Machining and Manufacturing Technology, Intermediate Technical Certificate

Program Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of the Machining & Manufacturing Technology Program, a student will be able to:

1. Demonstrate understanding of and safely operate a manual lathe.

2. Demonstrate understanding of and safely operate a manual milling machine.

3. Demonstrate understanding of and safely operate a CNC lathe.

4. Demonstrate understanding of and safely operate equipment related to a machine shop such as band saws, grinders, drill press, measuring devices

5. Demonstrate basic welding and shop fabrication skills as will be used in a general machine shop.

6. Demonstrate understanding of G-Code by writing programs for CNC lathes.

7. Produce 3D parts using sketching and CAD techniques using Solidworks.

8. Obtain the SolidWorks CSWA certification.

9. Demonstrate understanding of blueprints by successfully interpreting drawings to create toolpaths using Mastercam.

Major Code: 4584T

**Alternative plans of study available by contacting your advisor

Fall Semester Freshman Year

MANT 105	CAD Engineering Graphics*	2 Credits
MANT 120	Blueprint Reading	1 credit
MANT 133	Manual Machine Tool Theory*	3 credits
MANT 133L	Manual Machine Tool Lab*	4 credits
MANT 140	CNC Set Up & Operation	2 credits
MATH GE	Any Gen. Ed. Math Course	3 Credits
Total Credit Hours:		15

Spring Semester Freshman Year

ENGL 101	Writing and Rhetoric I	3 Credits
SOCS GE	Any Social Science Course	3.00 Credits
WELD 151	Welding Theory	2 Credits
MANT 106	SolidWorks CSWA Cert. Prep.*	1 Credit
MANT 146	Introduction to NC and CNC Lathe*	3 Credits
MANT 280	Manufacturing Projects	1-8 Credits
	OR
MANT 285	Cooperative Education	1-8 Credits
Total Credit Hours:		15

*Prerequisite or Corequisite required

Total Credit Hours: 30