I credentialing, a respected standard by industry. An individual who has earned NIMS Level I credentialing holds a certificate recognized from industry to industry, from state to state. A great demand exists for qualified graduates of this program, both locally and across the country. Courses include hands on and theoretical learning in courses, including Introduction to Metalworking, Blueprint Reading, Metrology, Basic Power Tools, Milling, Turning, Grinding, CNC Programming and Computer Aided Drafting and Design. The layout equipment, benchwork equipment, measurement procedures, safety practices, tools, materials and skills of the machine trade.
Students develop the basic skills required for interpreting industrial prints.
This orientation for technology students presents engineering technology and engineering careers for discussion as well as an introduction to available computer resources and software. Oral and written communication skills for diploma students. This course may not be transferred to a certificate or degree program. The use of precision instruments for measurement and inspection of manufactured parts. The course includes the use of comparators, micrometers, surface plates and accessories, microscopes, hardness testing instruments, and other related equipment.