15 Clock Hours

Description:
This micro-credential provides knowledge and hands-on practice on PLCs, Allen-Bradley. Participants will have the opportunity and be expected to be proficient in drum-sequence controllers as well as the intro-duction to programmable industrial computers. Hardware and software installation will also be covered.

Certification:
With the successful completion of this micro-credential and the completion of the Advanced Electrical Systems and Applications micro-credential, participants will be prepared for the National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOTCI)- Emerging Technician-Electrical certification examination.

Articulated Credit:
Credit can be awarded for GET-102- Maintenance Procedures with the completion of this micro-credential and the Advanced Electrical Systems and Applications micro-credentials upon acceptance into a Luzerne County Community College program.

15 Clock Hours

Description:
This short-term training program provides a comprehensive introduction to key machining techniques and practices. Through a blend of theory and hands-on experience, participants will learn about various machining processes, including turning, milling, and drilling. The micro-credential covers essential concepts such as tool selection and machine setup. This training is ideal for beginners and those looking to enhance their skills in manufacturing, engineering, and machining careers. Those who complete this micro-credential will gain a solid foundation in machining principles, preparing them for further study or entry into the workforce.

Certification:
With the successful completion of this micro-credential and the completion of the Advanced Machining Techniques micro-credential, participants will be prepared for the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS)- Level 1 and the National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOTCI)- Precision Machining certification examinations.

Articulated Credit:
Credit can be awarded for GET-121 Manufacturing Processes I with the completion of this micro-credential and the completion of the Advanced Machining Techniques micro-credential or EDM 203 CNC Machining 203 with the completion of this micro-credential, Advanced Machining Techniques, Advanced Machining Techniques, and Program Logic Controllers (PLCs), micro-credential upon acceptance into a Luzerne County Community College degree program.

15 Clock Hours

Description:
This micro-credential is a hands-on training micro-credential that will provide a foundational understanding of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining. Participants will learn the principles of CNC technology, including basic programming, machine operation, and safety protocols. This micro-credential covers essential topics such as tool selection, workpiece setup, and interpreting technical drawings. Through practical exercises, participants will gain experience operating CNC machines and producing precision parts. This class is ideal for beginners or those seeking to enhance their skills in manufacturing as this micro-credential also equips participants with the knowledge needed to pursue further CNC training or career opportunities in the field.

Certification:
With the successful completion of this micro-credential and the completion of the Machining Fundamentals micro-credential, participants will be prepared for the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS)- Level 1 and National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOTCI)- Precision Machining certification examinations.

Articulated Credit:
Articulated Credit: Credit can be awarded for GET-121 Manufacturing Processes I with the completion of this micro-credential and the completion of the Machining Fundamentals micro-credential or EDM-203 CNC Machining with the completion of this micro-credential, the completion of the Machining Fundamentals, and Program Logic Controllers (PLCs) micro-credentials upon acceptance into a Luzerne County Community College degree program.

15 Clock Hours

Description:
Participants will learn different measurement techniques using calipers, micrometers, metric and multi-standard calipers (MCC), and metric vernier and dial calipers (MDC). Participants will learn about and use Statistical process control (SPC) and quality assurance methods on various manufacturing processes. Inspection and verification of machined components is also covered.

Certification:
With the successful completion of this micro-credential and the completion of the Machining Fundamentals micro-credential, participants will be prepared for the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS)- Level 1 and National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOTCI) - Precision Machining certification examinations.

Articulated Credit:
Credit can be awarded for GET-121 Manufacturing Processes with the completion of this micro-credential and the completion of Machining Fundamentals micro-credential upon acceptance into a Luzerne County Community College degree program.

15 Clock Hours

Description:
Participants will be able to read and interpret prints prepared for various manufacturing processes. Through theoretical learning and hands-on practice, this micro-credential will give participants a comprehensive understanding of engineering drawings and symbols. Dimensioning and tolerance standards will also be discussed.

Certification:
Upon successful completion of this micro-credential and the Computer-Aided Design (CAD) micro-credential, participants will be prepared for the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) - Level 1 and National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOTCI)- CAD Foundations certification examinations.

Articulated Credit:
Credit can be awarded for GET-109 Blueprint Reading with the completion of this micro-credential and the completion of the Computer-Aided Design (CAD) micro-credential or CAD-101 Computer-Aided Design with the completion of this micro-credential and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) micro-credential upon acceptance into a Luzerne County Community College degree program.

12 Clock Hours

Description:
This micro-credential is designed for beginners and intermediate users seeking to enhance their technical drawing skills. Participants will learn essential tools and features of AutoCAD 2025, including creating and editing 2D drawings, understanding layering, and basic dimensioning techniques. Through hands-on projects and real-world applications, participants will gain practical experience producing professional drawings. Ideal for aspiring architects, engineers, and designers, this micro-credential equips learners with the foundational skills needed for success in the field.

Certification:
With the successful completion of this micro-credential and the Computer-Aided Desing (CAD) micro-credential, participants will be prepared for the AutoDesk and National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOTCI)- CAD Foundations certification examinations.

Articulated Credit:
Credit can be awarded for CAD-101 Computer-Aided Design upon the completion of this micro-credential and the Print Reading and Interpretation or GET-109 Blueprint Reading micro-credential upon the completion of this micro-credential and the Print Reading & Interpretation micro-credential upon acceptance into a Luzerne County Community College degree program.