School of Business & Technology
Machining
About This Program
Machinists are precision instrument makers who fabricate, modify, or repair mechanical instruments. They may also fabricate and modify parts to make or repair machine tools or maintain industrial machines, applying knowledge of mechanics, mathematics, metal properties, layout, and machining procedures.
ASUMH offers a certificate of proficiency that focuses on manual machining and a technical certificate that adds computer numerical control set-up, programming, and operations.
Still in high school? Machining is one of the programs offered through the ASUMH Secondary Center. That means you can start taking classes before graduating from high school. Contact your counselor or ASUMH for more information!
ASUMH offers a certificate of proficiency that focuses on manual machining and a technical certificate that adds computer numerical control set-up, programming, and operations.
Still in high school? Machining is one of the programs offered through the ASUMH Secondary Center. That means you can start taking classes before graduating from high school. Contact your counselor or ASUMH for more information!
Contact Info
Skills Learned
Precision measurement
Diagnosis and repair of industrial machinery
Mathematical computations
Sales and proper use of hand and power tools
Precision machining operations
Job Opportunities In
Machine Operator
Machine Technician
Machinist, Operator
$109
Tuition Per Credit Hour
2 SEMESTERS
Program Duration
14
Credit Hours
Related Degree Options
Transferable Degrees & Stackable Credentials
Transferrable degrees are programs of study that allow students to complete general education courses. Many students who intend to transfer to another college/university complete these degree programs.
Stackable Credentials are Technical Certificates that might be “stacked” to meet requirements for a higher-level certificate or degree program like an associate's degree.
Stackable Credentials
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