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CNC Machining

CNC Machining

A beginner-entry vocational certificate progressing from machining fundamentals to CNC and CAD/CAM.

600 contact hours; sample plan spans 2 semestersPermission required
CNC Machining program

Schedule

Advisor-arranged course sequence; confirm next entry term and campus schedule

Location

Advanced Technology College; Deltona option also available · Daytona Beach, Florida

Cost

Approx. $2,387.80 catalog estimate; confirm residency and current costs

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CNC Machining opportunity

About the program

Begin with Introduction to Machining and Lab, then progress through CNC mill, CNC lathe and CAD/CAM practice. This listing represents the complete certificate, not four independently open beginner classes. Training is offered at the Advanced Technology College and Deltona campuses; ask admissions about your preferred location.

CNC Machining vocational certificate; program 121400

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Approximate program area

Daytona Beach, Florida: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.

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What participants will learn

  • +Manual lathe and mill operation
  • +Precision measurement
  • +CNC mill and lathe operation
  • +CAD/CAM programming

Who this program is for

  • +Standard high school diploma/GED or qualifying CASAS English and math scores
  • +Advisor placement evaluation and registration
  • +Completion requires C or better and basic-skills requirements or exemption