CNC Machining I (Day)
The Level I Certificate of Competency (CCT) in CNC Machining I prepares students for employment as entry-level operators and technicians in the manufacturing industry. The program provides applied skills in process planning, quality control, setup and operation of manual/computer numeric control (CNC) machines for current and future needs of the manufacturing industry. This program introduces students to manual data programming and CAD/CAM. A Certificate of Completion (CCL) in Machining II and an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Manufacturing and Production Technology are also available.
Details
Field of Interest
Applied Technology
Degree Type
Certificate of Competency (CCT)
Academic Plan
CNC Machining I (Day) (CER)
Academic Plan Code
1101
Total Clock Hours Required
798
Effective Term
Fall 2023
Notes
Students must earn a grade of C or better in all courses within the program.
What You'll Learn
- Practice safety rules and regulations applicable to a manufacturing environment. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC120, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Use mathematical skills to solve basic manufacturing problems. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC120, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Interpret technical documentation and materials to make informed decisions in manufacturing processes. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC120, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Evaluate compliance using standardized industry inspection techniques. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Demonstrate personal and professional accountability. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Effectively communicate orally, visually, and in writing in the manufacturing environment. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Effectively work within a team structure. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Use the appropriate hand, measuring and cutting tool for a given task according to industry standards. (MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC120, MFC120MP, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Set up and operate manual machining equipment. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC120)
- Program, set up, and operate multi-axis computer numerical control (CNC) manufacturing machinery or equipment using a combination of materials and technologies. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
- Recognize manufacturing defects and make appropriate decisions. (MFC101, MFC110, MFC111, MFC113, MFC120, MFC131DC, MFC140DC)
| Course # | Course Title | Clock Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Clock Hours: | 758 | |
| MFC101 | Technical Documentation | 84 |
| MFC110 | Inspection Techniques | 72 |
| MFC111 | Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance | 102 |
| MFC113 | Coordinate Measuring Machines I (CMM) | 84 |
| MFC120 | Introduction to Manual Machining | 168 |
| MFC131DC | CNC Machining Level I | 216 |
| MFC140DC | Manual CNC Programming | 72 |
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