Machine Tooling Technics - Madison Area Technical College

Machine Tooling Technics from Madison Area Technical College is a Campus Certificate Engineering General degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. About: Emphasis in Machine Tool is on training graduates for employment in tool and die making, mold making, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Programming or as quality control inspectors or precision and repair machinists. Students utilize CAD/CAM (Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing) and state-of-the-art machining centers, turning centers and Electrical Discharge Machines (EDM). This knowledge is blended with basic hands-on skills learned throughout the two-year program. Students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to design, build and inspect a machined part, injection mold or stamping die. This is the program for students seeking interesting and challenging work in a clean, high tech work environment, job stability and a career that rewards growth and experience. Program Outcomes: Ethics/ Interpersonal Skills 1. Demonstrate professional ethics: honesty, respect, teamwork, reliability, initiative when dealing with coworkers and supervisors. Communication Skills 2. Communicate effectively both in written and verbal formats to customers. Metrology, Quality Principles and Practices, (Science of Measurement) 3. Perform accurate measurements to insure parts meet specifications in the production of precision components. Basic Machining/Safety 4. Display organizational skills in set up and safe operation of basic machine tools . Computer Numeric Control (CNC) Machining 5. Program and use CAD/CAM computer systems to create tool paths for operation of computerized mills, lathes, and Electric Discharge Machines (EDM). Tool Making (Manufacture) 6. Design, machine and assemble molds and dies . Business Economics 7. Demonstrate fiscal responsibility, accountability, and efficiency to contribute to a productive and profitable business operation. Applied Engineering /Math & Science Skills 8. Apply technical knowledge to read and interpret blueprints; solve math problems; and use appropriate metal and processes for component production. View more details on Madison Area Technical College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering General courses.