Kocaeli University / European Credit Transfer System (ECTS)

Name of Lecturer(s)

Associate Prof. Dr. Sezgin BÜYÜKKÜTÜK
Associate Prof. Dr. Canan CİMŞİT
Associate Prof. Dr. Hacer GÜMÜŞ
Assistant Prof. Dr. Hüseyin ŞANLI
Lecturer Evren KUTLU
Lecturer Cengiz SOYKAN
Lecturer Dr. Arzu KEVEN

Learning Outcomes of the Course Unit
Program Competencies-Learning Outcomes Relation

Learning Outcomes of the Course Unit

1) Improve professional interest and in-depth knowledge.
2) Develop the skills of working independently and self-discovery.
3) Develop communication and cooperative working skills.
4) Develop skills to use the resources properly in condcuting a study.
5) Develop skills required to reach primary and secondary sources for the study subject
6) Analyze a scientfic subject by researching and put into fragments.
7) Developing study skills required in a report using computers, software, internet, survey, project or experiment
8) Writing a report effectively in accordance with the rules and their ability.

Program Competencies-Learning Outcomes Relation

Program Competencies

Learning Outcomes

No relation

Low

Middle

Mode of Delivery

Face to Face

Prerequisites and Co-Requisites

None

Recommended Optional Programme Components

none

Course Contents

In this course, Technical tools and devices, electrical appliances, Calculator, Technical drawing, geometric shapes, technical measures, technical tools, the basic concepts in mechanics, tools and materials used Meta, Industrial accidents in metallurgy, and Safety Precautions will be introduced.

Weekly Schedule

1) TECHNICAL DRAWING 1.1.Technical Drawing Instruments 1.2.Types Of Lines 1.2.1. A Thin Line.A Thick Line,A Dotted Line,A Broken Line 1.3. Basic Geometrical Shapes 1.4.Adjectives Referring To Dimensions 1.4.1.Numbers 1.4.2. Expressing Dimensions 1.4.3.Adjectives 1.4.4. Check That The Switch Is On
2) TECHNICAL DRAWING 1.4.5. Move It Forwards 1.4.6.Turn It Clockwise Until It’s Tight 1.4.7. First,You Mark The Hole 1.4.8. Switch Off Before You Touch That Wire 1.4.9. Pull It Firmly With A Pair Of Pliers
3) TECHNICAL MEASUREMENT 2.1. Noun Referring To Dimensions 2.1.1.Decimal Numbers 2.1.2.Describing Dimensions 2.1.3.Describing Objects 2.1.4. Describing Simple Geometrical Objects 2.2. External And Internal Dimensions Of Cylinder,Box,Pipe 2.3.Describing Function Of Measuring Instruments And Parts 2.3.1. Describing External Caliper 2.3.2. Describing Internal Caliper 2.3.3. Describing A Verniyer Caliper 2.3.4. The Water Flows Out Here
4) TECHNICAL MEASUREMENT 2.3.5. This Makes The Wheel Turn. 2.3.6. This Ladder Is Longer Than That One. 2.3.7. It’s As Long As That One 2.3.8. The most flexible. 2.3.9. Three Quarters Of It 2.3.10. A little oil. A few nails
5) MEASURING EQUIPMENT 3.1.Units Of Measurements 3.1.1.For Weight (Gr,Kg,Tones) 3.1.2. What Is It Used For 3.1.3. What is this Object Used For 3.2. Adjectives From Geometrical Shapes 3.2.1. Circular,Rectangular,Square 3.2.2: This Is Rectengular Platform 3.2.3. One Part Cement To Three Parts Sand 3.2.4. The Nuts Are Loosened 3.2.5. The Fan Is Turned By The Belt,Which Is Turned By The Engine 3.2.6. The Current Is Stopped By Pressing This Switch
6) MEASURING EQUIPMENT 3.2.6. The Current Is Stopped By Pressing This Switch 3.2.7.It Can’t Be Bent Easily 3.2.8. Pliers Are For Gripping Things 3.2.9. The Spanner Is Too Small For The Nut 3.2.10. You Might Get A Shock 3.2.11. You Must Never Smoke Near Petrol 3.2.12. Tools That Are Damaged Are Dangerous
7) MEASURING EQUIPMENT 3.2.13. If The Switch Is Broken,Repair It 3.2.14. It Will Explode 3.2.15. To Cut A Square Hole,Use A Chisel 3.2.16. I’ve Changed The Plugs. Now I’m Changing The Oil 3.2.17. Don’t Touch The Cable Until You’ve Switched Off The Power 3.2.18. I Fell Down And Cut my Arm
8) Midterm examination/Assessment
9) MAIN CONCEPTS ABOUT MACHINERY 1.1. Machine Manufacturing 1.1.1. Machine Manufacturing Technician 1.1.2. Machine Manufacturing Technician’s Duties 1.1.3. A Machine Manifacturing Technician’s Working Sectors 1.2. Industrial Moulding 1.2.1. Moulder 1.2.2. Industrial Moulder’s Duties 1.2.3. A Moulder’s Working Sectors 1.3. Industrial Modeling Supported By Computers 1.3.1. Industrial Model Maker’s Duties 1.4. Draftsman 1.4.1. His/Her Duties 1.5. Textile Machinery Repairer 1.5.1. His/Her Duties
10) MAIN CONCEPTS ABOUT MACHINERY 1.2. Industrial Moulding 1.2.1. Moulder 1.2.2. Industrial Moulder’s Duties 1.2.3. A Moulder’s Working Sectors
11) MAIN CONCEPTS ABOUT MACHINERY 1.3. Industrial Modeling Supported By Computers 1.3.1. Industrial Model Maker’s Duties 1.4. Draftsman 1.4.1. His/Her Duties 1.5. Textile Machinery Repairer 1.5.1. His/Her Duties
12) THE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS THAT ARE USED IN MACHINERY 2.1. Machine Tools Used In Manufacturing 2.1.1. Lathe Machine 2.1.2. Milling Machine 2.1.3. Drilling Machine 2.1.4. Grinding Machine 2.1.5. Saw Machines 2.1.6. Shaper and Press 2.1.7. Wire Edm ( Electrical Discharge Machining ) Machines 2.1.8. Ram Tarret Milling Machines 2.1.9. The Machines Used For The Production Of Ready–Made Clothes 2.2. CNC Machines 2.2.1. Advantages of CNC machines 2.2.2. Where are CNC machines used ? 2.2.3. Sections of CNC machines 2.3.Tools 2.3.1. File 2.3.2. Filing 2.3.3. Reamer 2.3.4. Tap 2.3.5. Scraper 2.3.6. Chisel 2.3.7. Bench Vise 2.4. Diffrent Types of Tools 2.4.1. “V” Blocks 2.4.2. Callipers 2.4.3. Screws 2.4.4. Die 2.4.5. Soldering 2.4.6. Rivet 2.4.7. Micrometer 2.5. Marking and Universal Tools 2.5.1. Marking 2.5.2. Set Square 2.5.3. Steel Ruler 2.5.4. Compasses 2.5.5. Tape Meter 2.5.6. Straightening Plate 2.5.7. Surface Plate 2.5.8. Protractor With Angle 2.5.9. Universal Protractor 2.5.10. Center Punch 2.5.11. Scriber 2.5.12. Punching Tools 2.5.13. Hammer 2.5.14. Saw Handle 2.5.15. Mallets 2.5.16. Number Punches 2.5.17. Drill Bit 2.5.18. Drill Chuck 2.5.19. Morse Taper Sleeve 2.5.20. Sleeve Wedge 2.5.21. Open-Ended Spanner 2.5.22. Ring Spanner 2.5.23. Hexagonal Spanners 2.5.24. Socket Tools 2.5.25. Adjustable Wrench 2.5.26. Screwdriver 2.5.27. Cross-Head Screwdriver 2.5.28. Pliers 2.5.29. Cutting Pliers 2.5.30. Long Nosed Pliers 2.5.31. Puller 2.5.32.Wheel Grinder 2.5.33. Abrasive Disk 2.5.34. Shears Used in Hands 2.6. Industrial Accidents and Security Precaution 2.6.1. Industrial Accidents that may be in the workshop 2.6.2. Points we have to care to prevent industrial accidents
13) THE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS THAT ARE USED IN MACHINERY 2.1. Machine Tools Used In Manufacturing 2.1.1. Lathe Machine 2.1.2. Milling Machine 2.1.3. Drilling Machine 2.1.4. Grinding Machine 2.1.5. Saw Machines 2.1.6. Shaper and Press 2.1.7. Wire Edm ( Electrical Discharge Machining ) Machines 2.1.8. Ram Tarret Milling Machines 2.1.9. The Machines Used For The Production Of Ready–Made Clothes 2.2. CNC Machines 2.2.1. Advantages of CNC machines 2.2.2. Where are CNC machines used ? 2.2.3. Sections of CNC machines 2.3.Tools 2.3.1. File 2.3.2. Filing 2.3.3. Reamer 2.3.4. Tap 2.3.5. Scraper 2.3.6. Chisel 2.3.7. Bench Vise 2.4. Diffrent Types of Tools 2.4.1. “V” Blocks 2.4.2. Callipers 2.4.3. Screws 2.4.4. Die 2.4.5. Soldering 2.4.6. Rivet 2.4.7. Micrometer 2.5. Marking and Universal Tools 2.5.1. Marking 2.5.2. Set Square 2.5.3. Steel Ruler 2.5.4. Compasses 2.5.5. Tape Meter 2.5.6. Straightening Plate 2.5.7. Surface Plate 2.5.8. Protractor With Angle 2.5.9. Universal Protractor 2.5.10. Center Punch 2.5.11. Scriber 2.5.12. Punching Tools 2.5.13. Hammer 2.5.14. Saw Handle 2.5.15. Mallets 2.5.16. Number Punches 2.5.17. Drill Bit 2.5.18. Drill Chuck 2.5.19. Morse Taper Sleeve 2.5.20. Sleeve Wedge 2.5.21. Open-Ended Spanner 2.5.22. Ring Spanner 2.5.23. Hexagonal Spanners 2.5.24. Socket Tools 2.5.25. Adjustable Wrench 2.5.26. Screwdriver 2.5.27. Cross-Head Screwdriver 2.5.28. Pliers 2.5.29. Cutting Pliers 2.5.30. Long Nosed Pliers 2.5.31. Puller 2.5.32.Wheel Grinder 2.5.33. Abrasive Disk 2.5.34. Shears Used in Hands 2.6. Industrial Accidents and Security Precaution 2.6.1. Industrial Accidents that may be in the workshop 2.6.2. Points we have to care to prevent industrial accidents
14) THE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS THAT ARE USED IN MACHINERY 2.5. Marking and Universal Tools 2.5.1. Marking 2.5.2. Set Square 2.5.3. Steel Ruler 2.5.4. Compasses 2.5.5. Tape Meter 2.5.6. Straightening Plate 2.5.7. Surface Plate 2.5.8. Protractor With Angle 2.5.9. Universal Protractor 2.5.10. Center Punch 2.5.11. Scriber 2.5.12. Punching Tools 2.5.13. Hammer 2.5.14. Saw Handle 2.5.15. Mallets 2.5.16. Number Punches 2.5.17. Drill Bit 2.5.18. Drill Chuck 2.5.19. Morse Taper Sleeve 2.5.20. Sleeve Wedge
15) THE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS THAT ARE USED IN MACHINERY 2.5.20. Sleeve Wedge 2.5.21. Open-Ended Spanner 2.5.22. Ring Spanner 2.5.23. Hexagonal Spanners 2.5.24. Socket Tools 2.5.25. Adjustable Wrench 2.5.26. Screwdriver 2.5.27. Cross-Head Screwdriver 2.5.28. Pliers 2.5.29. Cutting Pliers 2.5.30. Long Nosed Pliers 2.5.31. Puller 2.5.32.Wheel Grinder 2.5.33. Abrasive Disk 2.5.34. Shears Used in Hands 2.6. Industrial Accidents and Security Precaution 2.6.1. Industrial Accidents that may be in the workshop 2.6.2. Points we have to care to prevent industrial accidents
16) Final examination

Planned Learning Activities and Teaching Methods

1) Lecture
2) Question-Answer
3) Discussion
4) Drill and Practice
5) Demonstration

Assessment Methods and Criteria

Contribution of Midterm Examination to Course Grade	30%
Contribution of Final Examination to Course Grade	70%
Total	100%

Language of Instruction

Turkish

Work Placement(s)

Not Required

Course Unit Title	Course Unit Code	Type of Course Unit	Level of Course Unit	Year of Study	Semester	ECTS Credits
Vocational English-ii	MKP216	Elective	Associate degree	2	Spring	3