What is Machine Tool/CNC Technology?
The Machine Tool/CNC Technology program prepares students for rewarding careers in machining and precision manufacturing. Through a combination of hands-on training and technical instruction, students learn to operate lathes, milling machines, and CNC (computer numerical control) equipment with precision and accuracy.
The program focuses on teaching the skills needed to fabricate metal parts used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and advanced manufacturing. Graduates gain the expertise to excel in high-demand roles, contributing to innovation and production in a variety of industrial settings.
Job Opportunities
- Machinist
- CNC operator
- Tool and die maker
- Manufacturing technician
- Precision machining specialist
Traits for Success
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Good hand-eye coordination
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Ability to work with precision tools
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Strong attention to detail
Degree and Certificate Offered
- Machine Tool/CNC Technology, Associate in Applied Science
- Machine Tool Technology, Short-Term Certificate
FAQs
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What are the admissions requirements to get into this program?
The admission requirements for this program are the same as they are for the college. There are no additional requirements. For instructions on how to apply to Bishop State, visit https://www.bishop.edu/new-students/apply-now.
- How much does this program cost?
- Are there any scholarship opportunities for this program?
- Is this a for-credit or non-credit program?
- When and where are classes for this program offered?