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CSULB, MAE Dept., Dr.-Ing. K. Hoang-Vu Instructor: Dr.-Ing. Khang Hoang-Vu Office: EN4 - 126 Telephone: (562) 985-1525 E- Mail: Khang.Hoang-Vu@csulb.edu ( The best way to get my attention quickly) Office Hours: ET – 019 Tu & Th 11:00 - 12:25 pm Fr 10:30 – 11:00 am And by appointment Course: MAE 272 – Introduction to Manufacturing Processes FALL 2023 Required Textbook KALPAKJIAN, S.: Manufacturing Engineering and Technology, 5th edition or later Tentative Topics 1. Introduction to manufacturing 2. Metal-casting processes Fundamentals and processes 3. Forming and shaping processes Rolling Forging Extrusion and drawing Sheet metal forming Powder metallurgy Forming and shaping of polymers 4. Material-removal processes and machine tools

CSULB, MAE Dept., Dr.-Ing. K. Hoang-Vu Fundamentals of cutting Cutting-tool materials and cutting fluids Machining processes for producing round shapes Machining processes for producing various shapes Machining and turning centers, machine-tools structures Nontraditional and advanced material removal processes 5. Joining processes and equipment Fusion welding processes Solid-state welding processes Metallurgy of welding, welding design and process selection Brazing, soldering, adhesive bonding and mechanical fastening processes Lectures Face-to-face Hands-on, Virtual Labs Machining, CNC Sheet Metal Fabrication Finishing Operations 3-D Printing/SLM Production Planning and Control Quality Control Job Costing Prerequisites MAE 172 Familiarity with Mechanical drafting per ASME Y14.5 Basis Quality Control tools such as micrometers, calipers, etc.

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CSULB, MAE Dept., Dr.-Ing. K. Hoang-Vu Course Grading The grading will tentatively be as follows: Points Mid-term Exam 1 15 Mid-term Exam 2 22 Mid-term Exam 3 30 Final Exam 33 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total 100 70 points are required for a C. Exams All exams are in-person, in-class, close-book, no electronic devices allowed, unless otherwise instructed.

CSULB, MAE Dept., Dr.-Ing. K. Hoang-Vu Safety Training & Quiz (if applicable) MANDATORY : All students must review Lab Safety Guidelines and complete the Lab Safety Quiz online. Then save the quiz completion email confirmation in PDF, and Upload it to BeachBoard Dropbox folder “Safety quiz confirmation” by the second week of classes. Wearing Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) is mandatory during face-to-face sections. All students must wear mask when present in the laboratory room and must abide with social distancing guidelines. It is your responsibility to be knowledgeable in the safety‐related matters associated with this course and to abide by the safety policies and procedures presented by the instructor. Part of the evaluation of your performance in this laboratory will be based upon your strict attention to these safety policies. Failure to meet these requirements may result in expulsion. No student shall direct another to act in the laboratory in a manner that might cause body injury to her/himself or to others. All equipment or conditions appearing to be unsafe should be reported immediately to the instructor by the observing student(s)." Sexual Assault, Rape, Dating/Domestic Violence, & Stalking This statement was created by the Not Alone@ The Beach team ( http://www.cla.csulb.edu/natb/ ) and has been approved by the campus advocate and the Title IX Office. Title IX prohibits gender discrimination, including sexual harassment and sexual misconduct. If you have experienced sexual harassment, sexual assault, rape, dating/domestic violence, or stalking, the campus confidential Victim’s Advocate is available to help. Jaqueline Urtez (e: advocate@csulb.edu , p: (562) 985-2668) can provide free and confidential support, accommodations, and referrals for victims without having to report the assault to campus authorities. While students are welcome to discuss assaults with faculty, both faculty and teaching assistants are mandatory reporters who are required to report all incidents of sexual harassment/misconduct to the Title IX office for follow-up and possible investigation. Students who do wish to report the assault for possible investigation may contact the confidential victim’s advocate, who can help them through the reporting process, or they can report the assault directly to the Title IX Office by completing an online reporting form at https://www.csulb.edu/equity-diversity/title-ix or contacting the Office of Equity & Diversity at OED@csulb.edu . University Withdrawal Policy It is the student’s responsibility to withdraw from classes before the deadline. Instructors have no obligation to withdraw students who do not attend courses, and may choose not to do so. Withdrawal from a course after the deadline requires the signature of the instructor and the department chair, and is permissible only for serious and compelling reasons. Severe or

CSULB, MAE Dept., Dr.-Ing. K. Hoang-Vu extensive medical problems would be a reason to drop after that date, but fear of receiving a final grade lower than desired, or change in one’s work schedule are not considered a serious and compelling reasons.

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