Precision Machining and Manufacturing (MTT2) Diploma

Campus Availability and Advisement:

• Floyd County Campus Advisor: Bart Jenkins
• Whitfield Murray Campus  Advisor: Phil Shirley

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Program Description:

The Precision Machining and Manufacturing program is a sequence of courses that prepares students for careers in the machine tool technology field. Learning opportunities develop academic, technical, and professional knowledge and skills required for job acquisition, retention, and advancement. The program emphasizes a combination of machine tool theory and practical application necessary for successful employment. Program graduates receive a Precision Machining and Manufacturing diploma and have the qualifications of a machine tool technician.

Entrance Dates: 

 Fall and Spring Semester (Pre-Occupational Courses Any Semester)

Basic Skills Courses (8 Credit Hours)

EMPL 1000	Interpersonal Relations and Professional Development	2
MATH 1012	Foundations of Mathematics	3
ENGL 1005	Applied Technical Communication	3
	OR
ENGL 1010	Fundamentals of English I	3

Occupational Curriculum (37 Credit Hours)

AMCA 2110	CNC Fundamentals	4
MCHT 1013	Machine Tool Math	3
	OR
MATH 1013	Algebraic Concepts	3
	AND
MATH 1015	Geometry and Trigonometry	3
MCHT 1011	Introduction to Machine Tool	4
MCHT 1012	Print Reading for Machine Tool	3
MCHT 1020	Heat Treatment and Surface Grinding	4
	OR
MCHT 1015	Surface Grinder Operations	2
	AND
MCHT 1017	Characteristics of Metals/Heat Treatment I	3
MCHT 1119	Lathe Operations I	4
MCHT 1120	Mill Operations I	4
MCHT 1219	Lathe Operations II	4
MCHT 1220	Mill Operations II	4
XXXX xxxx	Occupational Elective (See Advisor for Approved List)	3

Total Credit Hours: 45 Minimum Credit Hours for Graduation