Metalworking Technology Certificate 8473, C.G.

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A Certificate of Graduation

This intensive one-year program is designed to prepare graduates for gainful employment as an entry level machinist. Emphasis is placed on processes used in manufacturing, blueprint reading, manual machining, and an introduction to CNC programming. Graduates of this program may receive advanced placement into the Precision Machining Technology 8470 associate degree program at the Vincennes campus.

Major Program Requirements

ENGL 101 - English Composition I 3 hrs
PMTD 110 - Manufacturing Processes 2 hrs
PMTD 110L - Manufacturing Processes Laboratory 1 hr
PMTD 120 - General Machines 6 hrs
PMTD 125 - CNC Programming and Operations I 4 hrs -or- PMTD 115 - CNC Set Up and Operations 2 hrs -and- PMTD 116 - Introduction to CNC Programming 2 hrs
UCC Electives 6 hrs -or- PMTD 150 - Precision Tooling I 6 hrs
DRAF or PMTD Elective 2 hrs
UCC Electives 6 hrs

Recommended Sequence of Courses

Semester I

ENGL 101 - English Composition I 3 hrs
PMTD 110 - Manufacturing Processes 2 hrs
PMTD 110L - Manufacturing Processes Laboratory 1 hr
PMTD 120 - General Machines 6 hrs
DRAF or PMTD Elective 2 hrs

Total Hours: 14

Summer (Early College)

PMTD 116 - Introduction to CNC Programming 2 hrs (Required if PMTD 115 will be taken in Sem II)

Total Hours: 0 or 2

Semester II

PMTD 125 - CNC Programming and Operations I 4 hrs -or- PMTD 115 - CNC Set Up and Operations 2 hrs
UCC Electives 6 hrs -or- PMTD 150 - Precision Tooling I 6 hrs
UCC Electives 6 hrs

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