Machining Technologies

Associate in Applied Science and Certificates, Career Programs

What will students do in the program?
  • Read and interpret technical drawings
  • Be able to set up and operate a vast variety of machine tools from basic lathes to advanced computer numerically controlled machining centers.
  • Demonstrate project management skills and good oral communications.
  • Gain a thorough understanding of metals such as steel, cast iron, aluminum and the impact heat treating has on their properties.
  • Design and build jigs, fixtures, and be able to generate CNC programs through computer assisted manufacturing software (CAM).
  • Be able to analyze processes, estimate costs, schedules, and productivity.
  • Understand and use Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
What kind of jobs will they get? (depending on which degree obtained)
  • Machinist, Machine operator, CAD technician, Process technician, CNC Programmer, CNC technician, Manufacturing Engineering technician
Computer Numerical Control ProgrammingSalary Range:  $35,000 - $45,000

Topics of Courses in Program:
  • Precision Machining I
  • Engineering Graphics
  • Precision Machining II
  • CNC Programming
  • Dimensional Metrology
  • Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
  • CNC Machining
  • CNC Lathe Programming
  • Mastercam I
  • Tooling Technology
  • Metallurgy for Machinist
  • Manufacturing Methods

   Machine Tool Technology AAS Program Requirements

   Machine Tool Technology Certificate Program Requirements

         G.E. Disclosure Statement

   Computer Numerical Control Programming Certificate Program Requirements

         G.E. Disclosure Statement

Transferability:

Yes, A student may transfer to a four year school to obtain a B.S. in Technology or related education.

Contact Info: 

Brad Cole, Associate Dean of Instruction, Mathematics, Physics, Technology and Engineering Science
607-962-9243 or NY & PA 800-358-7171, ext 9243
colebs@corning-cc.edu