Computer-Aided Manufacturing - CCAM.COC

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This program prepares the student for an entry level position as a part programmer using CNC programming software. The student will be able to take a part print, determine the appropriate method for manufacturing, program the part, set up, and run CNC machinery. Students who complete the required course of study in CAM will be prepared for employment as a computer numeric controlled (CNC) programmer, 3D machining and modeling technician, CNC machine operator, or software integration technician.

Upon the successful completion of the requirements for this program, a Certificate of Completion in Computer-Aided Manufacturing will be awarded.

(CCAM.COC) Curriculum

MET-130 - CAM 1 3 credits
MET-131 - Lab: CAM 1 1 credits
MET-150 - Fundamentals of CNC 2 credits
MET-150L - Lab: Fundamentals of CNC 1 credits
MET-151 - CNC Applications 2 credits
MET-151L - Lab: CNC Applications 2 credits
MET-160 - Engineering Graphics With Solid Works 2 credits
MET-160L - Lab: Engineering Graphics W/ Solid Works 1 credits
MET-230 - CAM 2 3 credits
MET-231 - Lab: CAM 2 1 credits
ENG-101 - English Composition 1 3 credits
MAT-124 - Technical Math 1 4 credits

Total: 25 credits

Total (CCAM.COC) Curriculum Program Credits: 25

Note:

MET-151 /MET 151L CNC Applications, may be used to to replace MET-131 and MET-231 .

Department Personnel

Name	Title	Office	Phone	Email
Ralph Disa	Assistant Professor	111/100B	413-755-6142	redisa@stcc.edu
John LaFrancis	Professor	111/100B	413-755-6130	lafrancis@stcc.edu
Gary Masciadrelli	Professor/Chairperson	17/213	413-755-4602	masciadrelli@stcc.edu
Thomas Minor	Instructor	111/116	413-755-6139	tominor@stcc.edu
Duane Parrette	Instructor	111/116	413-755-4611	dlparrette@stcc.edu
Joseph Sipitkowski	Assistant Professor	111/116 17/215	413-755-6138	jsipitkowski@stcc.edu