CNC Machining Certificate

Program Description

What You Will Learn

Upon completion of the program you will be able to:
1.  Demonstrate safe, precise and efficient programming, set up, and operation of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine tools and manual machine tools
2.  Apply industry standard implementation of quality measurement and inspection techniques
3.  Design efficient parts and programs using an industry accepted Computer-Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) application
4.  Read and interpret technical prints, dimensions and tolerances
5.  Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to make correct and timely operational and quality control decisions
6.  Demonstrate professionalism skills necessary to be successful on the job
7.  Effectively communicate to build collaborative relationships with supervisors and colleagues

My Academic Plan

Courses are displayed in a part-time sequence providing flexibility for the working professional. Follow the pathway below to complete your certificate. This pathway may be accelerated by applying transfer credit, credit for prior learning, and/or completing one or more additional courses each semester. For more information, please see your Academic Advisor.

MAC 2001Intro to CNC Turning Operations

3

MAC 2005Intro to CNC Milling Operations

3

MAC 2002CNC Turning Operations II

3

MAC 2006CNC Milling Operations II

3

MAC 2043 or MAC 2040Mastercam (MAC 2043) or CAD/CAM 2D (MAC 2040)

3

Total Credit Hours:15
MTE 1130Metrology

3

Total Credit Hours:3

Total Credit Hours: 18

Prior Learning eligible course

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Important Program Notes:

Students in the Precision Machining Technology program enter as a cohort. All students must be full-time and register for all the program classes each semester. The classes in the first and second semesters are organized in 7.5 week blocks. The classes are scheduled sequentially with the competencies learned in each class building on the students' skills and preparing them for the next group of classes. Manual Machining must be completed before taking CNC Machining.