Machining and Manufacturing Technology Degree (AAS)

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KANSAS PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBLE PROGRAM

In the Machining and Manufacturing Technology classes at Cowley College, students are trained on machine tools that are the standard of the industry. Students will find lathes, milling machines, precision-grinding equipment, and many other machine tools, all of which are of state-of-the-art design. Many of our machines are computer-controlled; students have the opportunity to learn computer numerical controlled programming of these machines for complex and sophisticated machining processes. Students will also learn quality control methods using the latest measuring and inspection instrumentation. With this type of equipment, students are able to produce aerospace-quality projects. Industry support has made it possible to take classes on field trips, which give greater dimension to the student experience.

NOTE: Students are expected to demonstrate understanding and mastery of skills needed for career readiness as they progress through program coursework. A minimum grade of “C” is required on all technical coursework for successful completion of the technical certificate or degree.

Symbol(s) Translation:
(T►) - Kansas Regents Systemwide Transfer Course
($) - Special Funding Identifier
SGE - Systemwide General Education Designation

PROGRAM SEMESTER MAP - Machining & Manufacturing Technology (AAS)
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Pathway Code: MTTA (CIP: 48.0501)

General Education Requirements (15 hours)

Basic Skills (12 hours)

English/Communications Option:
COM2725 - Interpersonal Communication (T►) (SGE) 3 hour(s)
OR ENG2211 - Composition I (T►) (SGE) 3 hour(s)
PSY6711 - General Psychology (T►) (SGE) 3 hour(s) (or Social Science Elective)
LED1448 - Introduction to Leadership (T►) 3 hour(s) (or Leadership Elective)
PHO6460 - Ethics (T►) (SGE) 3 hour(s) (or Humanities Elective)

Computer Literacy (3 hours)

CAP1516 - Computer Applications (T►) 3 hour(s) or Computer Literacy Elective .

Technical Requirements (49 hours)

Economics Option:
INR3713 - Applied Economics 3 hour(s) or
ECO6113 - Principles of Macroeconomics (T►) (SGE) 3 hour(s)
OR ECO6114 - Principles of Microeconomics (T►) (SGE) 3 hour(s)
INR3716 - Technical Mathematics 3 hour(s) (or higher level Math course)
INR3717 - Print Reading ($) 3 hour(s)
INR3718 - OSHA 10 ($) 1 hour(s)
MTT3561 - Machining I ($) 3 hour(s)
MTT3562 - Machining II ($) 3 hour(s)
MTT3563 - Benchwork ($) 1 hour(s)
MTT3564 - Quality Control & Inspection ($) 1 hour(s)
MTT3565 - Metallurgy ($) 1 hour(s)
MTT3566 - Machining III ($) 3 hour(s)
MTT3567 - Machining IV ($) 3 hour(s)
MTT3568 - Machine Tool Processes ($) 1 hour(s)
MTT3569 - Workplace Ethics 2 hour(s)
MTT3570 - CNC Machining ($) 6 hour(s)
MTT3571 - CNC Operations ($) 3 hour(s)
MTT3572 - CAD/CAM I ($) 4 hour(s)
MTT3573 - CAD/CAM II ($) 4 hour(s)
MTT3574 - CAD/CAM III ($) 4 hour(s)

Total Hours 64

Depending on skill level and assessment scores, students may be required to take the necessary basic skill or prerequisite courses prior to enrolling in the program.