The Precision Machining Program is designed to provide students with an introduction to the machining industry. The curriculum will be developed by using a combination of lectures, in-class demonstrations, and videos.
Good machinists are in high demand across the nation. Machinists are responsible for forming items and parts based on blueprints and designs created by engineers. This program will prepare students to be CNC programmers and/or operators and is designed to be completed in just two semesters! Contact us today for more information!
The curriculum will also be developed around the following equipment: CAD/CAM, lathes, mills drill press, surface grinders, CNC lathe, and CNC mill. The students will develop skills in blueprint reading, mathematics, drafting, and soft skills to better prepare the students for employment. Students successfully completing the two semesters in this program will receive a career studies certificate in Precision Machining.
An Honors College is available to students in this program. Learn more about the Career & Technical Education Honors College and apply.
All Southwest locations are closed Fri-Sun, November 22-24, due to inclement weather. Classes & athletic events are canceled.