Why Choose the Manufacturing Technologies Program?
The manufacturing field is always changing with new technology and state of the art machinery. Students discover how quickly and efficiently they will be able to design and build parts using Mastercam, Solid Works and CATIA, finding that using math and computers there are limitless opportunities at their fingertips for what they can make out of a chunk of metal.
Our Manufacturing Technologies program prepares students to use conventional machine tools, computerized machine systems and metals to produce precision parts for machinery. Students gain the math and computer skills, as well as the hands-on experience, needed to step into a workforce in need of qualified workers.
If you enjoy math, working with machines and making things, this might be the program and career path for you.
How Long It Takes:
Manufacturing Technologies Degree: 6-7 Quarters
CNC Programmer/CATIA Certificate: 3 Quarters
Machinist Apprentice Certificate: 4 Quarters
Machinist Helper Certificate: 2 Quarters
All program lengths are estimates and are not guarantees.
Potential Careers
MACHINIST
Median annual pay in Washington:
$50,110 per year
This is not a guarantee of employment or a certain wage. Full career data available at careerinfo.net.
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