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the Machine Tool Technology classes at Cowley College, students
are trained on machine tools that are the standard of the industry.
Students will find lathes, milling machines, precision-grinding
equipment, and many other machine tools, all of which are of state-of-the-art
design. Many of our machines are computer-controlled; students
have the opportunity to learn computer numerical controlled programming
of these machines for complex and sophisticated machining processes.
Students will also learn quality control methods using the latest
measuring and inspection instrumentation. With this type of equipment,
students are able to produce aerospace-quality projects. Industry
support has made it possible to take classes on field trips, which
give greater dimension to the student experience. |
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Associate of Applied Science Degree |
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| Basic Skills (12 hours) | |||||
| COM2725 ENG2211 |
Interpersonal Communications or Composition I |
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| PSY6711 | General Psychology |
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| LED1448 | Introduction to Leadership |
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| PHO6460 | Ethics |
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| CAP1516 | Computer Applications or Computer Literacy* | ||||
| GENERAL EDUCATION HOURS 15 | |||||
OSHA 10 |
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Machining I |
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Machining II |
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Bench Work |
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Quality Control Inspection |
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Metallurgy |
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Blueprint Reading |
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Machining III |
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Machining IV |
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Machine Tool Processes |
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Work Place Ethics |
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Technical Math or higher |
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Applied Economics |
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CNC Machining |
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CNC Operations |
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CAD/CAM I |
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CAD/CAM II |
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CAD/CAM III |
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NCT0200 |
WorkKeys Assessment – Graduation Requirement |
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| TOTAL TECHNICAL HOURS 49 | 13 | 12 | 12 | 12 | |
| TOTAL HOURS 64 | |||||
Entrance Assessment may be required. Revisions: January 2011 Revisions: January 2012 |
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