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This National Certificate in Machining and Fitting (NCMF) curriculum aims to produce fitter machinists relevant to the industry and the world of work. It is learner-centered and competence-based, emphasizing skills acquisition through practical teaching and execution of projects.
The competences that the learner is expected to acquire are clearly outlined in the modules covered in each of the two semesters of an academic year. The modules offered in this course are designed to enable the learner to attain specific skills required for performing tasks at any level of the respective year of study. Machining and fitting focus on manufacturing and machining machine parts using processes such as lathe turning, milling, cutting, shaping, and fitting of keys, couplings, bushes, shafts, and bearings.
The assessment is categorized into nine packages/modules based on the competences that a learner desires to achieve for a given trade. These include:
Upon completing modules 3, 4, 5, and 6, trainees are expected to undergo industrial training, bridging the gap between institutional-based training and the world of work. Additionally, modules in Workshop Technology and Practice, Engineering Science, Engineering Drawing and Real Life Project, Applied Technician’s Mathematics, and Entrepreneurship Skills are aimed at equipping learners with the core hands-on skills and techniques in machining and fitting.
The course aims to produce fitters and machinists capable of:
The trainee should have:
This section describes the modules, expected learning outcomes, and awards before a student receives a final National Certificate in Machining and Fitting (NCMF).
No | Modules | Training Outcome | Awards |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Communication Principles in Engineering | Communicate effectively in both English and Kiswahili and effectively use basic computer applications | Certificate of competence in fundamental communication principles in engineering |
2 | Bench Operations and Measurements | Work within limits to shape various components using bench tools and measuring techniques | Certificate of competence in accurate and safe bench practices and measurements |
3 | Production of Mechanical Components by Lathe Operations | Safe production of cylindrical and conical external or internal shapes economically | Certificate of competence in accurate and safe lathe work operations |
4 | Production of Mechanical Components by Milling Operations | Produce dimensionally accurate flat surfaces, cams, and slots using safe milling operations | Certificate of competence in accurate and safe milling work operations |
5 | Production of Mechanical Components by Arc Welding, Shaping, and Grinding Processes | Produce dimensionally accurate components by shaping and arc welding processes with precision grinding | Certificate of competence in joining and precision finishing operations |
6 | Production of Mechanical Components by Foundry Processes and Entrepreneurship Skills | Produce dimensionally accurate component parts by foundry processes with skills to set up business ventures | Certificate of competence in accurate and safe foundry work operations and business orientation |
The Institute has all the necessary facilities for conducting training programs, including:
Tropical Institute of Development Innovations
3km along Kalagi – Gayaza Road, Nandudu Place, Kyabakadde Village, Kyampisi Sub County, Mukono District
P.O Box 397 Mukono, Uganda
Email: tridiuganda@gmail.com, tridiregistrar@gmail.com
Head of Department/Program: Eng. Najim Kassie
Email: kassie.n77@gmail.com
+256 200 911 090
This National Certificate in Machining and Fitting (NCMF) curriculum aims to produce fitter machinists relevant to the industry and the world of work. It is learner-centered and competence-based, emphasizing skills acquisition through practical teaching and execution of projects.
The competences that the learner is expected to acquire are clearly outlined in the modules covered in each of the two semesters of an academic year. The modules offered in this course are designed to enable the learner to attain specific skills required for performing tasks at any level of the respective year of study. Machining and fitting focus on manufacturing and machining machine parts using processes such as lathe turning, milling, cutting, shaping, and fitting of keys, couplings, bushes, shafts, and bearings.
The assessment is categorized into nine packages/modules based on the competences that a learner desires to achieve for a given trade. These include:
Upon completing modules 3, 4, 5, and 6, trainees are expected to undergo industrial training, bridging the gap between institutional-based training and the world of work. Additionally, modules in Workshop Technology and Practice, Engineering Science, Engineering Drawing and Real Life Project, Applied Technicianu2019s Mathematics, and Entrepreneurship Skills are aimed at equipping learners with the core hands-on skills and techniques in machining and fitting.
The Institute has all the necessary facilities for conducting training programs, including:
The course aims to produce fitters and machinists capable of:
The trainee should have:
This section describes the modules, expected learning outcomes, and awards before a student receives a final National Certificate in Machining and Fitting (NCMF).
No | Modules | Training Outcome | Awards |
1 | Communication Principles in Engineering | Communicate effectively in both English and Kiswahili and effectively use basic computer applications | Certificate of competence in fundamental communication principles in engineering |
2 | Bench Operations and Measurements | Work within limits to shape various components using bench tools and measuring techniques | Certificate of competence in accurate and safe bench practices and measurements |
3 | Production of Mechanical Components by Lathe Operations | Safe production of cylindrical and conical external or internal shapes economically | Certificate of competence in accurate and safe lathe work operations |
4 | Production of Mechanical Components by Milling Operations | Produce dimensionally accurate flat surfaces, cams, and slots using safe milling operations | Certificate of competence in accurate and safe milling work operations |
5 | Production of Mechanical Components by Arc Welding, Shaping, and Grinding Processes | Produce dimensionally accurate components by shaping and arc welding processes with precision grinding | Certificate of competence in joining and precision finishing operations |
6 | Production of Mechanical Components by Foundry Processes and Entrepreneurship Skills | Produce dimensionally accurate component parts by foundry processes with skills to set up business ventures | Certificate of competence in accurate and safe foundry work operations and business orientation |
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