CNC Machining and Inspection, AAS

This program will provide students with training, hands-on experience, and certificates for Computer Numeric Control (CNC) machining, CAD/CAM, and tight tolerance inspection work. Graduates will obtain an AAS degree, along with several different certificates from industry and institutions. 

90 credits

Program Contacts

Cost

Estimated Cost: $ 21,110

  • Resident Tuition: $ 13,050
  • Technology Fees $ 1,260
  • General Student Fees: $ 900
  • Online Course Fee: $ 0
  • Books / Course Materials: $ 500 (Some courses use Open Educational Resources (OER), which are free or low-cost materials.)
  • Program Specific Fees: $ 5,400 (course fees, materials)

Costs provided are estimates only, and may differ depending on course type and/or modality. Learn more and view current tuition and fee information.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students who complete this program will be able to:

PLO 1 - Set up and operate Computer Numeric Control (CNC) lathes and mills 

PLO 2 - Design and program in a CAD/CAM environment

PLO 3 - Inspect CNC machined parts to print specifications

PLO 4 - Reverse engineer pre-existing parts to create high tolerance prints

PLO 5 - Engage in creative and critical thinking to overcome obstacles in manufacturing

PLO 6 - Demonstrate effective use of communication and time management skills to complete individual and group projects under strict deadlines

Program Requirements

All courses in a program require default grading (completed with a letter grade of C- or better, or Pass) unless specified otherwise below.

General Education

WR 115Introduction to College Composition

4

Human Relations - choose one course from list

3-4

MTH 098Math Literacy

5

Or

MTH 025Basic Mathematics Applications

3

WR: See Footnote 1. 

MTH: See Footnote 2.

List of accepted Human Relations Courses

Program Core Courses

CNC 111Introduction to CNC Operator

5

CNC 112Introduction to 3D Modeling for Machinists

4

CNC 113Introduction to Production Inspection

4

CNC 121Basic CNC Lathe/Mill Operation and production

5

CNC 122Introduction to CAM Toolpaths

4

CNC 123Inspection 2

4

CNC 131Basic CNC lathe/Mill Projects

5

CNC 132CAD/CAM CNC Lathe/Mill Projects

4

CNC 133Inspection 3

4

CNC 211CNC 3 Axis lathe/4 Axis Mill

5

CNC 212Toolpaths for 3 Axis lathe/4 Axis Mill

4

CNC 213Inspection 4

4

CNC 221CNC 4 Axis Lathe/5 Axis Mill

5

CNC 222Toolpaths for CNC 4 Axis Lathe/5 Axis Mill

4

CNC 223Inspection 5

4

CNC 231Advanced CNC lathe/Mill Projects

5

CNC 232CAD/CAM Advanced Lathe/Mill Projects

4

CNC 233Inspection 6

4

Electives

Students may need to take additional electives to reach the 90-credit minimum. Any 100- or 200-level course is accepted. Choosing courses from the Advanced Technology Directed Elective List is recommended.  

Footnotes

1 – WR 115W or a higher writing is also accepted

2 – Any math (MTH/STAT) higher than MTH 025 is also accepted

Notes