Title: (Optional) Write a basic G-code program.
Course: Precision Machining Technology II (13203-II) > Section: Exploring CNC Machining

Writing should include the CNC program (milling or lathe) and should be written to machine a simple part, using offline programming software on a personal computer and verified using graphic verification.

Teacher Resources:

- Autodesk
- FS Wizard
- NC Viewer (CNC simulation)
- Phillips Machinist, Phillips Corporation
- Vericut

Process/Skill Questions:

- What are the basic differences between mill and lathe programs?
- What are the differences between absolute and incremental programming?
- Why are trial runs important before actual program implementation?
- What is it called when one specifies programming from program zero? What is the other mode of programming called?
- What are the four types of programming formats used with a given machining center?