Machine Tool and Engineering
Do you enjoy using tools and gadgets? Are you curious about the way things work?
Get immersed in machine tool technologies, from basic to advanced. Learn the stages of manufacturing from idea to fabrication, including the use of CAD/ CAM software, mills, lathes, and other industry related equipment. Build a solid foundation of manufacturing skills, including metalworking theory, problem solving, design, measurement, and quality inspection, to prepare for machining and engineering careers.
Location: Career Connect Campus
Credentials Earned
- Titans of CNC - Level 1
Articulated Credit Earned
Pursuing postsecondary education? See how your credits could carry over in Michigan:
Common Jobs and Salaries
What could I do after this class?
- Machinist: $45,431 (average annual salary)
- Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmer: $61,926 (average annual salary)
- Tool and Die Maker:$62,288 (average annual salary)
What could I do with more formal learning?
- Direct entry into the workforce is common, though further education can lead to more well-paying roles.
Interested in this class? Learn more about the application process and talk with your high school counselor about enrolling.
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Meet The Instructors
Travis Schmucker
Machine Tool and Engineering Instructor
Neil Rooney
Machine Tool and Engineering Technical Assistant
My favorite part about this class is being able to design my own parts. I’ve made an attachment for a wrench and I’ve also designed my own fountain pen.
— Kalan Ashby-Wade, former Machine Tool and Engineering student
