C.1. Introduction to computer nemerical control manufacturing p.11-- C.2. Modern machine tool controls p. 25- C.3. Tooling for hole and milling operations p.54-- C.4. Exploring features of CNC machining center p.77-- C.5. Review of basic blueprint reading for CNC programmers p.131-- C.6. Review of basic material specifications for CNC programmers p.150-- C.7. Review of basic geometric dimensioning and tolerancing for CNC programmers p.166-- C.8. Mathematics for CNC programming p.178-- C.9. An overview of CNC shop activities p.201-- C.10. Word address programming p.213-- C.11. Running the mill mimulator p.221-- C.12. Programming hole operations p.240-- C.13. Programming linear profiles p.268-- C.14. Programming circular profiles p.297-- C.15. Programming with cutter diameter compensation p.327-- C.16. Programming with subprograms p.355-- C.17. Introduction to the CNC lathe p.385--C.18. Running the lathe simulator p.393-- C.19. Fundamental concepts of CNC lathe programming p. 432-- C.20. Techniques and fixed cycles for CNC lathe programming p. 478-- C.21. Modern computer-Aided part programming p.515 -- CD1 - Student predator simulations-- CD2 Student edition of predator virtual CNC V.7.0. -- CD 3 Kwik trig courtes of john fracaro --
