Career and Technical Education

COURSES
Principles of Precision Machining
Precision Machining Fundamentals
Advanced Precision Machining
Precision Machining Capstone

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Category: Advanced Manufacturing

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Students in the Precision Machining pathway learn the processes used to produce industrial goods and prepare for the National Institute for Metalworking Skills Measurement, Materials & Safety certification. Students learn precision machining fundamentals and build a foundation in abrasive process machines. In the capstone, students focus on CNC setup/operation/programming.

Dual Credit	Ivy Tech, MTTC 101, MTTC 102, MTTC 103, MTTC 105, MTTC 106, MTTC 107, MTTC 110
Careers & Pay	Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters and Operators: $39,211.40, First Line Supervisors of Production and Operating: $62,054.48, Machinists: $47,588.65

Students in the Precision Machining pathway learn the processes used to produce industrial goods and prepare for the National Institute for Metalworking Skills Measurement, Materials & Safety certification. Students learn precision machining fundamentals and build a foundation in abrasive process machines. In the capstone, students focus on CNC setup/operation/programming.

Dual Credit	Ivy Tech, MTTC 101, MTTC 102, MTTC 103, MTTC 105, MTTC 106, MTTC 107, MTTC 110
Careers & Pay	Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters and Operators: $39,211.40, First Line Supervisors of Production and Operating: $62,054.48, Machinists: $47,588.65