Machine Tool Programming

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This program provides the basic visualization, material, processes, and computer numerical control skills needed for an entry-level position in Computer Numerical Control (CNC). Employment opportunities for the graduate include CNC Machinist I, CNC Programmer I, CNC Machinist Operator/Programmer I, and CNC Service Representative.

Minimum - 26 credits

First Semester (12)

* MACH 117 - Applied Machine Shop Mathematics
or MATH 117 - Technical Mathematics I
DRFT 220 - Introduction to CADD (AutoCAD)
DRFT 114 - Blueprint Reading (Machine)
or DRFT 101 - Technical Drawing
* MECH 114 - Introduction to Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Programming

Second Semester (14)

* MECH 120 - Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Programming I
* MECH 211 - Tool & Die Design
MECH 103 - Manufacturing Processes and Materials
or MACH 107 - Engineering Materials and Processes
* DRFT 112 - Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
* MACH 140 - Meteorology/Inspection

Note(s):

* Course has a prerequisite

Students must meet minimum arithmetic and algebra skills and specific course prerequisites before enrollment in the programs for Occupational Specialist Diplomas.