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CNC Fundamentals
Course Objective: To train the student the basic techniques and applications for computer numerical control (CNC) programs to enhance professional job opportunities or to enable the student to re-enter the workforce.
Course Prerequisites: A high school diploma or GED, an entrance exam, an interview with a school administrator and employment in a design, engineering or machinist position or possession of sufficient occupational competencies is required. Note! This course alone does not provide enough theoretical knowledge or practical experience for entry level employment in a new career. See our related courses.
Course Description: The CNC Programming curriculum concentrates on the use of the G-Code programming language to operate CNC machinery such as mills and lathes. Special computer software will be used to simulate tool paths for programs written in class. Students will learn to program and operate a computer and complete the manufacturing process on CAM software. The course also covers elementary computer aided manufacturing principles and methods with an emphasis in computer utilization. A portion of the program is an open lab for students to practice G-Code programming and perform simulation to further develop the skills presented.
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Course Name |
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| CNC101 |
Computer Numerical Control Code Programming |
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CNC50 introduces the basic techniques and applications for computer numerical control (CNC) programming for CNC mills and lathes. Students learn to write G-Code based programs that control CNC machines. An overview in the areas of electrical discharge machining, communications, statistical process control, ISO9000 is included. G Code programs written by the student will be tested on a Fanuc controller and EMCO 3 axis milling machine using Fanuc software and the programming theory learned in the course.
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Course Schedule:
Night School - Wednesday and Thursday from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. - 6 weeks
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Related Courses:
• Fundamentals w/AutoCAD Drafting
• Advanced G-Code Programming
To register call Advantage Career Institute at (732) 222-6550.
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