Course Outcome Summary 2026-27

MTT 1110 CNC Milling Level I

Course Information

Course information
Course Number MTT 1110
Course Title CNC Milling Level I
Description This course provides the student an introduction to basic milling operations. Upon completion of this course the student will have an understanding of manual and Computer Numerical Control (CNC) milling practices as well as gain knowledge in tooling, machining practices and applied mathematics. Teamwork, critical thinking and problem solving are emphasized. Hands-on experience and practical applications are included. (Prerequisite: Declare MTT as a major)
Total Credits 5
Total Hours 128
Types of Instruction: instruction type, credits, and hours
Instruction Type Credits and Hours
Lecture 2 Credits, 51 Hours
Lab 3 Credits, 77 Hours

Pre/Corequisites

Prerequisite: Declare MTT as a major.

Institutional Core Competencies

Course Competencies

  1. Demonstrate Shop Safety
  2. Identify CNC Milling Machine Types
  3. Identify Basic Components of a CNC Milling Machine
  4. Use Work Holding Solutions
  5. Use Tool Holding Solutions
  6. Demonstrate Milling Machine Canned Operations
  7. Explore Indexing and Rotary Table Operations
  8. Demonstrate CNC Machining Basics
  9. Describe the Two Major Types of Automatic Tool Chargers (ATCs)
  10. Utilize Coordinate Geometry
  11. Identify Control System
  12. Explain Program Planning
  13. Demonstrate Programming G and M Codes
  14. Explain Offsets
  15. Activate Homing Procedure
  16. Describe Coordinate Systems
  17. Utilize Different Methods for Loading Programs

SCC Accessibility Statement

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