SCC’s Machining Technology programs equip students with the skills and knowledge to
become machinists.
The suggested course sequences will be available soon.
Sample Courses May Include:
- Mechanical Blueprint Reading
- Manual Machining I (Emphasis Vertical Mill)
- Manual Machining II (Emphasis Lathe)
- Inspection Quality Assurance
- Introduction to Mill & Lathe Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Operations
- Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Mill Programming II
- Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Lathe Programming III
- Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) I (Emphasis 3Axis)
- Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) II (Emphasis 4Axis)
- Applied Metallurgy
- Multi-Axis CNC Programming
- Machining Projects Capstone
- Introduction to Machine Tools
- Computer Aided Manufacturing III
- Precision Tools & Measurement
Degree
Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
Careers May Include
- Machinist
- CNC Machinist
- CNC Tool Operator
- CNC Lathe Operator
- Machine Tool Setter
Industry Salaries
Machinist: $38,540-$76,770 (median: $53,730)
CNC Tool Operator: $36,280-$67,240 (median: $46,960)
The salaries listed represent the annual wage range for the specified professions
for workers in the greater St. Louis MO-IL, Missouri, or national area, according
to the U.S. Department of Labor, 2023-24. Higher earnings may represent workers who
have earned a bachelor’s degree or graduate degree. Learn more about the data and
estimated career earning potential through the links provided.
Gain hands-on experience creating precise components with cutting-edge equipment.
Learn CNC programming, precision measurement, and materials science from industry
experts. Whether you’re starting or advancing your career, our program blends theory
and practice to prepare you for success in manufacturing and engineering. Join us
and turn your passion for machining into a rewarding career.
At SCC, You Will:
- Read blueprints.
- Safely operate hand and power tools.
- Make precision measurements, and understand layouts.
