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Precision Machining Technology Degree (A.A.S.)

Precision machining is a highly technical manufacturing process that is essential to creating the products we use every day. The Precision Machining Technology Program trains students to use specialized tools and helps them develop the fundamental skills needed to precisely manufacture products and tooling. Students learn advanced techniques such as Computer Numerical Control (CNC) setup and programming, Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing (CAD/CAM), and how to use advanced inspection equipment such as Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM). The specialized knowledge we teach our students makes them valuable assets to many companies. Our graduates have found a variety of positions with manufacturers including CNC operator, CNC programmer, quality control technician and general machinist.

Program At a Glance

For those who want to:

Master specialized machinery to precisely manufacture important products and tools
Learn skills that are marketable to a variety of employers

Program Snapshot

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Credits: 62*
Average Salary: $43,702*

Possible Careers

Precision machinist
Production supervisor
Machinery sales representative
Machine operator

*Costs are estimates and are subject to change. Please visit the tuition and fees details page for precise details or call 417-447-7500. Degree time/credits vary with students’ enrollment and course completion. Graduation retention varies by case. For program enrollment, retention, exam/certification, and employment rates visit Student Outcomes/Student Right-to-Know. Salary information is provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Some careers on this list may require additional education and training. For program-specific accreditation visit OTC Accreditation.

Degree Requirements

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For the full program requirements, see curriculum. For the full list of courses, see the catalog.

Program Details

Precision Machining Technology (A.A.S.)

A.A.S. Degree: 62 Hours

Precision machining is a highly technical, advanced process that is essential to manufacture the products we use in our daily lives. The Precision Machining Technology program provides hands-on training with advanced machine tools and teaches the fundamental skills needed to precisely manufacture products and tooling. Students in the program learn technologies including Computer Numerical Control (CNC) setup and programming, Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing (CAD/CAM), and advanced inspection equipment such as Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM). The wide range of skills taught in this program provide many employment opportunities in manufacturing including CNC operator, general machinist, CNC setup technician, CNC programmer, quality control technician, and manufacturing engineering technician.

Precision Machining Technology Program Requirements - 46 Credit Hours



General Education Requirements - 16 Credit Hours

The Missouri Department of Higher Education has identified a common set of general education courses that have been adopted statewide. These courses are called the "CORE 42."  CORE 42 courses are guaranteed to transfer to any Missouri public college or university to satisfy general education requirements.

Courses in knowledge areas below, designated with the CORE 42 logo indicates courses in that area have been evaluated and provided a MOTR number for transfer to all Missouri public institutions of higher education.

Courses that do not have this designation may still transfer to public and private colleges and universities in Missouri and elsewhere, but students are encouraged to check the transfer equivalency website of the institution to which they plan to transfer to confirm.

Please refer to the MDHE Core Transfer Curriculum for detailed information on CORE 42 courses.

Mathematical Sciences - 3 Credit Hours

Written Communications - 3 Credit Hours

Oral/Written Communications - 3 Credit Hours

Natural Sciences - 4 Credit Hours

Social and Behavioral Sciences - 3 Credit Hours

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Precision Machining Technology (A.A.S.) Suggested Course Sequence - Fall Start - 61 Hours

A suggested course sequence is a semester-by-semester list of courses suggested for successful and timely completion of a degree. This course sequence is designed for full-time students beginning in the fall or spring semester, however part-time students can utilize the same sequence at a part-time pace.  Students should follow the suggested course sequence appropriate to their catalog year.  Please see your navigator with any questions you may have. To view the catalog page and full list of courses for this program, please see the 

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Fall Semester 1

Spring Semester 2

Fall Semester 3

Spring Semester 4

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Program Contact

Danelle Maxwell
Industrial & Manufacturing Department Chair
417-447-8273

Admissions

General Admissions to Ozarks Tech

Admission to Ozarks Technical Community College is open to all individuals who can benefit from its educational programs. A focus of the college mission is on the academic, career and personal goals of the student. OTC may admit you as a First-Time student just completing their high school, GED or HiSET requirements or as a Transfer student coming from another institution finishing up a certificate or degree. For more information, visit OTC Admissions.

Wondering how you’re going to pay for college? At OTC, we believe that cost shouldn’t be a barrier to earning a degree. Our staff will work with you to make a financial plan. To browse the resources available to you, see paying for college.

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