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Test Name:	Job: CNC Programmer - UPDATED
Number of Questions:	228
Test Description:	The assessment for CNC programmers tests for a solid understanding of G code programming, part dimensioning, workpiece materials, speeds and feeds, cutting tool theory, and workholding setups. This assessment also addresses setup reduction and process control. Test questions are based on class material from the CNC, inspection, materials, metal cutting, quality, safety, shop mathematics/print reading, and workholding departments.
Test Instructions:	This online test requires uninterrupted access to a computer with an Internet connection. For math-related questions, please have paper and pencils on hand for your calculations. Textbooks, calculators, and other electronic devices are NOT allowed.

This assessment covers all these classes:

Class Name	Prereq.	Lessons	Difficulty
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Change page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Displaying page 1 of 6, items 1 to 20 of 114.
History and Definition of CNC 100 This class outlines the origin of today's CNC machines and explains how modern CNC evolved from its original designs.	None	13	Beginner
Mechanics of CNC 110 This class describes the mechanical systems involved in CNC axis movement, as well as how feedback is used for tool location.	None	17	Beginner
Basics of the CNC Turning Center 120 This class describes the basic components of the turning center as well as the devices used on this machine. Includes an Interactive Lab.	None	15	Beginner
Basics of the CNC Machining Center 130 This class describes the basic components of the machining center as well as the devices used on this machine. Includes an Interactive Lab.	None	16	Beginner
Basics of the CNC Swiss-Type Lathe 135 This class describes the basic components of the Swiss-type lathe, as well as common tooling and machining operations.	None	19	Beginner
CNC Coordinates 140 This class explains the arrangement and orientation of the basic axes on a common CNC lathe and both a vertical and horizontal CNC mill. Includes an Interactive Lab.	None	16	Beginner
Part Program 150 This class introduces the major code groups used in a CNC part program. Includes an Interactive Lab.	None	14	Beginner
CAD/CAM Overview 160 This class describes the general process of using computers to design and manufacture parts and identifies common features available in CAD/CAM software.	None	20	Beginner
CNC Manual Operations 200 This class describes the control features that allow a CNC operator to execute tasks manually. Includes an Interactive Lab.	300110 300140	15	Intermediate
CNC Offsets 210 This class identifies the various offsets used on both the lathe and the mill to properly reference each cutting tool in relationship to the workpiece. Includes an Interactive Lab.	300120 300130 300200	18	Intermediate
CNC Specs for the Mill 220 This class identifies common specifications of CNC mills and describes the various features and options available on different machines.	300110 300130 300140	17	Intermediate
CNC Specs for the Lathe 225 This class identifies common specifications of CNC lathes and describes the various features and options available on different machines.	300110 300120 300140	18	Intermediate
Creating a Turning Program 280 This class explains the key components in the creation and execution of a simple turning program. Includes an Interactive Lab.	300150 300210	17	Intermediate
Turning Calculations 285 This class explains the common calculations necessary to plot the toolpaths for a basic turning program.	800210 300120 300140	19	Intermediate
Creating a Milling Program 290 This class explains the key components in the creation and execution of a simple milling program. Includes an Interactive Lab.	300150 300210	19	Intermediate
Milling Calculations 295 This class explains the common calculations necessary to plot the toolpaths for a basic milling program.	300130 300140 800210	17	Intermediate
Canned Cycles 310 This class describes the operation of common canned cycles that appear on machining and turning centers. Includes an Interactive Lab.	200140 300280	17	Advanced
GE Fanuc Mill: Control Panel Overview 250 This class describes the various sections of the GE Fanuc 0-C mill control panel as well as the steps for powering up, powering down, and homing the machine. *Includes GE Fanuc CNC Simulators.*	300130 300150 300200 300210	17	Intermediate
GE Fanuc Lathe: Control Panel Overview 255 This class describes the various sections of the GE Fanuc 0-C lathe control panel as well as the steps for powering up, powering down, and homing the machine. *Includes GE Fanuc CNC Simulators.*	300120 300150 300200 300210	17	Intermediate
GE Fanuc Mill: Entering Offsets 260 This class provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting offsets on the GE Fanuc 0-C mill control during a production run. *Includes GE Fanuc CNC Simulators.*	320250	13	Beginner