Our Computer-Integrated Machining (CIM) Associate in Applied Science (AAS) program will provide you with real-world knowledge and understanding of today’s machining practices. Coursework includes manual machining, computer applications, engineering design, computer-aided drafting (CAD), computer-aided machining (CAM), basic and advanced machining operations, precision measurement and high-speed multi-axis machining.
The CIM program also offers multiple certificate options.
Skills You’ll Learn
The Computer-Integrated Machining program is focused on job-related skills in the following areas:
- Demonstrating an ability to interpret mechanical work drawings and develop/produce complex parts from these drawings using a variety of machining tools and computer numerical control (CNC) equipment
- Demonstrating proficiency in the use of CNC tools and equipment to include programming the CNC machine, set-up, operation, control functions, and inspection
- Demonstrating proficiency in set-up and operation of advanced CNC machining techniques to include, turning, milling, wire EDM machining, and CNC programming
- Demonstrating proficiency in CNC graphics and multi-axis machining to include the use of CAD/CAM software, tool path and part geometry, operations sequencing, speed, feed, and cutting depth
Career Opportunities
There are many employment opportunities for Computer-Integrated Machining graduates, including:
- Aerospace product and parts manufacturing
- Machine shops
- Metalworking machinery manufacturing
- Motor vehicle parts manufacturing
- Other industrial machining industries
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Plan of Study
The recommended course sequence for this program and a complete list of related classes are available in the Academic Catalog. Click the button below to view a copy of this plan of study, which is also available as a PDF.