CNC Machining Technology, A.A.S.
Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machinists manufacture precision parts and products. They often complete many set-ups for short runs to meet just-in-time delivery demands. People who enter this field must be flexible and have basic knowledge of machine tool CNC.
Courses
- CAD 237 — Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
- CAD 300 — AutoCAD for Applied Engineering
- MAT 735 — Machinist Mathematics I
- MAT 736 — Machinist Mathematics II
- MFG 120 — Machine Trade Printreading I
- MFG 128 — Measurement, Materials, and Safety (NIMS)
- MFG 129 — Job Planning, Benchwork, and Layout (NIMS)
- MFG 130 — Machine Trade Printreading II
- MFG 173 — CNC Mill Operator (NIMS)
- MFG 174 — CNC Lathe Operator (NIMS)
- MFG 297 — Milling Machine Operations (NIMS)
- MFG 298 — Surface Grinding Operations (NIMS)
- MFG 332 — CNC Mill Program and Setup (NIMS)
- MFG 334 — CNC Lathe Program & Setup (NIMS)
- MFG 367 — Advanced CNC Programming
- MFG 373 — Computer Aided Manufacturing I
- MFG 374 — Computer Aided Manufacturing II
- MFG 378 — Manufacturing Production Methods
- MFG 385 — Engine Lathe Operations (NIMS)
- MFG 388 — Manufacturing Sheetmetal Practices (NIMS)
- MFG 396 — Alternative Manufacturing Processes
- MFG 420 — Jig and Fixture Design
- MFG 924 — Honors Project
- MFG 928 — Independent Study
- MGT 145 — Human Relations in Management
- PSY 111 — Introduction to Psychology