Precision Machining Pathway
11th and 12th Graders
Overview
The Precision Machining Pathway gives students the opportunity to develop the skills and abilities necessary to be a part of an engineering team that is creating the world. Curriculum includes practice in traditional and computer-aided drafting, layout and design of fabricated products, the study of materials used in manufacturing, plant layout, materials handling, manufacturing processes, and the use of machines.
- Tuition: $58.50 per credit hour. Scholarship opportunities available. No cost for students on free & reduced lunch
- Books/Fees: Provided at no cost
- Transportation: Provided at no cost from all home high schools
- Session Options: 8:15am – 10:15am (1st year), 12:45pm – 2:45pm (2nd year)
- Club Options: SkillsUSA
Hear from a Pathway Student
Possible Careers
- Tool/Die/Mold Maker
- Precision Machinist
- Machine Builder
- CNC Programmer/Operator
- Automation/Product/Machine Designer
- Robot Programmer
- Engineering Coordinator
- Multiple Specialist Careers
Field Trips
- Kawasaki
- Molex
- Teledyne Isco
- Garner Industries
- Lincoln Industries
- Lincoln Tool & Design
Guest Speakers
- Brent Parde from Teledyne Isco
- Cliff Carlson, Technical Recruiter for Hudl
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Year 1 Classes Junior (or Senior if pathway is not full) |
Year 2 Classes Returning TCA Senior |
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First Semester |
Second Semester |
First Semester |
Second Semester |
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MACH 1121 (2.0) MACH 1173 (2.5) |
MACH 1156 (2.0) MACH 1174 (2.5) Manufacturing I Project/Competition |
MACH 1223 (2.0) Manufacturing II Project/Competition –OR– Pathway Support Team Project |
MACH 1224 (2.0) Manufacturing III Project/Competition –OR– |
Related AA/AAS Degrees Offered at SCC
AAS Degrees: Electronic Systems Technology, Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Precision Machining and Automation Technology.
Certificates/Diplomas: Precision Machining and Automation Technology.