Computer-Integrated Machining - CNC Machining Turning and Milling Certificate (C50210B)

This curriculum is designed to give an individual entry-level skills needed to gain employment as a machinist or Computer Numerical Control Programmer (CNC).

It is recommended that students have the necessary math and reading skill before enrollment in this program.

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates will: 

1. Demonstrate hands-on concepts of CNC Lathe including, Turning OD shoulders, Drilling, and Boring, Parting off, OD and ID Threading as well as OD and ID Grooving.
2. Demonstrate hands-on concepts of CNC Milling including Facing, End Milling, Drilling, Tapping, Counter Boring, and Counter Sinking.
3. Demonstrate the ability to read blueprints as well as the ability to think critically in complex problem solving tasks.
4. Demonstrate the ability and knowledge to use and properly care for shop inspecting equipment including Dial and Veneer Calipers, OD and ID Micrometers, Metal Scales, Depth Micrometers, Height Gages, Gage Blocks and how to use and care for a CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine).