This 21-hour course introduces students to CNC (Computer Numerical Control) manufacturing. Machine functions, tooling set-up, reading machine language, part set-up and machine manipulation will be covered. Basic CNC mill operations and manual programming techniques will be used. Learn the fundamentals of using a vertical CNC milling machine and how to generate a program using G and M codes. Upon course completion, students are eligible for employment through several area businesses. Prerequisite: Completion of the Machining Part I course, employment in the industry, or enrollment in university tooling courses. Bring safety glasses and wear reinforced-toe shoes to class.
Payment plan available:
$100.00 deposit plus 3 payments of $70.00, paid every two weeks