Machining and CNC Technology AAS
This program prepares students for entry-level employment in the machining and manufacturing industries. The curriculum features basic to advanced machining concepts involving various machine tools such as conventional lathes, mills, grinders, and their Computer Numerical Control (CNC) counterparts. Coursework also involves blueprint reading, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, shop math, and statistical and mechanical measurements. The second year of the program places emphasis in CNC and CAD/CAM systems as well as geometric dimensioning and tolerancing in preparation for employment in the computerized manufacturing environment. Successful completion of each semester or permission of th
Courses
- COMM101 — Fundamentals of Oral Comm
- ENGL101 — Writing and Rhetoric I
- MACH150 — Machining Technology Theory I
- MACH151L — Machining Technology Lab I
- MACH152L — Machining Technology Lab II
- MACH160 — Manufacturing Processes
- MACH171 — Blueprint Reading
- MACH172 — Blueprint Reading II
- MACH234 — Computers in Machining
- MACH253L — CNC Lab
- MACH254L — Advanced CNC Lab
- MACH274 — Geom Dimension/Tolerance
- MACH283 — Computer Numerical Control
- MACH284 — Advanced Numerical Control