MCCCD Program Description

Major: 5102
Effective Term: 2020 Fall

Award: CCL
Total Credits: 43-44
CIP Code: 15.0613

Instructional Council: Applied Technology (57)
GPA: 2.0

SOC Code: Upon completion of this certificate, students may pursue a career as:
17-3029.09 Manufacturing Production Technicians
51-4081.00 Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
51-4041.00 Machinists
51-9162.00 Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers
51-9161.00 Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Operators
51-4034.00 Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
51-4035.00 Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic

Description: The Certificate of Completion (CCL) in CNC Machining II prepares students for advanced employment opportunities as operators and technicians in the manufacturing industry. The program provides applied skills in process design as well as advanced knowledge in quality control, Computer Numeric Control (CNC), and Computer Aided-Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) programming for current and future needs of the manufacturing industry. An Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Manufacturing Production Technology is also available.

Required Courses

Required Courses for CCL in CNC Machining I
Credits: 25

MPT101 Technical Documentation (3) OR
MPT101MP Technical Documentation (3) 3

MPT110 Inspection Techniques (3) OR
MPT110MP Inspection Techniques (3) 3

MPT111 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance (3) OR
MPT111MP Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance (3) 3

MPT113 Coordinate Measuring Machines I (3) OR
MPT140 Manual CNC Programming (3) 3

MPT120 Introduction to Manual Machining (4) OR
MPT120MP Introduction to Manual Machining (4) 4

MPT130 CNC Machine Operator (6) OR
MPT130MP CNC Machine Operator (6) OR
MPT131 CNC Machining Level I (6) OR
MPT131MP CNC Machining Level I (6) 6

+ MPT132 CNC Machining Level II (3) OR
+ MPT132MP CNC Machining Level II (3) OR 3

Required Courses for CCL in CNC Machining II
Credits: 12

Students interested in taking MPT250 are advised to take MPT151
MPT150 Introduction to SolidWorks (3) OR
+ MPT151 Solid Design I: SolidWorks (3) 3

+ MPT260 Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) I (3) OR
+ MPT260MP Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) I (3) 3

+ MPT262 Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) II (3) OR
+ MPT262MP Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) II (3) 3

+ MPT270 Tooling, Fixtures, and Gauges 3

Credits: 37

Restricted Electives
Students should complete 6-7 credits from the category below that best aligns with their academic and professional goals. Quality and Inspection: MPT215 Workplace Quality Systems 3 + MPT216 Applied Statistical Process Control Methods 3 + MPT217 Lean and Six Sigma Applied Concepts 3 Industrial Design: + MPT152 Solid Design: Certified SolidWorks Associate/Certified SolidWorks Professional Test Preparation 1 + MPT250 Solid Design II: Advanced Part Modeling: SolidWorks 3 + MPT255 Solid Design 3D Printing 4 + MPT261 Mastercam Certified Programmer Mill Level I: Test Preparation: CPgM1 1 Manual Machining: MPT220 Manual Machining: NIMS Level I Certification 3 MPT221 Manual Machining: NIMS Level II Certification 3 Related Experience: AIT100 Industrial Safety 1 AIT105 Modern Maintenance Operations 3 + MPT282++ Volunteerism for Manufacturing: A Service Learning Experience 1-3 + MPT290++ Manufacturing Production Internship Fall 1-3 + MPT296++ Cooperative Education 1-4 WLD101 Welding I 3	Credits: 6-7

General Electives
	Credits:

Learning Outcomes
1. Practice safety rules and regulations applicable to a manufacturing environment. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT120, MPT120MP, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT150, MPT151, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT270, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++) 2. Apply mathematical reasoning to the manufacturing process. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT120, MPT120MP, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT150, MPT151, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT270, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++) 3. Analyze technical documentation and materials to make informed decisions in manufacturing processes. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT120, MPT120MP, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT150, MPT151, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT270, MPT215, MPT216, MPT217, MPT220, MPT221, MPT255, AIT100, AIT105, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++, WLD101) 4. Evaluate compliance using standardized industry inspection techniques. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT270, MPT215, MPT216, MPT217, MPT255, MPT220, MPT221, AIT100, AIT105, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++, WLD101) 5. Demonstrate personal and professional accountability. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT150, MPT151, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT215, MPT216, MPT217, MPT152, MPT220, MPT221, MPT250, MPT255, MPT261, AIT100, AIT105, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++, WLD101) 6. Effectively communicate orally, visually, and in writing in the manufacturing environment. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++) 7. Effectively work within a team structure. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++) 8. Use the appropriate hand, measuring and cutting tool for a given task according to industry standards. (MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT120, MPT120MP, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++) 9. Program, set up, operate, and adjust manual and Computer Numerical Control (CNC) manufacturing machinery or equipment using a combination of diverse materials and technologies. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++) 10. Analyze processes and problems within manufacturing environment to make appropriate decisions. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT120, MPT120MP, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++) 11. Design mechanical components and assemblies to industry standards for additive and subtractive manufacturing processes. (MPT101, MPT101MP, MPT110, MPT110MP, MPT111, MPT111MP, MPT113, MPT120, MPT120MP, MPT130, MPT130MP, MPT131, MPT131MP, MPT132, MPT132MP, MPT140, MPT150, MPT151, MPT260, MPT260MP, MPT262, MPT262MP, MPT282++, MPT290++, MPT296++)
+ indicates course has prerequisites and/or corequisites. ++ indicates that any suffixed course may be selected. MCCCD Governing Board Approval Date: November 26, 2019

All information published is subject to change without notice. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information presented, but based on the dynamic nature of the curricular process, course and program information is subject to change in order to reflect the most current information available.