Machining 3 - CNC Programming Using CAM
COURSE OVERVIEW
CNC Programming Using CAM is a 60-hour advanced machining course focused on computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software and CNC programming. Students learn to generate toolpaths, simulate machining operations, post-process G-code, and execute complex milling and turning operations.
This course bridges the gap between machine operation and full CNC programming capability.
QUICK FACTS
- Duration: 60 Hours
- Format: CAM + CNC Hands-On Lab
- Location: ADTC – Titusville, FL
- Prerequisite: CNC Production Basics
- Pathway: Leads to Advanced CNC Multi-Axis Programming
- Credential: Certificate of Completion (NIMS optional)
Cost: $2,750
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Students develop proficiency in:
- CAM software toolpath generation
- G-code editing and post-processing
- GD&T fundamentals (Level 1)
- CNC milling and turning programming
- Feeds and speeds optimization
- Workholding and setup for CNC
- CNC simulation and verification
Projects reinforce full programming-to-production workflow.
CAREER PATHWAYS
Graduates may pursue roles such as:
- CNC Programmer
- Advanced CNC Machinist
- Aerospace Manufacturing Technician
- CAM Specialist
These skills support high-precision aerospace component manufacturing.