Computer Aided Design (CAD) / Precision Machining

Interested in creating and designing? Take hands-on classes while you’re in high school and earn college credit. These courses count toward both CAD and Precision Machining programs, so you can explore your interests and get a head start. After high school graduation, continue at SCC in either program.  Saving time and money while preparing for high-demand careers. 

Class Listings

FL-SEM 1	CAD-101 Introduction to CAD - M/W/F  7:00 – 8:30 am  EGT-116 Continuous Quality Management - T/Th  7:00 – 8:20 am
SP-SEM 2	MFG-212 Basic Machine Theory - T/Th  7:00 – 9:05 am  CAD-277 - 3D Dimensional Modeling I - M/W/F  7:00 – 8:30 a.m.
Additional Suggested Courses Online or In Person If Available	MAT-702 Math Apps ENG-110 Writing for the Workplace

Where are classes offered?

Classes are held on the West Burlington campus.

How long does it take?

The academy is one school year. Students who complete this academy can trim one semester off their progress to their AAS degree in either program.

How many college credits can I earn?

Students who complete this academy will earn 12-18 credits.  All credits count towards either the Precision Machining and CNC Technology AAS or Computer Aided Design Technology: Career Pathway AAS.

What can I do after high school?

Keep going!

Once you’ve credits in the career academy, finish up your degree at SCC. See how the coursework you’ve completed can be applied to your college degree.

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Have a conversation with your counselor about your options, eligibility, and how these classes fit in your schedule.

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