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Manufacturing Scholarships

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Mechancial Production Technology
Career Program Basic Certificates

For more information:
Joe Gladkowski
Professor, Mechanical Prod.
Phone: (815) 280-2204
Office: C-1012
E-mail: jgladkow@jjc.edu

TE560
MECHANICAL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
BLUEPRINT READING
Certificate of Completion

Graduates from the Blueprint Reading Basic certificate program will have the opportunity to study a range of manufacturing-related disciplines which will prepare the student for continuing employment in a wide range of manufacturing based positions. As new manufacturing technologies are incorporated into the workplace, it will be necessary for the worker to possess a more complete understanding of blueprint reading. Job opportunities will exist in the fields of machine operation, tool and die making, inspection, assembly, CNC technology, industrial purchasing and procurement, welding, and other jobs related to manufacturing. All of the classes required for the blueprint reading certificate will also benefit the student in working toward the existing TE550 and TE600 degrees, as well as the TE610, TE615, and TE350 certificates.

			Hours
General education requirements			3
Must include the following:
*	MATH 107	Technical Mathematics
Requirements for concentration in Blueprint Reading			10
	MFG 101	Precision Machine Tool Technology I
	MFG 115	Blueprint Reading for Welding & Metalworking
	MFG 200	Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
	Total:		13

TE285
MECHANICAL PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL
Certificate of Completion

Graduates from the Computer Numerical Control Basic certificate program will have the opportunity to study a range of manufacturing related disciplines which will prepare the student for continuing employment in manufacturing-based positions. As new manufacturing technologies are incorporated into the workplace, in particular CNC- based technologies, it will be necessary for the worker to possess a better understanding of computer numerical control. Job opportunities will exist in the fields of manual machine operation, tool and die making, CNC programming, and CNC operation and set up. All of the classes required for the CNC certificate will also benefit the student in working toward the exisiting TE550 and TE600 degrees.
			Hours
Requirements for concentration in Computer Numerical Control			13
	MFG 101	Precision Machine Tool Technology I
	MFG 111	Numerical Control
	MFG 112	Advanced Numerical Control
	CAD 101	Computer Aided Drafting I
	Total:		13

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