Manufacturing Machine Tool II, Advanced Certificate

MAFT.CRT.V64

Program Overview

The Manufacturing Technology: Machine Tool II curriculum is designed to develop practical skills in drafting, metallurgy, fabrication, drilling, lathe operations, and milling. Such entry-level industrial maintenance positions include, but are not limited to: machine operator, tool and die maker, CNC operator and machinist. The core competencies of manufacturing production taught in this program are based on the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council criteria. The MSSC is an industry-led, training, assessment and certification system focused on the core skills and knowledge needed by the nation’s front-line production and material handling workers.

Additional Program Information

Students who successfully pass all four assessments (MAFT 1112, MAFT 1222, MAFT 1232 and MAFT 1312) will be recognized as a Certified Production Technician (CPT) by the MSSC.

For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please visit www.kcc.edu/gainfulemployment/.

Program Requirements

Major Courses

MAFT 1112Intro to Manufacturing and Safety

2 Credits

MAFT 1222Quality and Measurement

2 Credits

MAFT 1232Manufacturing Processes

2 Credits

MAFT 1312Intro to Manufacturing Maintenance

2 Credits

MAFT 1323Lean and Quality Overview

3 Credits

MCHN 1214Machine Tool I

4 Credits

MCHN 1224Machine Tool II

4 Credits

MCHN 1311Precision Measurement

1 Credit

MCHN 1234Machine Tool III

4 Credits

MCHN 2314Fund of CNC Machining & Programming

4 Credits

MCHN 1432Millwright

2 Credits

MCHN 1442Rigging

2 Credits

MCHN 1323Fabrication

3 Credits

COGT 2114AutoCAD I

4 Credits

MATH 1113Technical Mathematics I

3 Credits

WELD 1263Metallurgy & Heat Treatment

3 Credits

A higher level mathematics course can be substituted.

Total Credit Hours: 45

Suggested Course Sequence

Fall semester

MAFT 1112Intro to Manufacturing and Safety

2 Credits

MAFT 1222Quality and Measurement

2 Credits

MAFT 1232Manufacturing Processes

2 Credits

MAFT 1312Intro to Manufacturing Maintenance

2 Credits

MCHN 1311Precision Measurement

1 Credit

Spring semester

MCHN 1214Machine Tool I

4 Credits

MCHN 1224Machine Tool II

4 Credits

MCHN 1442Rigging

2 Credits

WELD 1263Metallurgy & Heat Treatment

3 Credits

Fall semester

COGT 2114AutoCAD I

4 Credits

MATH 1113Technical Mathematics I

3 Credits

MAFT 1323Lean and Quality Overview

3 Credits

MCHN 1432Millwright

2 Credits

Spring Semester

MCHN 1234Machine Tool III

4 Credits

MCHN 1323Fabrication

3 Credits

MCHN 2314Fund of CNC Machining & Programming

4 Credits

Program Cost

Minimum credit hours required for completion: 45
Tuition and fees - per credit hour $154.00
$6,930.00
Lab fees:
COGT 2114 AutoCAD I 20.00
MAFT 1112 Intro to Manufacturing & Safety 190.00
MAFT 1222 Quality and Measurement 190.00
MAFT 1232 Manufacturing Processes 190.00
MAFT 1312 Intro to Manufacturing Maintenance 190.00
MCHN 1214 Machine Tool I 65.00
MCHN 1224 Machine Tool II 65.00
MCHN 1234 Machine Tool III 65.00
  MCHN 1311  Precision Measurement    10.00  
MCHN 1432 Millwright 15.00
MCHN 1442 Rigging 15.00
MCHN 2314 Fundamentals of CNC Machining & Programming 75.00
  WELD 1263  Metallurgy    20.00  
1110.00
1110.00
Testing Fees:
MAFT 1112 Intro to Manufacturing Maintenance 43.00
MAFT 1222 Quality and Measurement 43.00
MAFT 1232 Manufacturing Processes 43.00
MAFT 1312 Intro to Manufacturing Maintenance 43.00
172.00
172.00
Test:
MSSC Registration Fee (one time) 60.00
60.00
Books:
COGT 2114 AutoCAD I 126.65
MAFT 1323 Lean & Quality Overview 189.05
MATH 1113 Technical Mathematics I or higher 381.20
MCHN 1214 Machine Tool I* 215.20
MCHN 1311 Precision Measurement 55.45
MCHN 1432 Millwright 154.95
WELD 1263 Metallurgy 100.00
1,222.50
1,222.50
Supplies:
MCHN Courses:
Safety glasses 10.00
Steel rule 5.60
Digital or dial veneer caliper 30.00
45.60
45.60
WELD Courses:
(All supplies are obtainable at Pratt’s except high-top shoes, boots, drafting kit and steel rule.)
#5 filter lens 5.60
Leather welding gloves 8.71
Mild steel wire brush 2.00
Stainless steel brush 4.63
Heavy pliers 16.13
High-top shoes or boots 60.50
Tip cleaner 3.15
Striker 2.50
Welding hood - #10 or 11 filter lens 32.70
Chipping hammer 8.27
Leather welding jacket or sleeves 56.88
Mill jacket 25.46
Welding beany 8.00
Safety glasses 6.05
Steel rule 5.60
2 – 3/32 – 2% Thoriated 5.25
2 – 3/32 – 2% Zirconium 5.95
16’ tape measurer 6.00
Stainless wire brush 4.63
4 – 3/32 E-3TM (Purple) Tungstens 5.25
4 – 3/32 2% Zirconium Tungstens 5.95
Wire Cutters 10.00
11R Vise Grip 15.00
$304.21
304.21
ELTR 2414 12 pc. tool set consisting of the following Ideal Brand tools: 149.99
35-5012 9-1/4 linesman
35-5028 8” diagonal
35-5038 8” long nose
35-5430 10” tongue and groove
45-120 T5 wire stripper
35-193 #1 x 3 phillips
35-194 #2 x 4 phillips
35-184 3/16 x 4 slotted cabinet tip
35-164 ¼ x 4 slotted round shank
35-242 25 ft. auto lock tape measure
10-466 electrician’s leather tool belt
10-398 web belt
35-300 utility knife
36-241 3/32 x 3 cabinet tip
61-063 volt sensor pocket tester
S13390 safety glasses
61-768 660 amp tightsight clamp meter $152.80
61-354 Contractor grade digital multimeter
Free with purchase of clamp meter
301.80
301.80
TOTAL $10,146.11
All prices are subject to change. Please visit Hammes Bookstore for the most up-to-date textbook prices.

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