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Machining Technology

Career Overview

Men and women working as machinists, create precise mechanical parts and tools for engines and other automated products using power-operated machines. In addition to operating technical
machinery, machinists are also responsible for reviewing product blueprints and specifications, planning and troubleshooting the production process, and ensuring the accuracy of the finished product they create.

The machine technology operator/programmer certificate and degree programs are designed to prepare graduates for careers in the manufacturing industries. Topics within the programs include blueprint reading, computer-aided manufacturing (CAD CAM), machine shop math, extensive hands-on set up, and operating manual lathes and mills, as well as operating, and programming CNC machine tools. Machine tool technology is classified as an evolving occupation and the demand in careers for machinists is projected to remain steady and provide future employment growth and economic competitiveness within Texas.

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Machining Technology AAS

Machining Technology AAS Degree

Certificate Level I, Certificate Level I, Certificate Level 2, AAS Degree

Offered at LSC-CyFair, LSC-North Harris, LSC-University Park

 

Points

  • Affordable

  • Close to Home

  • Small Class Size

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