Career Education Programs - Career Clusters

Computer Aided Manufacturing

This two-year program requires knowledge of math and the ability to follow instructions. The objective of the program is for students to develop skills in reading blueprints, using precision tools, operating machinery and producing quality finished products. Along with learning basic machining, students will learn to program and set computerized numerically controlled CNC lathes, mills, and robots. Students graduate from the Computer Aided Manufacturing program with NIMS certification.

High Schools offering this program
Garfield, Kenmore
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