Program Description

Aerospace Component Manufacturing students are provided the latest in Industry 4.0 training while learning traditional machining skills. Students will study and use manual machining skills in conjunction with computer numerical control programming, Rapid Prototyping and 3D plastic/metal printing. Students will learn 3D modeling software and Mastercam computer-aided manufacturing, Robot and Cobot programming, and Computerized Measuring Machine operation and programming. Students receive 1,500 hours towards a metal trade apprenticeship.

Program Information

To learn more about Connecticut Technical Education and Career System’s Aerospace program standards, industry certifications earned, course breakdown and career/college pathways, please visit our district website.

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