Computer Aided Machining I

Grade: 9, 10, 11, 12
Semesters: 1
Prerequisites: none
Credit: .5

This course brings advanced technology and engineering concepts to the student through the integration and application of multiple theories as related to industrial technology. Students will work through several areas of study in independent and cooperative learning environments. The areas of study are Architectural Drafting, CAD, Computer Animation, Digital Design, Digital Manufacturing, Embroidery Design, Engineering Structures, Flight Transportation, Graphic Design, Laser Engraving, Mastercam, Mechanical Drafting, Precision Measurements, Robotics, SOLIDWORKS, Vinyl Sign Making and Virtual Reality. Utilization of advanced technology equipment will be required. The course will enhance the students' understanding of technology and prepare students for the workforce of the future.

• Required Materials: Project-related materials & supplies
• Articulates with Butler Community College