Machining is crucial to the field of precision manufacturing, especially in Minnesota. Dunwoody offers more than just a CNC program. You will learn both manual and computer-controlled machining and other processes in a state-of-the-industry machine tool facility.
DurationMachining is crucial to the field of precision manufacturing, especially in Minnesota. Dunwoody offers more than just a CNC program. You will learn both manual and computer-controlled machining and other processes in a state-of-the-industry machine tool facility.
Train in Solidworks and MasterCAM software. Complete hands-on projects on both manual machines and those using advanced manufacturing processes, including CNC (computer numeric controlled) lathing, CNC milling, wire EDM (electrical discharge machining), and sinker EDM. Learn mold and die making and how to plan, layout, and inspect machining jobs. Show your creative thinking by using your machining skills to create a Rube Goldberg machine or a mold for use on a Dunwoody’s plastic injection machine.
Course work is closely aligned with standards set forth by National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS), which means employers have confidence that you’ll be ready to work on day one.
It begins with learning. But that is only the beginning. At Dunwoody, we challenge students to come determined and graduate destined. That means being ready to do things, ready to apply that learning.
And ready to understand that knowledge alone will never truly satisfy. If you are hungry, if you have a passion, if you are determined to learn, create, make, and refine – Dunwoody is right for you.
We welcome students from all backgrounds – new high school graduates, returning military members, and adults who want to hone marketable skills. Dunwoody will provide you with state-of-the-art labs, real-world tools, and educators who have worked as professionals in the field.
Vision
Dunwoody College of Technology seeks to emerge as a first-choice, nationally-recognized leader in technical education, providing a full college experience rooted in innovative education.
Mission
Dunwoody changes lives by building opportunities for graduates to have successful careers, to develop into leaders and entrepreneurs, and to engage in “the better performance of life’s duties.”
Quote is from the Last Will and Testament of William Hood Dunwoody.
Strategic Goals
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