Manufacturing is more than just putting parts together. It’s coming up with ideas, testing principles and perfecting the engineering. —James Dyson, industrial designer and founder of Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Company
What is Applied Technology Advanced Processes?
Manufacturing—whether it’s an automobile, surgical instrument or defense equipment—is the sum total of many Advanced Processes. In the digital era, the fixtures, molds and dies that make the parts that become the product are the result of Computer Aided Design (CAD), Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) and Computer Numerical Control (CNC). It’s Advanced Manufacturing and it is driven toward perfection by the latest technology.
Applied Technology Advanced Processes
CNC Machining and CAD/CAM at Macomb Community College
The Program
Do you enjoy working with your hands and your mind? Do you appreciate the challenge of staying current with technology and staying competitive globally? In Macomb’s Applied Technology Advanced Processes Program, your training will be both knowledge and application-based. You will learn internationally accepted Advanced Manufacturing Processes on state-of-the art equipment, including CNC Machining, CAD/CAM, Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM), laser cutting, probing, high speed machining and reverse engineering. Program Options: 77 Associate of Applied Science in Manufacturing Technology 77 Certificate: Computer Numerical Control (CNC Machining) 77 Certificate: Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
For more information, contact the Applied Technology Department, 586.445.7438; or the Applied Technology Advanced Processes program advisor, Professor Gary Walters, 586.445.7343.
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Advanced Manufacturing and Design Discover the Advanced Manufacturing and Design Program that’s right for you! 77 CNC Machining (Advanced Processes) 77 Automated System Technology—Mechatronics 77 Fluid Power Technology 77 Manufacturing Engineering 77 Manufacturing Engineering Technology 77 Product Development—Digital Sculptor 77 Robotics 77 Welding
Employment Outlook You Have Options
As a Macomb student, you are able to plan a personalized pathway that takes you through your time at Macomb, and beyond. You’re encouraged to speak with the academic advisor for Engineering & Advanced Technology as soon as possible after you have applied to Macomb, to discuss appropriate classes, transfer of credits to a fouryear school, and other decisions that lie ahead. South Campus Building S, Room 145 586.445.7993
With an associate degree, you will be qualified for careers including machinist and CNC machine operator. Median salary for these careers is $34,530 in Michigan with 31 percent growth in openings expected through 2024. You will also be qualified for careers including industrial engineering technician, manufacturing technician and quality control engineering technician. Median salary for these careers is $50,060 in Michigan with 9 percent growth in openings expected through 2024. You will also be qualified for careers including model maker, molding technician and pattern finisher. Median salary for these careers is $66,320 in Michigan with a 12 percent decline in openings expected through 2024. Gainful Employment Disclosure For information about program cost, on-time completion rates, typical student debt, and other important information, visit: Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machinist, Certificate: http://www.macomb.edu/ge/STCNCMACCT/ Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) Technologist, Certificate: http://www.macomb.edu/ge/ STCAMTECCT/
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