SinuTrain simulation software
Siemens provides training courses in the two major machine tool disciplines: milling and turning. Each of the course disciplines is divided into levels that provide a
prerequisite approach for basic-to-advanced learning. Siemens provides the school with a complete installation of SinuTrain to enhance the hands-on learning experience.
(Source: Siemens)
LEAP is based around control-identical training system Sinutrain, which turns any PC screen into an exact representation of the Sinumerik Operate graphical user interface. The numeric kernel (NC) that drives Sinutrain also powers the Sinumerik 828D and 840D sl controls.
According to Siemens, it provides training courses in two machine tool disciplines: milling and turning. Each course curriculum includes classroom and hands-on training models. Upon successful completion of each level, students receive certifications.
“Currently, STEMjobs are growing at 1.7 times the rate of non-STEM jobs, says Brian Hamilton, CNC education manager, Siemens Industry, Inc. "Employers need graduates who are more than basic machine operators for basic parts cutting. Siemens CNC instruction best supports this career path from basic to advanced knowledge.”
When an institution is enrolled in the SCE program, a site assessment will determine which program best fits the school's needs.
