Skilled Trades-Tool & Die Maker/Designer Certificate

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(Code 1345)

This program trains students in basic industrial machining. Coursework focuses on electronics, CNC, and tool & die design.

Upon completion of this program [CIP: 47.0303], students should be able to:

demonstrate use of industrial machines.
design a tool & die.
create products using GTAW.

Please Note:

Prerequisite courses may apply to this program. A minimum of 30 unduplicated credits (100 level or higher) are required for all certificate programs.

Program Requirements

GNST 100 offers skills needed to succeed in work-life. It is a required course and must be taken during the first semester at MCC.

CMIS 102 - Introduction to Windows 1 Credit:
GNST 100 - Success Skills for the 21st Century 3 Credit:
INDS 122 - Industrial Applied Algebra 2 Credit:
INDS 124 - Industrial Applied Geometry 2 Credit:
INDS 127 - Industrial Applied Right Angle and Oblique Trigonometry 2 Credit:
INDS 129 - Basic Machine Operations 4 Credit:
INDS 131 - Basic CNC Machining 3 Credit:
INDS 156 - Industrial First Aid 0.5 Credit:
INDS 157 - Industrial Safety 1 Credit:
TDSN 103 - Industrial Communications 2 Credit:
TDSN 107 - Industrial Documentation and Measurement 4 Credit:
TDSN 125 - Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing 2 Credit:
TDSN 135 - Tool & Die Design Production 2 Credit:
TDSN 136 - Tool & Die Design Forming 2 Credit:
WELD 101 - Fundamentals of Welding 3 Credit:
WELD 105 - MIG Welding 3 Credit:
OR
WELD 106 - TIG Welding 3 Credit:

Be Advised

Students can either transfer in Journeyperson Cards for 29 credits of SKTR295 OR complete this certificate, which ladders into Skilled Trades, A.A.S.

Other programs:

MCC also offers Skilled Trades, A.A.S.