CNC school training courses in Detroit, MI (public, in-house or online)

MTI offers state-licensed courses in precision machining and metalworking. Its renovated 59,000-square-foot shop is equipped with close to 100 conventional and computer-controlled machine tools, and three 24-station computer-aided design (CAD) laboratories.

The Numerical Control Technology Associate
of Applied Science degree program prepares
students for entry level positions as CNC
operators or programmers. Progressive,
technologically modern companies need welltrained
operators and programmers. Students
learn modern technological methods of computer
numerical control (CNC) machine tool operation,
as well as in writing and editing of CNC machine
programs. They also learn practical skills such
as: machine setup, cutter...

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This course covers the elementary functions of use and application of the electronic probe on a Vertical
Machining Center. Topics covered in this course include: set-up and calibration of the probe, and use and
application of the following cycles - Bore/Boss measuring cycle, Web/Pocket measuring cycle, and internal
and external cycles. Students will be involved in both classroom and laboratory applications activities.

These programs are designed for students interested in adapting ideas to working models or generally
refining an engineer’s concepts.

Through extensive laboratory experiences, the student acquires skills that are essential for the 21st-century
in manufacturing. Most students work part time in their fields of endeavor while completing their degree
requirements.

All of these programs strongly emphasize the safe and skillful use of tool-room machines. Core courses ar...

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Introduces the student to the concept of computer numerical control (CNC) operations as they exist in the
manufacturing environment. Students acquire skills in setup, operation, and programming of the CNC Mill and
CNC Lathe through MDI and off-line programming.