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All entering students complete a machining orientation unit composed of a study of career opportunites in the machining industry. Students learn good work habits, shop math, blueprint reading and basic machining theory through "hands-on" experience. Instruction includes: hand tools, layout, precision measurement, pedestal and surface grinding, vertical mills, engine lathe, and drill press.
A second year of advanced training is available. Greater emphasis is placed on computer aided designing of parts (CAD) and computer assisted machining (CAM/CNC) on the lathe and milling machines; in addition, quality, manufacturing, and production processes are taught.
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