Computer Assisted Manufacturing Program

Career Information - Local

City

Approx. Starting Salary ($/year) $35,360 Local

Average Salary ($/year) $43,326 Local

Average Wage at Placement ($/hour) $17 – 20 per hour Local

Placement Rate (%) 90%

Labor Market Strong

Nature of the Work

This will range from fixture and tool design to time study and liaison between design and production.

Career Path

Our graduate’s jobs range from small manufacturing firms to high tech industries, from a metal shop to a design house.

Specific Jobs Available to Graduates

Manufacturing Engineering Technician
CNC Programmer
Drafting Technician

Industries Employing Graduates of this Program

Manufacturing
Business
Education
Research

Work Environment

Most graduates in this field will work both in the office environment and right on the production floor enabling them to see their plans come to fruition.

Instructors Speak

"This program uses the latest computer technologies coupled with the best software the market has to offer to both train and assist those who wish to pursue this field. The methodologies applied are 'real world' driven."

~Charles Webster--Instructor
Technical Professor

Course Information

Program Description

The Computer Assisted Manufacturing program is designed to provide the tools for sharpening our competitive edge with the use of the computer as an enhancement to engineering and manufacturing.

Program requirements from the catalog:

Certificate

Prerequisites:

Drafting experience or permission of instructor

Hours Offered:

Day and Evening classes are available

Length of Program: (years)

2 semesters full-time

More info, e-mail: Charles.Webster@gd-cs.com