Schoolcraft College — Advanced Manufacturing

Format

On-Site (Provider Facility)

The Advanced Manufacturing program prepares students for careers in modern production environments focused on technology integration, process improvement, and quality systems. Training includes machining, manufacturing processes, materials science, quality planning, CNC programming, Mastercam, GD&T, tool and die concepts, and robotics exposure. Three stackable credentials are available: Skills Certificate, Certificate, and AAS Degree. Students gain hands-on experience using industry-standard equipment and develop the technical and analytical skills required for today’s advanced manufacturing workforce.

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Program Details

Key Information

Format

On-Site (Provider Facility)

Prerequisites

High School Diploma or GED
Basic Electrical Knowledge

Course Curriculum

• Basic Machining Processes
• Manufacturing Processes
• CNC Programming (Basic → Advanced → 3D CNC)
• Mastercam (Basic → Advanced)
• Mechanical Blueprint Reading
• Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T)
• Quality Planning & Team Building
• Introduction to Materials Science
• Robotics & Tool Handling
• Welding Basics for Fabrication
• Occupational Safety & Health (OSHA)

Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate proficiency in machining, CNC equipment, and CAD/CAM tools
• Apply quality systems and continuous improvement methods
• Interpret blueprints and apply GD&T concepts
• Understand materials science fundamentals
• Perform advanced CNC operations and multi-axis programming
• Follow safety standards and proper shop operations
• Prepare for entry-level roles in advanced manufacturing settings

Contact

Training Contact Name

Schoolcraft College Admissions

Contact Support Page

https://www.schoolcraft.edu/answers/

Additional Information

Keyword

Certificate Of Achievement

Education

College

Vocational/Trade School

Degree Type

Associates

Geographic Scope

Michigan

Longevity

Ongoing

Seasonal

Year-Round

Attendance

In-Person

Training Provider Type

Community College

Audience / Employee Role

Production / Assembly Worker

Skilled Tradesperson (e.g., Welder, Machinist)

Entry-Level Technician

Certification Offered

Industry-Recognized Certification

Credit-Bearing Program

Certificate of Completion

Non-Certified Training

Delivery Location

On-Site (Provider Facility)

Target Skill Level

Intermediate