocabulary 6hr
engineering correct dates Name tools and
- Welcomes and - Identify the equipment used
handles tools and by technician
customers with equipment Titles of officers
care in Kiswahili and state in engineering
- Advertises the their uses in Names of
product in Kiswahili materials used in
Kiswahili - Identify and engineering
name - Customer care
materials language
used in - Advert of
engineering product
- Welcome - public relations
and handles and persuasive
customers business
with care in language
Kiswahili - Attitude of
- Advertise customers, public
the product and the job
in Kiswahili - Handling
customers,

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 welcoming them,
asking whether
they need help
and thanking
them 10hrs

Reading materials:
Bough B. (2005).101 Ways to improve Your Communication Skills Instantly.4th Edition; Goal Minds,
Inc
McKay M. And Davis, M. (2009). The Communication Skills Book. 3rd Edition; New Harbinger
Publications. .
Murray H., (2003). Teach Yourself Basic Computer Skills. New Edition; Teach Yourself Books.

MODULE 02: BENCHWORK PRACTICES AND MEASUREMENTS

Module code:
Module overview
This module introduces the student technician to; a range of bench work activities required in
manufacturing and maintenance processes. The module covers skills and knowledge to shape
materials to the right dimensions by using safe practices and appropriate hand tools. mathematical
skills that enable them to carry out measurements and estimation; understand employers’
responsibilities and employees’ health requirements., work place safety practices; calculations of cost
of materials and see pattern and predict the future.
The module training consists of 9 sub modules and real-life project taking a total of 600 hrs (5months)
and No industrial training.

Training outcome:
By the end of the module, the student technician should be able to shape various component using
bench tools and drilling machine; use measuring instruments and work within limits of tolerances;
select appropriate engineering materials; use bench practice techniques to produce components and
assemble components; use drilling machine to carry out drilling operations. apply the set theory in
batching engineering materials. apply the skills of illustrating histograms in drawing the site operation
programme.
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Module Assessment

Continuous assessment (Assignment 10%, Test 05%, Practical work 25%)

Final assessment 60%

Module details

S/No Sub Module Competences Duties and Content Duration

Tasks
1. Employers’ - Understands - Organise - Use of 600hrs
responsibiliti terminologies; workplace personal
es and Safety Health and after work protective
employees’ Safety Regulations equipment
safety - Provides training - Ensuring
requirement to employees - Ensure safe
- Organises and proper use of environment
supervises Personal - Provision of
employees during protective safe sanitary
work. equipment areas
- Provides personal
protective - Provision of
equipment working
- Ensures safe areas
Working
environment
- Employees’ health
responsibilities - Understand
the impact - Introductio
and n to HIV
- interventions and AIDS
of HIV and 4hrs
AIDS - Spread and
control

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 measures of
HIV 4hrs
- Impact and
interventions
- Differentiate of HIV and
accidents, AIDS 6hrs
risks and
hazards Health and
- Differentiates - Identify Safety
accidents, risks common practices
and hazards work place - Hand tools
- Identifies hazards - Powered
common work - Use machines
place hazards firefighting - Manual
and controls. equipment handling
- Uses firefighting - Use personal - Material
equipment protective handling
- Understands gear operations
health and safety - Observe and storage
signages and safety - Electricity
colours at practices. - Pollution
workplaces - Administers (Noise and
- Observes safety First Aids fumes)
practices - Fire
- Administer first - Heat
Aid - Maintenan
ce work
- Working at
heights
- First Aid

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2. Basic Hand - Identifies tools - Identify - Introduction
tools and and their uses tools and to hand tools
Equipment their uses and devices
10hrs
3. Hazards - Organizes - Organize Maintain
associated workshop workshop hand tools
with hand - Practices good - Practice 4hrs
and electric house keeping good house
Powered - Checks tools keeping
tools before use - Check tools
- Uses personal before use
protective - Use personal
equipment protective
- Maintains tools in equipment
good working
condition - Maintain
tools in good
working
condition

4. Measuring - Interprets ISO - Interpret - Measuring

instruments standards ISO instruments
and - Uses measuring standards 8hrs 15hrs
application of instruments - Use
limits and fits - Works within measuring
tolerances instruments
- Inspects and - Work within
maintains tolerances
measuring - Inspect and
instruments in maintain
good working measuring
condition instruments

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 in good
working
condition

5. Bench work - Creates working - Create - Assembly

practices drawing working and fitting
- Produces accurate drawing 10hrs
component and - Produce - Hand
assembles with accurate powered
chip free edges. component tools and
- Uses hand electric and assemble their uses
powered tools with chip free 8hrs
appropriately edges. - Working
- Joins metal using - Use hand drawing
metal joining electric 8hrs
processes powered tools - Join metal
- Cleans work area appropriately using metal
- - Join metal joining
using metal processes
joining 22hrs
processes Fastening
- Clean work and locking
area devices
- Fastening
devices
- Frictional
fastening
devices
- Positive
fastening
devices

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 - Locking
devices
- Construction
of bolts
- Positive
locking
device

- REAL LIFE
PROJECT 1
40hrs

6. Engineering - Identifies - Identify - Introduction

materials materials for materials for to
engineering engineering engineering
application application materials
- Classifies - Classify 4hrs
materials for materials for - Classificatio
engineering engineering n of
application application engineering
- Identifies factors - Identify materials
affecting the factors 4hrs
selection of affecting the - Metallic
engineering selection of materials
materials engineering ferrous
materials metals 18hrs
- Metallic
materials,
nonferrous
metals 4hrs

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7. Use of - Identifies types, - Identify the - Drilling
Drilling features and types, machine
machine motions features and 10hrs
- Ensures safety motions
precautions - Ensure safety
during drilling precautions
operations during
- Selects work drilling
holding and tool operations
holding devices - Select work
- Uses appropriate holding and
drilling operation tool holding
- Maintains drilling devices
machine in good - Use
working condition appropriate
drilling
operation
- Maintain
drilling
machine in
good working
condition

8. Applied - Identifies and - Identify and Set theory

technician groups elements group - Elements of
calculations 1 of a set elements of a sets
- Analyses the set - Union of sets
difference - Analyse the - Intersection
between union, difference of sets
sub sets and between - 18hrs
intersections of union, sub
sets sets, and

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- Applies set theory intersection
in grouping of sets -
engineering - Apply set
materials theory in
grouping in
grouping
engineering
materials

- Basic SI
Units
Arithmetic
Algebra and
Mensuratio
n
- Apply metric
conversion of
- Converts SI units
- Metric
millimetres to - Apply
conversion
meters, kg to percentages,
of SI Units
Newtons and ratios and
and Algebra
tonnes proportions
Fractions
- Applies in material
Percentages,
percentages in costing
ratios and
calculating - Interpret
proportions
material costs drawings
8hrs
- Determines areas - Calculate
of irregular objects costs in
using Simpson rule relation to
- Mensuratio
and trapezoidal areas and
n
rules volumes
Calculation
of areas,
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 perimeter,
volume and
total surface
area
Interpretatio
n of given
drawings
/diagrams
Cost
- Add fraction calculations
to get a in relation to
common area and
denominator volume
- Adds fractions to - Manipulate Area of
get a common functions in irregular
denominator rules figures 12hrs
- Manipulates - Apply inverse
functions in rules of a function
- Applies inverse of - Draw graphs Elementary
a function functions
Draws graphs - Functions in
rules
- Functions
and the
- Record arithmetic
information functions
on frequency Inverse of
distribution function and
sheets graphs 10hrs
- Determine
the average of
given data

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 - Records - Draw Basic
information on histograms Statistics
frequency representing -Recording of
distribution sheets given information
- Determines the information and frequency
average of given - Apply the distribution
data assumed -Types of
- Draws histograms mean for averages
representing given calculating -Histograms
information standard -Calculation
Applies the deviation of of mean,
assumed mean for materials standard
calculating costs in the deviation and
standard deviation market assumed
of materials costs mean
in the market 14hrs

9. Introduction - Uses engineering - Use Introduction 150 hrs

to Technical drawing as a means engineering to
drawing and of representation drawing as a engineering
geometrical and communication means drawing
constructions - Applies lettering of - Aims and
techniques for representatio purpose of
labelling n engineering
- Constructs and drawing
perpendiculars and communicat - Use of
parallel lines ion drawing
- Constructs a triangle - Apply equipment
and inscribes lettering - Types and
circumscribes and techniques sizes of
escribes circles for drawing
- Draws an arc touchinglabelling boards,

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- Constructs to scale - Construct paper, tee
triangle circles perpendicula squares,
rs and - Drawing
parallel lines paper layout,
- Construct a types of title
triangle blocks
and inscribe - Types of
- Circumscribe lines
and escribe - Lettering
circles
Geometrical
constructions
- Construction
of
perpendicula
r and parallel
lines
- Construction
of angles by
bisection
- Bisection of
a line,
division of a
line
- Inscribing
escribing
and
circumscribe
d circle
- Determining
the centre of
circular arc

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 - Determining
circumferenc
e of circle.
Simple
Geometrical
plane figures
- Construction
of simple
plane figures
- The circles
and its
properties

Principle of
tangency
- Arc to
straight line
- Arc to Arc
externally
- Arc to Arc
internally
- Construction
of external
and internal
tangents to
equal and
unequal
circles
- Transform, Transformati
- Transforms reduces reduce and on
and enlarges plane enlarge plane enlargement
figures Figures and reduction

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 of plane
figures
- Transformati
on of given
shaped
- Construct figures to
- Constructs various s other shapes
various s types types of loci - Enlargement
geometrical and loci of and
points on reduction of
mechanisms planes
figures
Loci
- Construction
of an ellipse
using locus
concentric
circles
- Parabola
- Determine the using locus
- Determines the true true shape of a circumscribi
shape of a cut surfacecut surface by ng rectangles
by auxiliary auxiliary and
- Makes surface - Make surface parabolic
development development envelope
- Determines curves - Determine methods
of penetration curves of Surface
penetration
- Determines true length development
of a line in space - Determine - Importance
by rebatement, true length of - Methods
triangulation, and a line in space - Parallel lines
auxiliary projection by - Radial lines

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 rebatement, - Triangulatio
triangulation, n
and auxiliary - Panel
projection Interpenetrate
of common
solids
- Use of
- sections
True length
and true
shape
Methods of
determining
true length

Reading materials:
Backhouse (1985), Pure Mathematics, 4th Edition, Longman.

Bruce. J. Black 1984 Workshop processes, practices and materials by Edward Arnold (publishers) Ltd.

Elhance, D.N., and Aggarwal, B. M. (2000) Fundamental of Statistics. New Delhi, Kitab Mahal

Groover M.P (2002) Fundamentals of modern manufacturing; John Wiley &Sons, Inc.
Singh R., (2006) introduction to basic manufacturing processes and workshop technology; New Age
international ltd publishers.

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MODULE 03: PRODUCTION OF MECHANICAL COMPONENTS BY LATHE
OPERATIONS

Module Code:

Module overview
This module introduces the learner to the safe use of the lathe machine in the production of flat,
cylindrical and conical shapes internal or external. The module covers skills and knowledge to
produce components to the right dimensions by assessing hazards during lathe work operations,
identifying work holding and tool holding devices, proper planning of activities and appropriate lathe
operations.; covers skills and knowledge.in engineering drawing and geometrical construction,
workshop science and calculations; skills of analysing and troubleshooting electronic systems.
The module training consists of 7 sub modules and real-life project taking a total of 570 hrs and
industrial training 150hrs. Total duration of the module will be 720hrs (6months)

Training outcome:
By the end of the module, the student technician should be able to; produce various shapes
cylindrical, offset, conical internal or external surfaces using lathe machine; assess hazards associated
with lathe machine operations; select different types of lathe machines, work /tool holding devices
used on the lathe machine, the structure; prepare working drawing and sequence activities; classify
cutting tools and cutting methods; reduce material wastage by restoring scrape/ worn out part by
shielded metal arc welding; carry out lathe work operations; learner should be able to construct
drawings using basic engineering drawing principles; analyse the effects of internal and external forces
in mechanical elements, analyse and trouble shoot electronic systems

Module Assessment
Continuous assessment (Assignment 10%, Test 05%, Practical work 25%)
Final assessment 60%

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Module details

S/No Sub Module Competences Duties and Tasks Content Duration

1. Hazards - Organizes - Organize 570hrs

associated workshop workshop
with lathe - Practices good - Practice good
machine house keeping house keeping
operations - Checks lathe - Check lathe
machine parts for machine parts
alignments before for alignments
use before use
- Uses appropriate - Use
personal protective appropriate
equipment personal
- Maintains tools in protective
good working equipment
condition - Maintain tools
- Protects moving in good
parts working
- Clears oil spillages condition
around the - Protect
machine moving parts
- Checks machine - Clear oil
for; proper tool spillages
setting enough around the
lighting system machine
- Practices Safe - Check
working culture machine for
with SMAW proper tool
setting

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 - Enough
lighting system
- Safe working
practices with
SMAW

Maintains
workshop in safe - Maintain Workshop
working condition workshop in safety practices
safe working
condition
- Working
- Maintain gang environment
ways, stairs - Relevance of
and floor in house keeping
safe working
Consequences
condition
of house
- keep tools and keeping
materials in
the right places
identify waste,
sort

2. Lathe - Constructs - Construct Machine drives

machine structure of a lathe structure of a - Importance of
construction machine lathe machine machine drives
and - Identifies work - Identify work - Types of
accessories holding devices holding devices machine drives

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 - Identifies tool - Identify tool - Elements of
holding devices holding devices machine drives
- Identifies Machine - Identify - Lubrication
drives Machine drives systems
-
3. Working - Identifies tools - Identify tools Working
drawing and needed for an needed for an Drawings
operation operation operation - Preparation of
sequence - Develops - Develop single component
Sequence the Sequence the drawings from
operations operations assemblies
- Identifies - Identify
materials needed materials
- Interprets needed
engineering - Interpret
drawing engineering
- Prepares a parts drawing
list and title block - Prepare a parts
on assembly list and title
. block on
assembly

4. Mechanical - Constructs - Construct Involute spur

drawing involute gear involute gear gear construction
- Constructs cam - Construct cam - Terminologies
profiles on single profiles on
gear single gear Cam profile
- Calculates gear - Calculate gear construction
data data - Cams and their
- Constructs spur - Construct spur use in industry
gears gears - Types of cams
- Followers

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- Selects correct - Select correct - Motions graphs
machine machine and their uses in
- Assembles - Assemble cam
machine parts machine parts - profile
- Draws view with - Draw view with construction
orthographic orthographic - cam construction
projection projection for in line
- Prepares a parts list condition
and title block on Principles of
assembly orthographic
- Introduction to
orthographic
projection
- Projection
methods
- Three view
drawing of solid
objects in 1st
angle 3rd angles
- Dimensioning
techniques
- Types of
dimensions
Sectional views
8hrs
- First auxiliary
projection 8hrs
- Isometric and
oblique
projection 16hrs
Conventional
representation of

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 common features
and materials 8hrs
- Conventional of
materials
- Common
abbreviations of
details
Machine assembly
Drawing
- Assembling of
given machine
parts to form a
functioning unit
- Orthographic
projections
- Sectional views
of assemblies
- Dimensioning of
working drawing
- Preparation of
parts list and title
block
-
4. Classificatio - Identifies tool - Identify tool - Cutting tools
n of cutting material, types of material, types 12hrs
tools and cutting tools used of cutting tools
cutting on lathe machine used on lathe
methods - Identifies Causes machine
of wear/ tool life - Identify Causes
- Mixes and uses of wear/ tool
cutting fluid life
- Grinds tool angles

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 - Mix and use
cutting fluid
- Grind tool
angles

5. Restore - Understands the - Understand the -

scrape effect of heat on effect of heat on
/worn out component component
parts by - Classifies defects - Classify defects
SMAW and their causes and their causes
- Prepares material - Prepare
for filling material for
- Tests weldment filling
- Test weldment

6. Production - Creates working - Create working - Lathe operations

of drawing drawing 18hrs
components - Fabricates - Produce - Restore work
lathe accurate accurate area
machine component and component and
assembles with assemble with
chip free edges. chip free edges. - REAL LIFE
- Carries out lathe - Carry out lathe PROJECT 1
operations; operations; 40hrs
- Thread cutting Thread cutting
- Taper turning Taper turning
- Knurling Knurling
- Turning Turning
- Holds work and - Hold work and
tool firmly tool firmly
- Identifies types of - Identify types
chips of chips

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 - Prepares CNC - Prepare CNC
lathe and uses lathe and use
part program part program

7. Workshop - Calculates work - Calculate work - Heat & 150 hrs

science and done by a force done by a Temperature
calculations - Applies law of force 8hrs
conservation of - Apply law of - Expansion of
energy conservation solids &liquids
- Determines the of energy 8hrs
power transmitted - Determine the - Forces, mass &
by machine and power weight
horse power transmitted by 16hrs
machine and - Moments
horse power 8hrs
- Lubricates and - Lubricate and - Pressure & its
uses cutting fluid use cutting measurement
- Takes care of fluid 10hrs
pressure gauges - Take care of - Work & energy
- Understands pressure 16hrs
Application of gauges - Torque &Power
pressure - Application of 14hrs
- Analyses heat pressure - Friction
transfer of - Analyse heat 14hrs
mixtures transfer of - Simple machines
- Applies principle mixtures 6hrs
of moments - Apply - Perfect gases
principle of 8hrs
moments - Thermodynamics
6hrs

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- Understands the - Understand Electrical science
principles of the principles &Electronics
electro static of electro static - Basic electricity
charge charge - Current
- Calculates - Calculate Electricity
inductive inductive - DC circuits
capacitance and capacitance - Magnetism
parallel gradient and parallel - Fundamentals of
- Calculates the gradient electronic
quantity of charge - Calculate the induction
of electronic quantity of - Introduction to
components charge of electronics
- Analyses DC electronic - Science of
circuits components electronic
- Makes magnets - Analyse DC materials
by induction and circuits - Essential
electrical methods - Make magnets Electronics
- Applies by induction
fundamentals of and electrical
electronic methods
induction - Apply
- Calculates fundamentals
inductance of electronic
,resistance and induction
conductance for -
circuits in parallel
and series
- Describes the
basic concept of
electronics

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 - Describes the
composition of
semi-conductors
- Draws and
analyses
electronic circuits
- Draws and
analyses logic
electronic circuits
- Interprets logic
gates and circuits
- Selects amplifiers

INDUSTRI 150 hrs

AL
TRAINING

Reading materials:
Backhouse (1985), Pure Mathematics, 4th Edition, Longman

Jain R.K., (2001) production technology 16th edition; Delhi, Khanna Publishers
Khurmi R. S, (2004) A text book of Workshop Technology; Manufacturing processes, S. Chand Publishers

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MODULE 04: PRODUCTION OF MECHANICAL COMPONENTS BY MILLING
OPERATIONS

Module code:

Module overview
This module introduces the learner to the safe use of the milling machine in the production of
components. The module covers skills and knowledge to produce components to the right dimensions
by assessing hazards during lathe work operations, identifying work holding and tool holding devices,
proper planning of activities and appropriate milling operations; By the end of this module the learner
should be able to use trigonometry to set out structures and simple templates, evaluate vectors and
apply the laws of indices and logarithms
The module training consists of 6 sub modules and real-life project taking a total of 480hrs and
industrial training 150 hours. Total duration for the module will be 5 months and 1 week (630hrs).

Training outcome:
By the end of the module, the student technician should be able to produce various surfaces flat, cam,
slots using milling machine; assess hazards associated with milling machine operations select different
types, construction, motions and cutters used on milling machines; identify and use different tool
holding devices, work holding devices and attachments; prepare working drawing and sequence
activities; use milling machine to carry out milling operations; use trigonometry to set out structures
and simple templates, evaluate vectors and apply the laws of indices and logarithms

Module Assessment
Continuous assessment (Assignment 10%, Test 05%, Practical work 25%)
Final assessment 60%

Module details
S/No Sub Module Competences Duties and Content Duration
Tasks
1.. Hazards - Classifies cutting - Classify 480hrs
associated fluids cutting fluids
with milling - Organizes - Organize
workshop workshop

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 machine - Practices good - Practice good
operations house keeping house
- Checks milling keeping
machine parts for - Check
alignments before milling
use machine
- Uses personal parts for
protective alignments
equipment before use
- Observes safety - Use personal
while carrying protective
heavy components equipment
- Maintains milling - Observe
machine in good safety while
working condition carrying
- Observes safety heavy
practices during components
milling operations - Maintain
milling
machine in
good
working
condition
- Observe
safety
practices
during
milling
operations

2. Milling - Selects cutter - Select cutter - General features

machine and motions of

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 construction - Differentiates - Differentiate milling
and cutters between Down cut between machines. 4hrs
and up cut Down cut - Milling cutters
- Calculates speed, and up cut 2hrs
feed and power - Calculate - Speed, feed and
speed, feed power for milling
and power cutters.
2hrs
- Types of milling
operations
2hrs

3. Tool holding - Calculates simple - Calculate - Milling machine

devices, work indexing simple attachment 8hrs
holding and - Identifies work indexing - Work holding
other holding devices - Identify 4hrs
accessories - Sets up tool work - Milling machine
holding devices holding attachment 8hrs
devices
- Stet up Tool
holding
devices

4. Working - Identifies tools - Identify

drawing and needed for an tools needed
operation operation for an
sequence for - Develops sequence operation
milling the operations - Develop
operations - Identifies materials Sequence
needed the
operations

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 - Interprets - Identify
engineering materials
drawing needed
- Develops bill of - Interpret
material/ parts list engineering
drawing
- Develop bill
of material/
parts list

5. Production of - Creates working - Create - Milling

components drawing working operations
on milling - Develops accurate drawing 30hrs
machines component and - Develop - Restore work
assemble with chip accurate area
free edges component
- Sets up machine and
for milling assemble - REAL LIFE
operation. with chip PROJECT 1
Cam milling free edges 40hrs
Gear cutting - Set up -
Profile milling machine for
Milling keyways milling
Flat and angular operation.
surfaces Cam milling
- Maintains milling Gear cutting
machine in good Profile
working condition milling
Milling
keyways

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 Flat and
angular
surfaces
- Maintain
milling
machine in
good
working
condition

6. Applied - Applies laws of - Apply laws Indices and

Technician indices in solving of indices in logarithms
calculations II indicial equations solving - Laws of indices
- Rationalises and indicial and standard
manipulates equations form, fractional
indicial equations - Rationalise indices, negative
- Evaluates and indices
logarithms manipulate - Indicial equation
indicial - Multiplication
equation and division of
- Evaluate indices
logarithms - Rules of
logarithms
- Common
logarithms,
change base
- Equations
involving
logarithmic
functions,
Equations
involving

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 logarithmic
functions,
exponential
functions and
logarithmic
graph
- National
- Calculates for logarithms 20hrs
sine, cosine and - Calculate
tangent of right- for sine, Trigonometry
angled triangle cosine and - Trigonometry
- Determines tangent of - The general
ladder safe right-angled angle
leaning angles triangle - Pythagoras
and roof pitches - Determine theorem
- Manipulates ladder safe - Graphs of
trigonometrical leaning trigonometrical
ratios of 300, 450, angles and functions
600 and their roof pitches - Trigonometrical
application in - Manipulate ratios of 30,
finding areas of trigonometri 45,60
plots of land cal ratios of - The sine
- Draws 300, 450, 600 formula
trigonometrical and their - Cosine formula
graphs application - Tangent
- Determines the in finding formulae
heights and other areas of - Half angle
distances using plots of land formulae
sine, cosine, - Draw - Heights and
tangent formulae trigonometri distances 26hrs
- cal graphs

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 - Determine
the heights
and other
distances
using sine,
cosine,
tangent
formulae

- Adds and - Add and

subtracts matrices subtract Matrices
- Transposes matrices - Addition and
matrices - Transpose subtraction of
- Calculates the matrices matrices
determinants of - Calculate - Multiplication
matrices with the and division of
linear equation determinant a square matrix
s of matrices - Application
with linear order and types
equation - Transpose and
inverse of a
square matrix
- Solution of sets
of linear
equations 14hrs
- Manipulates
equations
- Manipulate Vectors
involving vectors
equations - Introduction to
by addition,
involving vectors
subtraction and
vectors by - Manipulation
multiplication
addition of vectors

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 Represents - Represent - Types of
vectors on graphs vectors on vectors
- graphs - Addition of
- vectors
- Subtraction of
vectors 16
hours
-
INDUSTRIA - - - 150hrs
L TRAINING

Reading materials:
Elhance, D.N., and Aggarwal, B. M. (2000). Fundamental of Statistics. New Delhi, Kitab Mahal
Khurmi R. S, (2004) A text book of Workshop Technology; Manufacturing processes, S. Chand Publishers
Stroud K. A. (1995). Engineering Mathematics. 4th Edition, Macmillan Press

MODULE 05: PRODUCTION OF MECHANICAL COMPONENTS BY FUSION WELDING,

SHAPING AND GRINDING PROCESSES

Module code: TCMF04

Module overview
This module introduces the learner to production of components by shaping process, welding
process, grinding process and maintenance of basic machines. The module covers skills and
knowledge that include; assessment of risks, production of components by use of shaping machines,
welding machine, grinding machine and basic maintenance activities; concepts of complex numbers
and it equips the learner with the skills of representing numbers in polar form ,graphical and imaginary
form ; engineering calculus used in determining the estimated loads which machines and structures
are expected to carry; skills of analysing mathematical expressions that yield simple to polynomial
expressions
The module training consists of 5 sub modules and real-life project taking a total of 480 hrs and
industrial training 150 hours. Total: 5 months 1 week (630hrs)

Training outcome:
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By the end of the module, the learner should be able to; produce components by shaping processes,
make sound joints by SMAW and Gas welding processes, fine finish produced components to desired
surface finish and dimension; maintain basic metal forming machines; to solve equations involving
complex numbers, evaluate polynomials equations applied in vibrating systems of vehicles and
structures; apply calculus in determining the bending moments of beams and other structures, apply
binomial theorem in determining oscillations and frequencies of materials.

Module Assessment
Continuous assessment (Assignment 10%, Test 05%, Practical work 25%)
Final assessment 60%

Module details
S/No Sub Module Competences Duties and Content Duration
Tasks
1. Produce - Carries out Risk - Carry out - Shaping 150hrs
components by assessment of risk operations 10hrs
use of shaping hazards assessment of - Tool holding for
machine associated with hazards internal and
shaping machine associated external surfaces
operations with shaping 6hrs
- Identifies the machines
features, controls, - Identify the
motions and drive features,
mechanism of controls,
shaping machines motions and
- Identifies and set drive
work holding mechanism
devices on of shaping
shaping machine machines
- Carries out Tool - Identify and
setting for set work
holding

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 particular devices on
operation shaping
- Produces flat machines
horizontal and - Carry out
vertical surfaces, tool setting
key ways for particular
- Restores work operations
area - Produce flat
horizontal
and vertical
surfaces, key
ways
- Restore work
area.

2. Fabricate - Carries out risk - Carry out - Welding 8hrs

sound joints by assessment of risk
SMAW and hazards assessment of
Gas welding associated with hazards
processes SMAW and Gas associated
welding processes with SMAW
- Differentiates and Gas
between SMAW welding
and Gas welding processes
equipment - Differentiate
- Understands Heat between
effect on the SMAW and
structure Gas welding
- Identifies and equipment
stores electrodes. - Understand
- Prepares material Heat effect
for welding

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 - Sets up on the
equipment for structure
welding - Identify and
- Applies Welding store
techniques Electrodes
- Identifies welding - Prepare
defects by visual material for
inspection welding
- Tests weldment - Set up
by non- Equipment
destructive set up for
methods welding
- Apply
Welding
techniques
- Identify
welding
defects by
visual
inspection
- Test
weldment by
non-
destructive
methods

3. Fine finish of - Carries out Risk - Carry out - Features and

components by assessment on assessment motion of
Basic grinding grinding on grinding grinding
processes. machine machine machines10hrs
- Inspects grinding
wheel

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- Identifies types, - Inspect - Work holding
features and grinding /tool
motions of wheel holding10hrs
grinding - Identify - Grinding
machine types, operations 30hrs
- Sets up grinding features and
machine motions of
- Selects work grinding
holding machine
- Select - Set up
appropriate grinding
Grinding machine
operations - Select work
- Understands the holding
effect of heat to - Select
final component appropriate
- Applies Cutting Grinding
fluid operations
- Maintains wheel - Know effect
in good working of heat to
condition final
- Restores work component
area - Apply
Cutting fluid
- Maintain
wheel in
good
working
condition
- Restore
work area

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4. Maintain basic - Prepares - Prepare - REAL LIFE
metal forming maintenance maintenance PROJECT
machines. schedule schedule
- Assesses risks - Assess risks
associated with associated
maintenance with
activities maintenance
- Interprets activities
maintenance - Interpret
manual/order maintenance
card manual/orde
- Prepares hand r card
tools, cleaning - Prepare hand
materials and oils tools,
needed cleaning
- Carries out materials and
routine oils needed
maintenance - Carry out
- Reports fault/ routine
diagnose /trouble maintenance
shoot - Report fault/
- Applies right diagnose
Procedure for /trouble
dismantling and shoot
assembling of - Apply
machine Procedure for
- Replaces part, dismantling
seal. and
- Restores work assembling of
area machine
- Tests run and - Replace part,
make a report seal.

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 - Restore work
area
- Test run and
make a report

5. Applied - Represents the - Represent the Complex

Technician identities applied identities numbers
Calculations in complex applied in - Equal complex
III numbers complex Numbers
- Adds and numbers - Graphical
subtracts complex - Add and representation of
numbers subtracts complex
- Manipulates complex numbers
equal, polar and, numbers - Polar form of
exponential forms - Manipulate complex
equations of equal, polar numbers
complex numbers and, - Exponential
exponential form of complex
forms numbers 16
equations of hours
complex
numbers

- Differentiat
- Differentiates e the
the variables variables
from first from first Differentiation
principle principle - Differentiation
- Differentiates - Differentiat - Differentiation
the product and e the from first
quotient principle

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- Applies product and - Differentiation of
differentia quotient product and
equations in - Apply quotient
determining differentia - Choice of
beam deflections equations in variable
determining 14hrs
been
deflections

- Applies integral
equations to - Apply
evaluate the integral Integration,
extent of beam equations to single and double
deflections evaluate the integrals
- Determines extent of - Standard
graph gradient of beam integrals
curve deflections - Functions of
- Uses integration linear functions
principles to - Determine of x
determine the graph - Integration of
size and area of gradient of polynomial
a simple curve functions
structure - Use - Integration by
integration partial fractions
principles to - Areas under
determine curves 16 hrs
the size and
area of a
simple
structure

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 - Evaluate
- Evaluates independent
independent variables Expression of
variables - Transpose Equations
- Transposes various - Evaluating
various formulae formulae expressions
- Applies the - Apply the - Equations
transposition of transpositio - Evaluating
formulae in n of independent
manipulating formulae in variables
and solving manipulatin - Transposition of
production g and formulae
related problems solving 12hrs
- Factorises production
quadratic related
equation problems
- Factorise
quadratic
equation

- Solves - Solve
polynomial polynomial Polynomial
equations by equations Equation
applying the by applying - Polynomial
reminder the expressions,
theorem reminder equations of
Solves general theorem polynomials
polynomial - Solve - Remainder
equations general theorem

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 polynomial Factorization of
equations quadratic
polynomials
- Expresses
binomial Binomial
theorem on - Express Theorem
pascal’s triangle binomial - Expansion of
- Manipulates theorem on binomial
binomial pascal’s expressions
theorem triangle pascals
equations - Manipulate triangle, the
binomial binomial
theorem theorem for n,
equations positive integer
- The general
binomial
expansion
(1x1<1 and for
1x1>1 14hrs

INDUSTRIAL 150hrs
TRAINING

Reading materials:
Bird J. O. and,May, A.J.C.,(1982).Technician Mathematics. Longman Higher Education Publisher
Elhance, D.N.,and Aggarwal, B. M. (2000).Fundamental of Statistics.New Delhi, Kitab Mahal.

Groover M.P (2002) Fundamentals of modern manufacturing; John Wiley &Sons, Inc.
Jain R.K (2001) production technology 16th edition; Delhi, Khanna Publishers
Khurmi R.S, (2004) A text book of Workshop Technology; Manufacturing processes, S. Chand Publishers
Ltd. Singh R., (2006) introduction to basic manufacturing processes and workshop technology; New Stroud
K. A. (1995). Engineering Mathematics. 4th Edition,Macmillan Press
Age international ltd publishers.

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MODULE 06: PRODUCTION OF MECHANICAL COMPONENTS PARTS BY FOUNDRY
PROCESSES

Module code:

Module overview
This module introduces the learner to the safe production of components by foundry processes. The
module covers skills and knowledge.in pattern making, preparation of sand, core making for simple
castings melting, inspection of casting and testing, fettling of final casting. Also the learner will acquire
entrepreneurship skills to turn challenges into opportunities by taking risks through planning,
creativity and innovation.
The training module consists of 6 sub modules and real-life project taking a total of 480 hrs and
industrial training 150 hours. Total duration of the module will be 5 months and1 week (630hrs).

Training outcome:
By the end of the module, the maintenance technician should be able to; assess hazards associated
with foundry processes to avoid accidents; prepare various patterns from different materials with good
pattern attributes; prepare moulding sand with different grain sizes and properties; prepare sand
mould cavities using various patterns both solid and hollow castings; produce sound castings using
sand casting method; confidently practice entrepreneurship, mobilize resources, start-up business,

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produce quality goods and services, control business finances and manage human resources of the
business

Module Assessment
Continuous assessment (Assignment 10%, Test 05%, Practical work 25%)
Final assessment 60%

Module details

S/No Sub Module Competences Duties and Tasks Content Duration

1. Assess hazards - Ensures good - Ensure good 480hrs

associated with foundry practices foundry -
foundry - Conserves practices
processes environment - Conserve
- Applies Firefighting environment
techniques - Apply
- Administers First Firefighting
aid kit techniques
- Clears gang ways - Administer
- Ensures enough First aid kit
lighting system - Clear gang
- Ensures moisture ways
free environment - Ensure enough
- Inspects scrape lighting system
- Ensures Proper - Ensure
foundry layout for moisture free
easy movement environment
- Inspects crucible - Inspect scrape
and other tools - Ensure proper
before use foundry layout
- Uses proper PPE for easy
movement

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 - Inspect crucible
and other tools
before use
- Use proper
PPE

2 Prepare - Applies pattern - Pattern - Pattern making

patterns out of material selection material 10hrs
different criteria selection
pattern - Differentiates criteria
materials between pattern - Understand
and casting Difference
- Identifies Types of between
patterns and pattern and
pattern materials casting
- Determines Pattern - Identify Types
allowances of patterns and
- Develops a pattern pattern
draft and pattern materials
drawing with - Determine
pattern attributes. Pattern
- Inspects pattern allowances
before use - Develop a
- Plans pattern pattern draft
making process and pattern
- Takes care of drawing with
pattern, coding and pattern
storage of pattern attributes.
- Inspect pattern
before use
- Plan pattern
making process

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 - Take care of
pattern, coding
and storage of
pattern

3 Prepare - Uses of moulding - Use of Mould sand

moulding sand sand mixing moulding sand preparation 6hrs
machines mixing
- Follows sand machines
preparation - Follow sand
procedure for preparation
different sands procedure for
- Understands the different sands
Reason for sand - Know Reason
preparation for sand
- Understands the preparation
sand properties - Know the
- Tests for sand
permeability, properties
moisture content, - Test for
clay content permeability,
moisture
content, clay
content

4 Prepare sand - Prepares moulding - Prepare - Sand mould

mould cavities tools moulding tools cavity
- Inspects moulding - Inspect preparation
boxes and patterns moulding 10hrs
- Follows moulding boxes and - Manual core
procedure patterns making 4hrs

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 - Cleans /mend and - Follow
dress cavity moulding
- Prepares core procedure
making equipment - Clean /mend
- Identifies types of and dress
cores and core boxes cavity
- Prepares core sand - Prepare core
- Understands; core making
setting, core equipment
dressing, core - Different types
baking, core sizing of cores and
- Uses gaggers and core boxes
chaplets - Manual Core
sand
preparation
- Terms; core
setting, core
dressing, core
baking, core
sizing
- Use of gaggers
and chaplets

5 Melt, fettle, - Inspects melting - Inspect melting - Melting and

inspect, test equipment. equipment. finishing
and salvage - Identifies Foundry - Identify 10hrs
castings raw materials Foundry raw - Restore work area
- Develops Foundry materials
layout - Develop
- applies principles of Foundry layout - REAL LIFE
metal casting - apply principles PROJECT 1 40hrs
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 - Practices good - /Heat colours
pouring practices - Practice good
- Inspects casting for pouring
defects using practices
inspection methods Inspect casting
- Cleans casting by for defects using
grinding, lathe inspection
work, milling methods
operations, shot Clean casting by
blasting grinding, lathe
- Heat treats metal work, milling
for mechanical operations, shot
properties blasting
Heat treat metal
- for mechanical
properties

6. Entrepreneursh - Understands - Identify Fundamentals of 150hrs

ip skills entrepreneurship, qualities of an Entrepreneurship
qualities of an entrepreneur
entrepreneur - Generate - Introduction to
- Applies business ideas entrepreneurship
environmental - Evaluate and skills 3hrs
analysis to small select business
businesses ideas
innovation and - Develop
creativity trademarks - Environmental
and patent Analysis 10hrs
rights - Innovation and
- Understand creativity 4hrs
innovation
and creativity

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 - Develop
business plan
and
implement it

- Develops Business
plan and
implements it
- Business
planning 9hrs
- Implementing a
Business Plan
4hrs
Production
costing and
Marketing

- Production
6hrs
- Marketing 6hrs

- Determines the Financial and

cost of production - Determine human resource
- Carry out market production Management
survey costs of
components - Financial
from bill of management
materials 12hrs
- Human
- Maintains business Resource
records

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 - Applies Creativity - Manage Management
and innovativeness business 6hrs
- Motivates staff records - Contracting
- Manages human - Understand process 6hrs
resource (Shares packaging and - Banking 6hrs
responsibility) value addition - Insurance for
- Recognises the - Apply 4Ps in small businesses
contribution of marketing mix 6hrs
staff - Carry out Taxation and
- Identifies causes of sales other Dues 6hrs
conflicts. promotion
- Calculates VAT services
- Manage
human
resource

INDUSTRIAL - - Industrial 150hrs

TRAINING supervisor
50%
Academic
supervisor
30%
Written industrial
report
20%

Reading materials:
C.B Gupta and N.P Shrivasan (2010) Entrepreneurship development sultan, Chand and sons
Aruna Kaulgad ( 2003) Entrepreneurship management, Thompson learning

Singh R., (2006) introduction to basic manufacturing processes and workshop technology; New Age
international ltd publishers.

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Groover M.P (2002) Fundamentals of modern manufacturing; John Wiley &Sons, Inc.
Jain R.K (2001) production technology 16th edition; Delhi, Khanna Publishers

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