Basic Machining

Instructional Program (CIP)

Description

Basic Machining

A. Program Objective: Graduates will demonstrate basic knowledge in machining that will prepare them to obtain an entry-level position within the field.

Description: Basic principles and operator skills associated with the operation of a CNC milling machine, including programming of steps for basic part production with related CNC equipment. Program curriculum is aligned with National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) for metalworking and machining trades. 

Competencies to be achieved (4 credits):

CNC 101: CNC Machine Operator (3 cr): Basic principles and operative skills in CNC milling machines and lathes.

TEC 125: 10-Hour OSHA Construction Card (1 cr): A course in the development of a specific body of knowledge pertaining to established Occupational Safety and Health Standards. Focus is on the practical application and interpretation of appropriate safety and health standards to develop the ability to recognize potentially hazardous conditions. Of high priority are the acquisition of a positive attitude for safety and the practical application of standards, specifications, and guidelines to implement safe procedures and practices in the workplace, home, and immediate surroundings.

B. Total Cost of Program (include all costs to student including testing, licensure):

In-state: $748.00

Out-of-state: $788.00

Tuition:

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  In-state Tuition: $388.00


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  Out-of-state Tuition: $ 428.00

Additional Fees:

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  CNC 101 Fee: $80


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  TEC 125 Fee: $64


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  Estimated Book: $110.00


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  NIMS Exam Fee: $80


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  Technology Fee: $20 ($5 per credit hour)


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  Bus Fee: $6 ($6 per semester, Fall/Spring only)


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  Total fees: $360.00

C. Provide a list of all books required for the program (even if cost of books is included in tuition):

• CNC 101: Cengage: Precision Machining Technology, 3rd Edition (ISBN: 9781337795302) estimated cost is $110.00

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   Provide a list of all supplies required for the program (even if costs are included in tuition):
   

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WIOA Contact for Enrollment Status /Credential Verification:

Name: Anthony Herrera, Grants and Workforce Special Programs Coordinator

Email: Anthony.Herrera@azwestern.edu

Phone number: (928) 317-6339

Direct Website link to the program: https://www.azwestern.edu/workforce-ed/az-quest-grant-programs/basic-machining-level-1-training

Additional information:

• Background check requirements for licensing and background restrictions for working in the occupation:
  
  
  
  • Background check if employer requires it
  
  
  
  

Refund Policy (provide a summary if Refund policy is not listed on school website): https://www.azwestern.edu/paying-for-college

Credentials: (The following questions must be answered along with a supporting explanation for each)

• Industry Recognized: (Developed and offered by, or endorsed by a nationally-recognized industry association or organization representing a sizeable portion of the industry sector)

Yes or No: Yes, National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS)

• Stackable: (Part of a sequence of credentials)

Yes or No: Yes

Career Pathway: Participant may continue on to Occupational Certificate or AAS in Manufacturing

• Portable: (Recognized in other geographical areas; by other educational institutions; or by other industries/companies)

Yes or No (Explain): Yes, National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) recognized nationally

• Accredited Curriculum: (This is referring to the course being accredited, not the test or school)

Yes or No: Yes, Higher Learning Commission

Link to Accrediting Website: https://www.hlcommission.org/

Credential Attainment Rate: Percentage of students in the last 24 months who obtained a postsecondary credential, or secondary school diploma or its recognized equivalent, during participation or within one year after exit from the training program. This program has not yet been offered, there is no data.

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