950 Clock Hour Certificate Program - Day
Phone: 417-625-5269 or 417-659-4400
This program provides students the opportunity to gain basic technical skills to meet the needs of the local community and employers competing in a global market. This is done with the hands-on approach. Instructions include traditional shop work dealing with safety and manual machining skills, along with the applied math and blueprint reading skills. Students will also develop skills necessary for writing programs, setting up, and operating a Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) Lathe and Milling Center.
Areas of Study:
- Safety in the machine shop
- Precision measuring devices
- Interpret blueprints related to machine trades
- Bench work skills
- Drill press use, setup, & operation
- Engine lathe use, setup, & operation
- Milling machine use, setup, & operation
- Variety of grinding machines use, setup, & operation
- Computer Assisted Manufacturing using MasterCam
- Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines
- Writing & interpreting programs for CNC machines
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Adult/Community Ed.
