CTE Pathways: Manufacturing & Product Development
Machining & Forming Technologies Pathway
This pathway is designed as a survey of machine tool technology. Student focus is on traditional machine tool technologies. Coursework includes setup and operation of the engine lathe, the milling machine, the drill press, and sawing and cutoff machines. Additional topics incorporate the calculation and setup of speeds and feeds, and measurements. Students considering Machining courses develop strong math fundamentals by learning plotting and mapping coordinates in the CNC processing. Communication and collaboration skills center on working with conventional and CNC machines for the safety of self and others.
Courses
YEAR 1: Forming and Machining I
Course Description
YEAR 2: Forming and Machining II Coming Fall 2024
Course Description
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Outcomes
Students who participate in this course can apply to earn 2 units from Cerritos College.
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Welding & Materials Joining Pathway
Careers in welding are in demand. With our Welding and Materials Joining pathway, students can begin the training they need to succeed in the field early on with the same equipment used by industry professionals.
Courses
Course Description
Course Description
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Outcomes
Students who complete this pathway receive the following certificate: IVES Forklift Standard Forklift Narrow Aisle Reach Truck/Order Picker Powered Pallet Truck/Jack
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Learn More: CTE Pathways at DHS
Each CTE Pathway is industry-focused and usually consists of 2-3 courses. The last course in the pathway is the capstone. When students complete a course they may receive college credit or receive an industry certificate. Click on each industry below to see details about the courses and outcomes.