As a graduate of the program, you will be able to work in such jobs as machinist, toolmaker, mold-maker, computer numerical control programmer, and other machining related occupations. You will also have a broad knowledge of mechanical principles and of the various types of metals. This program is designed to prepare you for a technical career upon completion. A student must either demonstrate proficiencies in Reading, English, and Mathematics based on scores on assessment tests or take the recommended classes. If you have not taken these tests, see a counselor for information or referral to testing.
Some courses listed have specific prerequisites.
See the course description for these prerequisites.