Curriculum changes have been made to the Machine Tool Technology Program effective Fall, 1996. Leading to either a technical certificate, advanced technical certificate, or an associate of applied science degree, the Machine Tool Technology Program is designed for students who wish to become machine tool operators. Students receive instruction in the set-up and use of all basic machines, including engine lathes, milling machines, grinders, surface grinders, and computer numerical control machines.
Students also learn about the many different materials and processes used by industry.
In addition, students receive classroom instruction and practical experience in the use of various precision measurement and test equipment used by metals-manufacturing industries. A minimum grade of C is required in all course work to receive a technical certificate, advanced technical certificate, or an associate of applied science degree.