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Program Description for Computer-aided Manufacturing (CAMM)	View Basket

Provider

William D. Ford Career-Technical Center

Date of last update

6/18/2009

Description

A comprehensive, high-tech approach to learning traditional machining, computer aided machining (CAM), computer numerical control (CNC), hydraulic and pneumatic principles of robotics and transfer device operation. CAD/CAM with SURFCAM software is also included.

Contact Name

Eleana Mihon

Contact Phone Number

(734) 419-2100

Contact URL

wwcsd.net/fctc

Course Length

4 Semesters

Admission Requirements

17 years of age by September 1 of the starting school year.

Credential Earned

Certificate

Other Credential Description

None

Sources of Financial Assistance Accepted

Individual Training Accounts, Free tuition to non-grads/GED certificate holders

Estimated Waiting Period to Enter Program

3 Months

License Fee for Employment

Program Cost

$1,168

Additional Costs

Yes, $50

Internship/Externship Required

New Program

Completion Rate

100.0%

Number of Graduates in the last year

Employment Rate

75.0%

Follow-up information is available for 4 out of 4 graduates:

Number Employed:	3
Number in Related Training:	0
Number in the Military:	0
Number Self-Employed:	0
Number not in any of these categories:	1

This training provider may have elsewhere published an employment rate that is measured in a different way. Please call the provider for further details.

Training-Related Placement Rate

Not Available

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Average Starting Wage

Not Available

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Program Description for Computer-aided Manufacturing (CAMM)