Are you interested in using technology to design creative solutions? Do you want to learn more about machine operation? If so, the machining and manufacturing technology program might be the right fit for you!
Allan Hancock College’s machining and manufacturing technology program is designed to give new students and working professionals the practical, hands-on education they need to succeed in a variety of manufacturing positions. Students learn how to function safely and effectively in a manufacturing setting while learning such skills as operating conventional and computer numerical controlled (CNC) machinery, programming CNC machinery, using various CAD/CAM systems, and interpreting blueprints.
Upon completion, students will be prepared for entry-level jobs, such as: manual machine operators, computer numerical control operators, computer-aided drafting and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) designers, and manufacturing generalists and programmers. In addition, the machining and manufacturing technology degree is structured to encourage transfer to a four-year college or university.
This program will help you to:
- function effectively in a manufacturing environment containing a variety of production, welding, machining, and metal-forming or CNC equipment
- develop technical knowledge skills
- operate and program Computer Numberal Control (CNC) machinery
- communicate effectively
- interpret instructions
To view the program requirements and suggested course sequences for the degrees and/or certificates available for this program, please visit the course catalog.
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Contact Information
Administrative Assistant II
Alyssa Alvarez
805-922-6966 ext. 3335
Department Chair
Saad Sadig
805-922-6966 ext. 3488
ssadig@hancockcollege.edu
Dean, Academic Affairs
Thomas Lamica
805-922-6966 ext. 3261
thomas.lamica@hancockcollege.edu
LOCATION
Santa Maria Campus
Bldg. O, Room 101
805-922-6966 ext. 3335
