This badge certifies that the learner has developed a foundational understanding of the essential mathematical concepts commonly used in manufacturing. The series reviews fractions, decimals, percentages, statistics, and measurement systems, including metric and imperial conversions. Learners also build skills in shop math, geometry, right-triangle trigonometry, and Cartesian mapping, supporting accurate interpretation of dimensions and calculations in the workplace. Learner also received access to optional modules in the basics of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Issuer
Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium
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EMC is a unique Canadian not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping manufacturers grow and become more competitive. Our education, training and development programs build excellence at all levels and every stage of a career.
Criteria
Learner has successfully completed a self-directed learning path designed to build or refresh understanding of the common mathematics used in manufacturing.
Series includes:
- Fractions
- Statistics
- Measurement
- Ordinate Dimensions / Cartesian Mapping
- Geometry / Trigonometry
- Addition and Subtraction (optional)
- Multiplication and Division (optional)
Learning outcomes:
- Understanding of adding and subtracting fractions
- Converting fractions to decimal
- Understanding Percentage, mean, median and average
- Understanding imperial and metric measurement and conversion
- Understanding of shop math and decimal fractions
- Understanding of ordinant dimensions and x and y axes
- Understanding of cartesian dimensions and x, y and z axes
- Understanding of geometry and right-triangle trigonometry
Assessment:
This is a self-paced series includes with several checkpoints for formative assessment. Responses are automatically assessed. Multiple attempts are permitted.
Estimated effort time: 3 hours
EMC updates learning content on a regular basis. Version: 2025-1
