Fwd: Machine Shop Course - Sign up now!

[nicholas.paul.johnson]

I loved this course last year, and I wish I could take it again.
Unfortunately, it's only open to Princeton students.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Josephine C. Kelly <jke...@princeton.edu>
Date: Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 9:53 AM
Subject: Machine Shop Course - Sign up now!
To: Undisclosed recipients <jke...@princeton.edu>
Cc: "Stephanie J. Landers" <slan...@princeton.edu>

Fundamentals in Machining: a 5-week, 15-hour workshop; Starts October 5

Come and learn to use machine shop and make the most of your research
projects. If you can dream it up, you can learn how to make it.

This non-credit course provides undergraduate, graduate, and technical
staff with hands-on experience in safe operating practices in the
machine shop environment. In this 5-week, 15-hour workshop you will
learn how to machine various types of metals by way of four different
projects. Students will learn how to operate the most versatile and
most commonly used machines in the industry today, the Bridgeport
Milling Machine and the Engine Lathe.

After completing the course, you will be able to use, under
supervision, the facilities in the student shop for fabrication of
lab/research projects in order to enhance your learning experience at
the School of Engineering and Applied Science.

For more information, see:
http://commons.princeton.edu/kellercenter/2009/10/machine-shop-course.html

    * Start date: Monday, October 5, 2009

    * Class time: 1:30 to 4:30pm (4 students per section; once per week)

    * Class size: 20 students

    * Location: SEAS Machine Shop, lower level, C-wing, E-Quad

    * Registration: Email to Larry McIntyre at mcin...@princeton.edu.

Please include these items in your email: status at Princeton
(undergraduate/graduate & class) and your first and second choice of
days (Mon-Fri).

--
Nick Johnson

[Ken Junkins]

Would Larry McIntyre consider giving a one or two session primer to
MAKE:Princeton members, even for a fee?

-k-