Precision Machining Technology

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Program available at/via: [Clarkston] [Corrections Education - WSP]

Department Overview: Precision Machining Technology trains individuals to accomplish the increasingly highly technical work required in today’s advanced machining environment. The program provides both lecture and laboratory experiences using modern machine tools and computer-controlled equipment. Students learn to utilize Computer-Numeric-Controlled (CNC) machine tools and Computer-Aided-Design and Machining (CAD/CAM) systems, as well as inspection equipment such as computer Coordinated Measuring Machines (CMM). The Precision Machining curriculum is reviewed by an advisory board composed of local and regional industry members.

Degrees: Students may earn a CNC Machine Operator Certificate, only available at Corrections Education - WSP Campus. Courses for Precision Machining Technology are available at the Clarkston Campus.

Courses

• PMT 109 - Introduction to Precision Machining
• PMT 111 - Precision Machining Basics I
• PMT 121 - Precision Machining Basics II

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