Workforce Training
Computer Numerical Control
Computer Numerical Control (CNC) is a flexible method of automation utilizing numbers and letters separately and in combination to program and direct the actions and movements of a variety of machines used in business and industry. Wentworth's computer numerical control course provides students with the basic knowledge to seek positions with manufacturers that use machine tools for the cutting and forming of materials. Specific topics covered in the course include: CNC drafting principles, machine tool operations, tooling, and program proving routines.
Wentworth's computer numerical control course is conveniently designed for busy adults, with evening courses that allow you to quickly gain career-enhancing skills.
Applicants for this course should have a general knowledge of the machine tools used in industry, speeds/feeds, materials and their applications, and knowledge of mathematics in general.
Admissions Requirements
- Complete the Application online
Course Details
- Length: 15 weeks
One class meeting per week - CEUs: 4.5
- Cost: $1,305
Course Description
TCNC103 COMPUTER NUMERICAL CONTROL
This course consists of classroom instruction covering standard CNC programming formats. The course will include such topics as CNC drafting principles, machine tool operations, tooling and program proving routines. The course will utilize a CAD/CAM package known as Part Maker. Milling and turning centers will be covered using this package. Part Maker is a popular CAD/CAM software that is current in today's industry. Prerequisite: Machine Tool Setup and Operation or equivalent experience.
