Design your future with a Computer-Aided Manufacturing Degree
Fuel your passion for innovation with Clackamas Community College's Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) degree. Master the cutting-edge software and CNC machines powering modern production, transforming raw materials into game-changing creations.
This innovative program equips you with the technical expertise to design and produce in today's manufacturing industry.
- Learn 3D computer-aided design (CAD) modeling to translate your ideas into digital blueprints.
- Master CNC programming to operate advanced computer-controlled machinery.
- Gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools and techniques for machining excellence.
Graduate in just two years and:
- Launch a fulfilling career in manufacturing.
- Pursue opportunities in a variety of manufacturing sectors.
- Gain a strong foundation for further education in manufacturing engineering.
Don't just dream it, build it. Design your future in manufacturing today!
Required classes for the Computer-Aided Manufacturing Associate Degree
Step into a rewarding career with high earning potential
The demand for skilled workers in the manufacturing industry is high. With a Computer-Aided Manufacturing Associate Degree from Clackamas Community College, you will be prepared for a variety of exciting career opportunities. From a CNC programmer to CAD technician or manufacturing engineer, the possibilities are endless.
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Gain the skills you need for a rewarding career in the manufacturing industry
Clackamas Community College's computer-aided manufacturing program equips you with the technical expertise to thrive in today's dynamic manufacturing industry. Through a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on experience, you will learn the skills needed to bridge the gap between design and production.
Here's what sets you up for success:
- Master the machines: Operate both manual and CNC machine tools with precision and efficiency.
- Become a CAD and CAM operator: Craft 2D and 3D models in CAD software and translate them into actionable CNC programs.
- Bring ideas to life: Interpret technical drawings and translate them into tangible products.
- Manufacturing problem solving: Apply your knowledge of programming, materials, physics and math to tackle real-world manufacturing challenges.
- Safety: Develop the essential safety skills needed to work effectively in an industrial environment.
Investing in your future
Clackamas Community College offers some of the lowest tuition rates in the Portland metro area. To begin building the cost for your program, you can start with the base estimate below.
This estimate includes the cost of tuition and the general fees applied per class and per academic term. This estimate does not include additional fees required for many courses or the cost of course materials. Contact the program to learn more about additional costs that may apply.
You can also find more information about the costs of attending CCC on the Tuition and Fees page.
Get help paying for college
Scholarships and grants (free money!) are available for students in this program. For help with financial aid and scholarships, contact the Financial Aid Resource Lab.
Transferable courses to the Oregon Institute of Technology Manufacturing Engineering Technology Program
The Industrial Technology Department at CCC offers several courses that can be transferred to the Oregon Institute of Technology's Manufacturing Engineering Technology degree. If you're planning to continue your studies at Oregon Tech, these courses can help you get ahead.
Get the latest transfer information
To ensure you have the most up-to-date transfer information, consult with an advisor from the Industrial Technology Department. You can also call them at 503-594-3318.