Computer Numerical Control II Students use on-line computers to prepare and verify programs. Students are introduced to advanced concepts through computer numerical control programming of a CNC milling machine and a CNC lathe. Computer Numerical Control III Introduces students to computer numerical control. Topics include programming, set-up and operation of machining and turning centers with industrial applications. Programming with manual data input, basic graphics and machine language is emphasized.
Safety is stressed throughout the course.
Computer Integrated Machining Technology Provides students with information regarding a career in computer integrated machining technology and precision machining. Activities may include field trips, hands-on experiences, career information presentations and interaction with graduates of the program and professionals in the field. These experiences help students understand work activities, conditions and settings. I Provides instruction in the principles and techniques of basic drafting for students in other technical programs. The emphasis is on understanding how drawings are made and used in industry.