Computer Aided Manufacturing/Project STEP II CAMPS.S.CRT
One-year Technical Certificate - 30 - 34 Credit Hours
Division: Science, Mathematics and Engineering
Department: Computer Aided Manufacturing
Effective as of Fall 2020
What is the program about?
A nine-month intensive training program offered by Sinclair Community College in cooperation with the Dayton Region Manufacturers Association, the Computer Aided Manufacturing certificate completion prepares a graduate for employment in the machining industry as well as career advancement. To enroll for the certificate beginning in August and finishing in May, a student must meet with and be approved by the STEP II program coordinator. The student who is accepted into the program will receive 25-30 hours of classroom and laboratory instruction per week as well as producing for personal-use tools valued at approximately $1,500. A co-op option is provided for those students who wish to work during their second semester.
Program Outcomes
- Identify new changes in career field and build personal skills to maintain state-of-the-art competencies.
- Demonstrate applied competencies in the areas of machining applications, drafting techniques and blueprint interpretation.
- Analyze manufacturing engineering problems (general and technical) and make appropriate decisions.
- Demonstrate technical engineering skills appropriate to program requirements.
- Demonstrate mathematical skills required for occupation.
Career Opportunities
Careers are available for entry-level in the precision machining and tool-and-die industries.
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This information is for planning purposes only. Sinclair College will make every effort to offer curriculum listed above but reserves the right to change, add and cancel curriculum offerings for unforeseen circumstances.
