Computer-Integrated Machining

Program Overview

Our Computer-Integrated Machining Technology program teaches you how to turn ideas into real products. You'll learn to design, develop, and manufacture items using advanced tools and technology, preparing you for careers in machining, manufacturing, and product design.

Credentials Offered: Degree, Diploma or Certificate

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Technical Standards

What You'll Learn

In the Computer Integrated Machining program, you build a strong foundation in modern machining processes and technology. You will learn how to:

Read and interpret blueprints - Understand technical drawings, measurements, symbols, and tolerances used in manufacturing.
Operate CNC machines - Learn how to safely set up and run computer numerical control (CNC) milling and turning machines.
Write and edit CNC programs - Use G-code and machining software to control machine movement and production processes.
Apply precision measurement techniques - Use micrometers, calipers, and gauges to inspect parts and ensure accuracy.
Follow shop safety standards - Practice proper safety procedures to protect yourself and others in a machining environment.
Understand manufacturing materials - Learn how different metals and materials react during machining and production.