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Minneapolis College's CNC Machinist program will give you the technical and problem-solving skills needed to work in the metals manufacturing and processing industries. You will receive a solid foundation in basic skills, plus extensive instruction in advanced manufacturing processes. You will practice the art of traditional machining while you learn the applications of computers, including: computer-integrated machining, computer aided design and manufacturing, and computer programming. You will be trained in important safety and measurement techniques, learn how to interpret detailed blueprints, and perform key mathematical calculations. You will receive hands-on experience as you perform the turning, milling, drilling and grinding concepts learned in the classroom. In addition, you will have the opportunity to work with other class members on team projects to develop valuable teamwork and communications skills that reflect those needed in the industrial setting
PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Understand and apply the safety procedures and regulations currently present in their trade.
2. Demonstrate the skills required by industry, in the safe operation and use of common hand tools and manual machinery.
3. Generate Computer Numerical Control programs utilizing G and M coding as well as basic integration of CAD/CAM computer generated programs.
4. Recognize and apply the necessary Math and Blueprint Reading skills required for employment in their trade.
5. Construct projects on Computer Controlled machinery utilizing their manual programming skills as well as CAD/CAM computer generated programs.
AWARDS
CNC Machinist
Award:
Associate of Applied Science
Total Credits for Award:
60.00
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CNC Machinist
Award:
Diploma
Total Credits for Award:
45.00
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