Machine Tool Technology - Numerical Control Technology (MTT.CNC.AAS)

Associate in Applied Science

Engineering/Manufacturing and Industrial Technology

Auburn Hills Campus

The Machine Tool Technology program is designed to emphasize the concepts of manually operated and computer-driven metal cutting machinery.  Instruction will include cutting principles, programming techniques, computer controls, and computer numerical control (CNC) machine tool operations.  In addition, the interfacing of automated equipment with computer aided design (CAD) and computer aided manufacturing (CAM) systems will be addressed.

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Major Requirements
MTT 1000Introduction to Computer Numerical Control (CNC)4
MTT 1050G&M Code CNC Programming4
MTT 1150Metrology2
MTT 1200Machine Tool Setup & Operation3
MTT 1300Advanced Machining Processes3
MTT 2250Fundamentals of Computer Aided Manufacturing3
MTT 23002D & 3D Computer Aided Machining4
MTT 2400Jig & Fixture Assemblies3
MTT 2500Multi-Axis Computer Aided Manufacturing3
Required Supportive Courses
CAD 1050Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)4
CAD 1501Special Topics in CAD: Fusion 360 Design2
IST 1300Industrial Print Reading3
MAT 15603Trigonometry 3-6
or IST 1000
& IST 1100		 Industrial Math I
and Industrial Math II
MSE 1000Material Science Fundamentals-Metallurgy3
Choose 3 of the following Supportive Courses:9-10
IST 1800
Manufacturing Processes3
MCT 1100
Fluid Power Systems3
ROB 1500
Introduction to Robotics Technology4
WEL 1111
Welding for the Non-Career Welder3
Complete one of the following ENG courses:3-4
ENG 14502,3
Writing and Reading for Problem Solving 3
or
ENG 15103
Composition I 3
or ENG 1510E
 Composition I Enhanced4
or ENG 1510S
 Composition I with Support6
Total Credit Hours for Program-Related Courses56-61
General Education Requirements
Communication / English (3-credits)
0 or 3
May be satisfied with ENG-1450 or ENG-1510. This course will apply toward the Communication/English requirement or the Written Communication requirement, but not both.
Fine Arts / Humanities (3-credits)3
Complete 3 credits from Fine Arts/Humanities courses listed in the General Education Distribution List
Mathematics / Science (3-credits)
Satisfied
Social Science (3-credits)3
Complete 3 credits from Social Science courses listed in the General Education Distribution List
Written Communication (3-credits)
0 or 3
May be satisfied with ENG-1450 or ENG-1510. This course will apply toward the Communication/English requirement or the Written Communication requirement, but not both.
Additional elective credits needed to meet requirements for an Associate in Applied Science degree
Total Credit Hours62-67
1

 Prospective transfer students should select MAT 1560.

2

 Prospective transfer students should select ENG 1510.

3

 Course may be used to meet General Education requirements.

A minimum cumulative 2.00 grade point average (GPA) overall is required for graduation.

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