Precision Manufacturing
A.A.S / Certificate
Program Information
Career Community: Advanced Technologies
Degree Type: A.A.S. / Certificate
Program Location: Main Campus
What is Precision Manufacturing A.A.S.?
EXPECTED HOURS FOR ENGINEERING SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY A.A.S. DEGREE: 61
This concentration is designed for those students interested in working in the fields of Subtractive/Additive Manufacturing, 3D Designing and Coordinate Measuring. This program incorporates the knowledge and skills needed to prepare the student for numerous job and career opportunities in their field.
This is a technical program designed to prepare students for employment and is not designed as a transfer program, although many institutions accept all or part of the coursework toward the bachelor’s degree.
What is CNC and Machine Design Technician Certificate?
EXPECTED HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE: 21
The CNC and Machine Design Technician Technical Certificate is designed to provide students with an effective blending of Machining/CNC programming, 3D modeling/printing and CMM quality control. Students who successfully complete the program will have the skills needed for immediate entrance into the workforce.
This certificate, embedded within the Precision Manufacturing Concentration: Engineering Systems Technology, A.A.S., is designed for those students interested in entering this field as a technician.
Program Outcomes
- The graduate will have demonstrated an intermediate level of competency with computer applications common to modern industry, including 2-dimensional computer aided drafting software.
- The graduate will have demonstrated a thorough understanding of industrial safety codes and practices necessary to function safely in an industrial environment.
- The graduate will have demonstrated a thorough understanding of the various materials used to manufacture products, along with the various manufacturing processes used to convert these materials into finished goods.
- The graduate will have demonstrated the ability to work effectively in a team-based environment.
Precision Manufacturing A.A.S.
- ENST 1300 – Technical Calculations (3 credits)
- ENST 1311 – Computer Aided Design I (3 credits)
- ENST 1340 – Machine Tool Technology (3 credits)
- ENST 1350 – Industrial Safety (3 credits)
- GEN 1010 – First Year Seminar (3 credits)
- ENST 1360 – Mechanical Power Transmission (3 credits)
- ENST 1362 – Industrial Print Reading (3 credits)
- ENST 2343 – CNC Automation (3 credits)
- ENST 2354 – Metrology (3 credits)
- INFS 1010 – Computer Applications (3 credits)
- ENGL 1010 – English Composition I (3 credits)
- ENST 1320 – Solidworks I (3 credits)
- ENST 1370 – Manufacturing Processes (3 credits)
- WELD 1381 – Principles of Welding (3 credits)
- PHIL 1040 – Introduction to Ethics (3 credits)
- COMM 2025 – Fundamentals of Communication (3 credits)
- ENST 1372 – 3D Additive Manufacturing (3 credits)
- ENST 2391 – Internship (3 credits)
- PHYS 1030 – Survey of Physics (4 credits) or CHEM 1010 – Introductory Chemistry I (4 credits)
- PSYC 1030 – Introduction to Psychology (3 credits) or SOCI 1010 – Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)
CNC and Machine Design Technician Certificate
- ENST 1300 – Technical Calculations (3 credits)
- ENST 1311 – Computer Aided Design I (3 credits)
- ENST 1340 – Machine Tool Technology (3 credits)
- ENST 1362 – Industrial Print Reading (3 credits)
- ENST 1372 – 3D Additive Manufacturing (3 credits)
- ENST 2343 – CNC and Automation (3 credits)
- ENST 2354 – Metrology (3 credits)
Precision Manufacturing Concentration: Engineering Systems Technology, AAS
| Average GPA 3.4 |
Job Prospectus*
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| Average Years to Completion 2.8 |
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| 10% earn less than $39,000 annually | 10% earn more than $91,400 annually |
| Retention Rates: Fall 2023 to Fall 2024 = 50% Fall 2022 to Fall 2023 = 40% Fall 2021 to Fall 2022 = 67% |
3-Year Graduation Rates: Fall 2023 = 0% Fall 2022 = 17% Fall 2021 = 0% |
*onetonline.org
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Advanced Technologies Email: advanced_technologies@clevelandstatecc.edu
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