Curriculum

2008-2009

Course Number	Course Title	Credits
Core Courses (Both Tracks)
439-304	Jigs and Fixtures	4
439-310	Basic Machining	1
439-311	Basic Machining Applications	4
439-312	Machining Technologies	1
439-313	Machining Technologies Applications	4
439-398	Mold and Die Print Reading	2
444-333	Basics of Metrology	1
444-339	Computer-Aided Machining (CAM) 2D - Surfcam	2
444-340	Computer-Aided Machining (CAM) 2D - Mastercam	2
444-341	Computer-Aided Machining (CAM) 3D	3
444-350	Basic Programming	3
617-116	AutoCAD, Beginning Level	2
617-150	Material Selection	2
CNC Track
444-332	Introduction to Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Programming	2
444-345	Design for 3D Machining	3
444-351	Machining Center Programming	4
444-360	Machining Center Operation	4
444-370	Turning Center Operation	4
444-371	Turning Center Programming	4
444-380	EDM (Electrical Discharge Machine) and Nonconventional Machining	4
Tool and Die Making Track
439-325	Pierce and Blank Die Making	1
439-326	Pierce and Blank Die Making Applications	5
439-327	Compound and Progressive Die Making	1
439-328	Compound and Progressive Die Making Applications	5
439-335	Single-Cavity Mold Making	1
439-336	Single-Cavity Mold Making Applications	5
439-337	Multi-Cavity Mold Making	1
439-338	Multi-Cavity Mold Making Applications	5
Technical Support Courses (Both Tracks)
801-310	Occupational Communication AND	2
809-300	Occupational Success Strategies (or)	2
801-198	Speech	3
804-360	Occupational Math 1	2
804-361	Occupational Math 2	2
804-362	Occupational Math 3	2
	Total:	64-67

A CNC/Tool and Die Technologies Exit Assessment is a graduation requirement for this program.

Students must purchase tool kits for this program.

Institutional Requirements

Student Success (890-125) - take 1st semester

Computer Literacy (103-159)/Advanced Standing - take 1st semester

Career Development (890-130) - take 3rd semester