Computer Integrated Machining (WATC)
Location: Peak Innovation Center (Satellite)
Options: Morning and afternoon
Today’s manufacturing world is complex, fast-paced, and reliant upon sharp minds as well as advanced processes, technology, tools and equipment. In the Gene Haas Computer Integrated Machining Lab, students will be trained on state of the art equipment and technology and will receive theoretical and practical education on machine shop operations, manufacturing and machining processes, use and care of tools and machines, technical drafting (CAD/CAM) and interpretation of blueprints, computer numeric control programming, and requirements for quality work.
Career Titles: CNC Machine Operator, CNC Programmer, Machinist, Machine Tool Operator, Tool and
Die Maker, Advanced Manufacturing Technician
Industry: Manufacturing, Public Institutions, Government, Specialty Machining Shops
Outlook: 3 percent growth
Arkansas Median Wage: $37,340
| Fall Semester First Year |
Spring Semester First Year |
Fall Semester Second Year |
Spring Semester Second Year |
| Machine Tech I | Machine Tech II | CNC I | CNC II |
| Geometric Dimensions & Tolerance | Metals & Alloys | Intro to CAD | Intro to CAM |
Sample schedule only. Actual schedules may vary.
Credentials students can potentially earn while in WATC:
- Certificate of Proficiency in Machining Technology
- Certificate of Proficiency in Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machining
Degree options to complete at UAFS:
- Technical Certificate in Computer Integrated Machining
- Associate of Science in Computer Integrated Machining