Computer Aided Manufacturing/Project STEP II (CAMPS.S.CRT)
- Division: Science, Mathematics and Engineering
- Department: Computer Aided Manufacturing
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.
Curriculum
CAM 1107 Introduction to Mechanical Drafting with AutoCAD
3 Credits
CAM 1116 Fundamentals of Computer Numerical Control Operations
3 Credits
CAM 1142 Advanced Shop Floor Math
3 Credits
CAM 1161 Machine Operations Laboratory I
8 Credits
CAM 2145 Shop Floor Programming
3 Credits
(CAM 1162 OR (CAM 1162 OR CAM 2700)
4 to 8 Credits
MAT 1110 Math for Technologists
3 Credits
MET 1131 Personal Computer Applications for Engineering Technology
1 Credit
OPT 1100 Tooling & Machining Metrology
2 Credits