Palomar CollegeAssociates of Science degree – CAD/CAM DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING (COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN/COMPUTER AIDED MACHINING)New Program – Career Technical Education (CTE)

1. Program Goals and Objectives

This Certificate of Achievement/AS Degree provides with the skills needed to work in a broad range of technical and scientific industries where computer generated technical drawings are required. Upon completing the program, students will be prepared for positions such as design drafters, tool designers, machine programmers, and machine operators.

The program goals are to:

1. Acquaint students with the nature and scope of computer manufacturing and mass production and how these processes contribute to and influence manufacturing in the United States.

2. Prepare students to work with the leading, industry standard software, hardware, and computer controlled machines to manufacture industrial products.

3. Prepare students to formulate and plan a strategy process for product manufacturing.

4. Provide the skills needed to analyze operational procedures for optimal mass production techniques.

5. Provide the practice and skills needed to use precision measuring equipment and to verify dimensions and tolerances for quality control.

2. Catalog Description

Designed to provide the knowledge and hands-on learning of 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional modeling using a variety of computer aided design software, and machine programming. Includes instruction and practice in machine set up and the operation of a variety of computer-controlled machinery used to produce precision manufactured components. Emphasis is placed on safety, sound design, machine programming, manufacturing techniques and precision measuring to insure accuracy and exactness of machined parts to dimensional tolerances from engineering drawings.

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3. Program Requirements

Required Courses

DT/ENGR-101 AutoCAD Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting 3

DT/ENGR-103 SolidWORKS Introduction to 3D Design 3

DT/ENGR-104 SolidWORKS Advanced 3D Design 3

DT/Engr-117 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing 2

IT- 115 Industrial Safety 2

IT-120 Blueprint Reading for Machinist 3

IT-190 Manufacturing I Introduction to MasterCAM 3

IT-191 Manufacturing II Advanced MasterCAM 3

IT-192 Manufacturing III Multi-Axis Programming/Machining 3

Math-110 College Algebra 4

Total Units 29

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Course Sequence

Requirements Catalog # Name Units Sequence

Required Courses (29 units)

DT/ENGR-101DT/Engr-103IT-120IT-190IT-115

DT/Engr-104DT/ENGR-117IT-191IT-192Math-110

AutoCAD IntroductionSolidWORKS IntroductionBlueprint ReadingManufacturing IIndustrial Safety

SolidWORKS AdvancedDimensioning/TolerancingManufacturing IIManufacturing IIICollege Algebra

33332

32334

Yr. 1, Fall/SpringYr. 1, Fall/SpringYr. 1, FallYr. 1, SpringYr. 1, Spring

Yr. 1, Fall/SpringYr. 2, Fall/SpringYr. 2, FallYr. 2, SpringYr. 2, Fall/Spring

Year 1 Fall/Spring – 14 unitsYear 2 Fall/Spring – 15 units

Major Total 29

CSU-Breadth or IGETC pattern 37-39

Possible Double Counting 4-7

Total 60

4. Master Planning

The planning and preparation for this certificate/degree has been extensive. The District has marshaled considerable resources from a variety of sources to make it happen. Funding has come from Palomar’s general fund, a facilities bond (Proposition M) to remodel facilities, Perkins funds and State funds to enhance CTE programs (CTE-EF). One faculty member has devoted a semester’s Sabbatical to training and skill upgrade. As noted in the LMI section, information and validation of the need for this program was gathered from many sources.

Palomar College is located in the northeastern area of San Diego County where a major thrust for the economy is from small manufacturing companies. These companies require their employees to have experience in all areas of the manufacturing process from design, documentation, machining, and completing the process with quality control. This certificate/degree program is designed to meet those very specific needs and the outlook for growth is especially promising due to projected economic growth in the region.

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Although our region is San Diego and Imperial Counties, many of our students seek employment in nearby Orange, Riverside, and Los Angeles Counties. Additionally, approximately five thousand of Palomar’s students are active duty military or military dependents from nearby Camp Pendleton. This is a degree is a viable option for those students because it offers transportable skills that can be used to obtain employment in the manufacturing industry anywhere in the world.

the business aptitudes learned from the variety of courses will transcend through many career choices. These skills include but are not limited to business, foundational mathematics, effective communication skills, supervisory skills, advertising and promotion techniques, and leadership.

This program is scheduled to start in the Fall of 2017 semester and the following enrollment and completer projections apply:

Required Existing Courses Year 1 – 2017 Year 2 - 2018

Course Number

Course Title Annual # Sections

Annual Enrollment/Completers Total

Annual # Sections

Annual Enrollment/Completers Total

DT/Engr-101 AutoCAD Introduction 5 100/90 4 80/75

DT/Engr-103 SolidWORKS Introduction

2 40/38 2 40/38

DT-ENGR-104 SolidWORKS Advanced 1 20/20 2 40/40

DT/ENGR-117 Dimensioning and Tolerancing

1 22/20 1 22/20

IT-115 Industrial Safety 0 0/0 0 0/0

IT-120 Blueprint Reading 0 0/0 0 0/0

IT-190 Manufacturing I 0 0/0 0 0/0

IT-191 Manufacturing II 0 0/0 0 0/0

IT-193 Manufacturing III 0 0/0 0 0/0

Math-110 College Algebra 10 350/176 11 375/200

Projected Students/Annual Completers Year 1 – 2018 Year 2 - 2019

Course Number Course Title Annual # Annual Annual # Annual

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Sections Enrollment Total

Sections Enrollment Total

DT/ENGR-101 AutoCAD Introduction 10 200 10 200

DT/ENGR-103 SolidWORKS Introduction 3 70 3 70

DT/ENGR-104 SolidWORKS Advanced 2 44 2 44

DT/ENGR-117 Dimensioning and Tolerancing 1 22 2 44

IT-115 Industrial Safety 1 25 1 25

IT-120 Blueprint Reading 1 25 1 25

IT-190 Manufacturing I 1 22 2 44

IT-191 Manufacturing II 1 22 1 22

IT-192 Manufacturing III 1 22 1 22

Math-110 College Algebra 10 350 10 350

California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office

Program Awards Summary Report 095630

Machining and Machine Tools

Annual 2012-2013

Annual 2013-2014

Annual 2014-2015

State of California Total 481 487 543

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California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office

Program Awards Summary Report 095600

Manufacturing and Industrial Technology

Annual 2012-2013

Annual 2013-2014

Annual 2014-2015

State of California Total 99 112 191Associate of Science (A.S.) degree 32 36 29Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree 6 3 5Certificate requiring 30 to < 60 semester units 15 12 19Certificate requiring 18 to < 30 semester units 2 5 35Certificate requiring 6 to < 18 semester units 5 27 27Noncredit award requiring from 480 to < 960 hours 1 3 48Noncredit award requiring from 192 to < 288 hours 5 26 34

Associate of Science (A.S.) degree 45 82 89Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree 4 2 3Certificate requiring 60+ semester units 2Certificate requiring 30 to < 60 semester units 144 144 259Certificate requiring 18 to < 30 semester units 153 175 94Certificate requiring 12 to < 18 units 4 2 11Certificate requiring 6 to < 18 semester units 96 23 82Other Credit Award, < 6 semester units 8 37 3Noncredit award requiring from 480 to < 960 hours 27 22

Report Run Date As Of : 6/7/2016 10:52:04 AM

5. Place of Program in Curriculum/Similar Programs

This program uses courses currently found in the Drafting/Engineering, Industrial Technology, and Math disciplines. It does not replace any programs in the curriculum. However, it organizes the courses into a new CA program.

There are four new classes being created and incorporated into this program:IT-120 Blueprint Reading for Machinist, IT-190 Manufacturing I Introduction to MasterCAM, IT-191 Manufacturing II Advanced to MasterCAM, and IT-192 Manufacturing III Multi-Axis Programming and Machining.

6. Similar Programs at Other Colleges in Service Area

Palomar College serves Region 10 of San Diego County and the Region 8 in southern part of Orange County. There are no public institutions that offer a 2 year degree for transfer in advanced manufacturing with emphasis on the computer manufacturing process from design, documentation, machining, and completing the process with quality control.

A listing of the schools in the San Diego/Orange County area (Region 10/Region 8) offering a 2-year degree or Certificate of Achievement that is similar:

Mira Costa College, 1 Barnard Dr, Oceanside, CA 92056 Offers a Machinist Technology class for a cost of $6,000.00

San Diego City College, 1313 Park Blvd San Diego Ca. 92101Certificate of Performance CNC OperatorCertificate of Achievement Machine Technology CNCCertificate of Achievement Computer Aided Manufacturing

Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Rd, Costa Mesa, CA 92626

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Manufacturing TechnologySaddleback College, 28000 Marguerite Pkwy, Mission Viejo, CA 92692

Manufacturing TechnologyOther Colleges in Region 10 of San Diego County and the Region 8 in southern part of Orange County that do not offer a 2-year degree or Certificate of Achievement in this area:Cuyamaca College, 900 Rancho San Diego Pkwy, El Cajon, CA 92019Grossmont College, 8800 Grossmont College Dr, El Cajon, CA 92020Imperial Valley College, 380 E Aten Rd, Imperial, CA 92251San Diego Mesa College, 7250 Mesa College Dr, San Diego, CA 92111Southwestern College, 900 Otay Lakes Rd, Chula Vista, CA 91910

Impact on Other Programs in the Region

There is no major impact on the programs of bordering districts. Mira Costa is the nearest college to Palomar and offers the Offers a Machinist Technology class as a fee based option for a cost of $6,000.00.TOP Codes

There are four major TOP codes that relate to topics covered in this program.

095300 – Drafting: The conception of computers and drafting software has expanded the drafting discipline to include 3D modeling for direct input into computer manufacturing. Companies are looking for the drafters to expand into the machine programming using MasterCAM.

095600–Manufacturing and Industrial Technology is an open area with very little activity only showing Industrial Engineering Technicians.

095630-Machining and Machine Tools shows growth, but only in the actual “Hands-On” area. There is no information on Machine Programmers, 3D modelers. , but there is a great deal on Quality Control, however, it is not specific to manufacturing

095680-Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, Weighers shows growth, but is not specific to manufacturing. It does include inspection of materials or processed, machined, fabricated, or assembled parts or products for defects, wear, and deviations from specifications. May use precision measuring instruments and complex test equipment.

Since there is no specific TOP code that includes the areas of the CAD/CAM Design and Manufacturing Certificate using the TOP code would apply...

* 095600–Manufacturing and Industrial Technology (includes all emerging occupations).

7. Additional Supporting Documentation

a. Labor Market Information

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The primary focus of this degree is to prepare students for employment in advanced manufacturing. San Diego’s robust Manufacturing sector employs more than 169,000 workers and produces 23 percent of the region’s Gross Regional Product. As noted in a 2014 sector analysis from the San Diego Workforce Partnership, production occupations are projected to have the greatest absolute growth in the region with more than 3700 jobs created by 2018. Drafting and technician occupations are expected to grow at the fastest rate of 19% during this time. More recently (2016), the North San Diego Adult Education (Education to Career Network of North San Diego County) produced an exhaustive analysis of labor market data in North San Diego County surveying 100 employers. The report concentrated on skills needed for occupations in the area. This study further validated the need for skills included in our advanced manufacturing degree - technical skills in machine programming (MasterCAM), SolidWORKS and Technical drafting. Salary Information

Occupation Salaries: Entry-Level – Median - Experienced

Machinist $13.83 - $19.10 - $26.15

Technical Drafter $27.17 - $36.12 - $43.38

Quality Control $13.20 - $17.95 - $24.04

Employment Demand and Projections

2012 Jobs 2022 JobsTotal Chan

ge (%)

Average Annual OpeninMachinist 34,000 39,200 15% 1300

Drafters 1,800 2,100 17% 300Quality Control 48,200 52,200 8% 1460

Total 84,000 93,500 40% 3,150

b. Advisory Committee Minutes, Recommendations, and Approval.

The Palomar College Advisory committee for Drafting Technology met to consider this new program on October 30, 2015. The full minutes can be viewed on the CTE Dean’s Website at http://www2.palomar.edu/ctee/. Members of the committee and their business/industry affiliations are listed below:

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George Argiris Argiris DesignsJon Mehnert Menhert ArchitectureMike Holt Command ElementJoan Schaefer Josephson Wisraowayz and Assoc.Wayne Peters Continental Data GraphicsSteve McGhee BEI/Kimco MagneticsGreg Metzger Enstrom Mold and EngineeringMichael Holt R.K. Excel AmericaArthur D. Gonzalez SDPCBGeorge Argiris G.A. Technical IllustrationWilliam Brooks Nordson AsymtekDennis Lutz Palomar College Drafting Technology FacultyAnita Talone Palomar College Drafting Technology FacultyArt Gerwig Palomar College Engineering Faculty

The group discussed the proposal of a new Industrial Technology certificate in CAD/CAM Manufacturing. A summary of the proposal follows.

CAD/CAM Design and Manufacturing: Designed to prepare students for a variety of entry-level positions in the manufacturing environment, using advanced computer software and hardware to design, program, and manufacture products.

Existing Classes required 14 or 15 units requiredDT/Engr-101; 3 units DT/Engr-103; 3 unitsDT/Engr-104; 3 units DT/Engr-117; 2 unitsApplied Math class, Math-110 or Math 115; 3 or 4 units

New Classes required 15 units required

IT-115: Industrial Safety: Prepares the student to enter the workforce in an awareness of safety. Includes a history and overview; laws and regulations; assessment, prevention, and controls; and the management of health and safety issues (3 units)IT-120: Blue print reading for Machinist: Provide entry-level machinist to learn how to visualize and interpret shop drawing for manufacturing (3 units)

IT-190: Manufacturing I Introduction to MasterCAM: Elementary 2D design, programming, set-up, and machining processes, using the following machinery, plasma cutter, water jet, and basic mill. (3 units)

DT-191: Manufacturing II Advanced MasterCAM: Fundamental 2D and 3D design, 3D surface programming, multiple set-ups, and manufacturing using the Haas mills and lathe. (3 units)

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DT-192: Manufacturing III Multi-Axis Programming and Machining: Advanced 3D design, 4-5 axis programming, multiple set-ups, and manufacturing using the Haas mills. (3 units)

The Committee unanimously supported the expansion of the curriculum and the inclusion of this new certificate/degree option.

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