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CNC Fundamentals, CNC Operator I: Theory and Lab & CNC Operator II

CNC Fundamentals, CNC Operator I: Theory and Lab & CNC Operator II

SUNY Ulster Credential

Tuesday, September 26, 2023 to Thursday, December 7, 2023

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CNC Fundamentals

This course introduces core theory and practice for the operation of CNC machines. Hands-on activities will provide opportunities for application of knowledge gained from theory lecture, discussion and homework. Topics covered include safe operation of CNC machines, writing and loading a basic program into a CNC machine, running a CNC machine to cut a basic shape and the use of precision measuring instruments. For a credit version of this class, register for MFG 140. There is no book required for this class.

DCB 2388 CRN 90511 T/R 2/21-5/4 3-5pm (non-credit bearing class) SRC $500

Haas Foundation Scholarships available to students in need. To learn how to apply, visit our Scholarship page.

 

CNC Operator I: Theory and Lab

This course introduces core theory and practice for the operation of CNC mill and lathe machines. Hands-on activities will provide opportunities for application of knowledge gained from theory lecture, discussion and homework. Topics covered include safe operation of CNC machines, writing and loading a basic program into a CNC machine, running a CNC machine to cut a basic shape and the use of precision measuring instruments.

Required textbook (not included. Must be purchased by the student): CNC Control Setup for Milling and Turning, Peter Smid, ISBN 9780831133504

DCB 2258 CRN 90514 R 9/28-12/7 6-9:45pm (non-credit bearing class) BOCES $686

Haas Foundation Scholarships available to students in need. To learn how to apply, visit our Scholarship page.

 

CNC Operator II

This course will enable CNC students to apply the fundamental principles and applications of setup and operation to a CNC Lathe and CNC Mill. The course will cover the creating and editing of advanced multi-axis CNC programs, setup, and create work-holding fixtures. Students will perform typical inspection processes and be able to produce a production run of parts to the given print tolerance. Prerequisite: MFG 105 or by permission of Technology Program Coordinator.

Required textbook: CNC Control Setup for Milling & Turning, Smid, 9780831133504

DCB2012 CRN 90515 R 9/28-12/7 6-9:45pm (non-credit bearing class) BOCES $686

Haas Foundation Scholarships available to students in need. To learn how to apply, visit our Scholarship page.

For More Information:

Barbara Ann Livermore Reer
Barbara Ann Livermore Reer
Director Professional Technology Programs SUNY Ulster

Funding available for pre-apprentices for both the credit-bearing and the non-credit bearing courses.

For more information contact reerb@sunyulster.edu 

Learn more  about the Manufacturing Intermediary Apprentice Program

APPRENTICE PROGRAM