Machining/Engineering Technology

Course Overview

Students operate machining tools such as lathes, milling machines, grinders, drill presses, saws, and computer numeric controlled (CNC) machines to produce metal parts to meet precise specifications. Fourth-year math, Algebra 2, and college credit are available. Related careers include, but are not limited to, machinist, tool and die maker, industrial, mechanical, or manufacturing engineer, and CNC operator or programmer.

This program is also part of the Early College: Advanced Technology Institute program at Muskegon Community College.

Download the Machining/Engineering Technology brochure.

College Credit

Students who successfully complete this course may receive articulated college credit to the following schools: Davenport University, Grand Rapids Community College, Mid Michigan Community College, and Muskegon Community College. For information on how to earn articulated credit contact Andrea Rusco at the CTC.

Students who successfully complete the Machining/Engineering Technology program may receive direct college credit to Muskegon Community College. Our direct credit web page has a list of all participating classes.