Location: addison,il
School name: Technology Center of DuPage
URL:
Contact name: Jim Baker
Contact phone number: 1630-543-2760
E-mail: jbaker60101@yahoo.com
CNC related degrees offered:
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? Yes
Computer aided manufacturing? No
3d programming?No
CNC manual programming? No
Setup and operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC:
Lab equipment:
Machine types:(3)Haas CNC's
Location: Chicago, IL
School name: BIR Training Center
URL: www.birtraining.com
Contact name: Arkady Rubensteyn
Contact phone number: 773-866-0111
E-mail: contact@birtraining.com
CNC related degrees offered: Certificates in
1) CNC Machine Tool Operations,
2) CNC Machine Tool Technology,
3) Comprehensive CNC
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? Yes
Computer aided manufacturing? Yes
3d programming?No
CNC manual programming? Yes
Setup and operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC: MasterCam
BIR has partnered with numerous machine shops in the area to provide hands-on training in a live machine shop environment. We believe this provides our students with the best training and best preparation for getting a job in CNC.
Location: Elgin, Illinois
School name: Elgin Community College
URL: www.elgin.edu
Contact name: Tony Schuls
Contact phone number: 847-214-7238
E-mail: tschuls@mail.elgin.cc.il.us
CNC related degrees offered: YES
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? Yes
Computer aided manufacturing? Yes
3d programming?Yes
CNC manual programming? Yes
Setup and operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC: MasterCam
Lab equipment:
Machine types:1Mazak, 4Bridgeports
Control types: Fanuc, Bridgeport
CAD system/s: MasterCam
CAM system/s: Pro-E, Autocad
Earn an Industrial Manufacturing Technology Degree or complete course work in many related areas of manufacturing. Ceritficates available for Tool and Die Making, Mold Making and CNC Operator. Credit awarded for work experience and prior education and training.
Location: Glen Ellyn, IL
School name: College of DuPage
URL: www.cod.edu
Contact name: Dr. Mark E. Meyer
Contact phone number: 630 942 2038
E-mail: meyerm@cdnet.cod.edu
CNC related degrees offered: Associate of Applied Science
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? Yes
Computer aided manufacturing? Yes
3d programming?Yes
CNC manual programming? Yes
Setup and operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC: GD&T, Solid Modeling
Lab equipment:
Machine types:Haas, Daewoo
Control types: Fanuc
CAD system/s: FeatureCam, SurfCam
CAM system/s: TopSoldis, SolidWorks
The largest single campus Community College in the US. Small class size.
Location: Maple Park, IL
School name: Fox Valley Career Center
URL: http://www.angelfire.com/il3/maplepark/pt/ptpage1.html
Contact name: Ken Gage
Contact phone number: 630-443-3449
E-mail: ovot@aol.com
CNC related degrees offered: none
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? Yes
Computer aided manufacturing? Yes
3d programming?Yes
CNC manual programming? Yes
Setup and operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC:
Lab equipment:
Machine types:Rhino Robotics lathes & mills
The Principles of Technology program (available through the Fox Valley Career Center) is currently hosted in Room 403 at St. Charles North High School. This class is unique in that it offers high school students (sophmores to seniors) a chance to learn Fanuc G-code programming through hands-on experience with a CNC slant-bed lathe and CNC horizontal mill. The robotics portion of this class (wherein CNC is taught) is just one part of this applied physics program.
Location: Rockford, Illinois
School name: Rock Valley College
URL: www.rockvalleycollege.edu
Contact name: Stan McCord
Contact phone number: (815) 921-3064
E-mail: S.Mccord@rvc.cc.il.us
CNC related degrees offered: Automated Manufacturing, tool & die apprentice
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? Yes
Computer aided manufacturing? Yes
3d programming?Yes
CNC manual programming? Yes
Setup and operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC: cnc vocational certificates (non-degree)
Lab equipment:
Machine types:Haas Vert. MC & Sl-20 Lathes
Control types: Haas
CAD system/s: Featurecam, Mastercam, Unigraphics
CAM system/s: Unigraphics, Autocad, Solidworks
Location: Skokie, IL
School name: Symbol Job Training
Contact name: Aleksandr Levit
Contact phone number: (847)674-1109
E-mail: symbol.job.training@gmail.com
CNC related degrees offered: CNC Operator, CNC Set-up, CNC Programmer
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? No
Computer aided manufacturing? No
3d programming?No
CNC manual programming? Yes
Setup and operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC: Courses for both begginers and advanced.
Lab equipment:
Machine types:3 HAAS machines
Control types: FANUC
We are a very unique school, compared to anybody else, because we combined years of experience, practicality, knowledge, professionalism, into one very intensive course, which now enables us to train somebody to become a CNC operator, set-up, and programmer in only 16 weeks. Our experienced instructors will be able to answer any questions that you might have and teach you in a way that you will learn and get hand's on training in our actual machine shop that will prepare you for the REAL world.
Location: Skokie, IL
School name: Symbol Job Training
Contact name: Diana
Contact phone number: 847 674-1109
E-mail: info@symboljobtraining.com
CNC related degrees offered: Certificate Upon Completion
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? Yes
Computer aided manufacturing? Yes
3d programming?Yes
CNC manual programming? Yes
Setup and operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC: Metal Technology
Lab equipment:
Machine types:Turning Centers & Machining Centers
Control types: Fanuc Competitive
Symbol Job Training, Inc. is certified by the Illinois State Board of Education. Symbol specializes in hands-on training with a maximum of 10 students per class.
SKOKIE, IL
School name: OAKTON COMMUNITY COL
URL: WWW.OAKTON.EDU
Contact name: JOE KOTOWSKI
Contact phone number: 847/635-1861
E-mail: koto@oakton.edu
CNC related degrees offered: A.A.S and certificatecredit courses in CNC machines (lathes & mills)
Courses related to:
Basic machining practice?: Yes
Shop math? Yes
Blueprint reading? Yes
Computer aided design? Yes
Computer aided manufacturing? Yes
3d programming? Yes
CNC manual programming? Yes
Setup & operation? Yes
Other courses related to CNC: PROBING, PARAMETRICS
Lab equipment:
Machine types: HAAS,DENFORD,HERCUS
Control types: FANUC AND COMPATIBLE
CAD system/s: AUTOCAD,PRO/E,CADKEY
CAM system/s: MASTERCAM,SMARTCAM
WE ARE LOCATED JUST NORTH OF CHICAGO. OUR ENROLLMENT IS ABOUT 10,000 STUDENTS. OUR CNC LAB IS LOCATED IN SKOKIE,IL NEAR HOWARD AND LINCOLN AVE. OUR CLASSES ARE HANDS-ON. RECENTLY, WE HAVE INVESTED $150K TO UPGRADE OUR CNC EQUIPMENT.
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Goal Tending
Do you have career goals you'd like to meet, but find yourself afraid to tackle them?
Listen to some of the excuses you make-they might be holding you back, and may not even be valid.
People often make self-imposed excuses.
'I don't know what I want, but I know it's not this'- Julie Jansen (Penguin)
Listen to some of the excuses you make-they might be holding you back, and may not even be valid.
People often make self-imposed excuses.
'I don't know what I want, but I know it's not this'- Julie Jansen (Penguin)
Extra
When creating a resume, don't forget to include any extracurricular activities you may have been involved with at school.
Employers look for people that are able to go beyond the standard parameters of a job.
If you organized basketball league or helped raise money for grass roots organization, put it on your resume.
It shows that you're capable of a little bit more than your classmates.
Employers look for people that are able to go beyond the standard parameters of a job.
If you organized basketball league or helped raise money for grass roots organization, put it on your resume.
It shows that you're capable of a little bit more than your classmates.
Get it write
If you successfully navigate the job market and find a job, don't settle for a firm handshake and pat on the back when you receive the actual job offer.
Instead, ask for everything in writing, including your new salary and benefits package.
You should also ask for a written job description, so you know exactly what's expected of you.
It will provide a blueprint for your initial work and give you a concrete guide for comparison during your first review.
Instead, ask for everything in writing, including your new salary and benefits package.
You should also ask for a written job description, so you know exactly what's expected of you.
It will provide a blueprint for your initial work and give you a concrete guide for comparison during your first review.
Great Leaders
Effective leaders see people as appreciable assets with unlimited potential.
They clearly define competecies for key roles.
They integrate performance development as well as selection with those competencies, and establish an infrastructure that reinforces learning and feedback.
They clearly define competecies for key roles.
They integrate performance development as well as selection with those competencies, and establish an infrastructure that reinforces learning and feedback.
Stress Break
To use stress breaks effectively, you need to build them routinely into your work week and when you're not working.
Know when you have reached your stress quotient.
Know when you have reached your stress quotient.
Gate Gourmet
flight coordinator (9.75-10.65$)
Recruiting office: off Manheim Road, 1 block North of Irving Park Rd
10am-4:30pm
phone: 773-686-9162
fax: 773-686-9209
Recruiting office: off Manheim Road, 1 block North of Irving Park Rd
10am-4:30pm
phone: 773-686-9162
fax: 773-686-9209
Associate Degree Requirements (Transfer)
Associate in Science: 64 hours*
37-41 hours of General Education
23-27 hours of additional graduation requirements, electives,and concentration area requirements
The General Education component of both degrees equates with the IAI General Education Core Curriculum and consists of courses that are IAI approved as follows:
9 hours of Communication :English 101, English 102, and Speech 101
3-6 hours of Mathematics
9 hours of Social Sciences:no more than 2 courses from any one discipline
9 hours of Humanities and Fine Arts:
1 course from Humanities
1 course from Fine Arts
1 course from either Humanities or Fine Arts)
Humanities includes Humanities, Philosophy, Literature, Religion, and Foreign Language 104 and above.
The Fine Arts category does not allow studio art courses.
7-8 hours of Science
one course each from the physical and life sciences at least one of which must be a lab course)
Note: The IAI General Education requirements for particular areas may vary. Information about the IAI requirements is described at the IAI Website address www.itransfer.org.
At least one course must meet the State's Human Diversity requirement. The course descriptions on the IAI Website for Humanities, Fine Arts, and Social and Behavioral Sciences include the designations "D" for courses designed to examine aspects of human diversity within the United States and "N" for courses designed to examine aspects of human diversity from a non-Western perspective.
37-41 hours of General Education
23-27 hours of additional graduation requirements, electives,and concentration area requirements
The General Education component of both degrees equates with the IAI General Education Core Curriculum and consists of courses that are IAI approved as follows:
9 hours of Communication :English 101, English 102, and Speech 101
3-6 hours of Mathematics
9 hours of Social Sciences:no more than 2 courses from any one discipline
9 hours of Humanities and Fine Arts:
1 course from Humanities
1 course from Fine Arts
1 course from either Humanities or Fine Arts)
Humanities includes Humanities, Philosophy, Literature, Religion, and Foreign Language 104 and above.
The Fine Arts category does not allow studio art courses.
7-8 hours of Science
one course each from the physical and life sciences at least one of which must be a lab course)
Note: The IAI General Education requirements for particular areas may vary. Information about the IAI requirements is described at the IAI Website address www.itransfer.org.
At least one course must meet the State's Human Diversity requirement. The course descriptions on the IAI Website for Humanities, Fine Arts, and Social and Behavioral Sciences include the designations "D" for courses designed to examine aspects of human diversity within the United States and "N" for courses designed to examine aspects of human diversity from a non-Western perspective.
Associate Degree Progress
Fall 2008---WR--CHEM 201-----General Chemistry I-----5.00
Fall 2006---WR--ENGLISH 101--Composition-------------3.00--B
Fall 2006---WR--CIS 101------Intro To CIS------------3.00--B
Fall 2006---WR--CHEM 121-----Basic Chemistry I-------4.00--A
Spring 2006-WR--PHYSICS 236--Engr Phy II Elec & Magn-4.00--F
Fall 2005---WR--PHYSICS 235--Engr Phy I Mech & Wave--4.00--B
Fall 2005---WR--PHIL 108-----Philosophy Of Religion--3.00--F
Fall 2004---WR--ENGLISH 101--Composition-------------3.00--D
Summer 2004-WR--MATH 210-----Differential Equations--3.00--A
Spring 2004-WR--BUSINES 211--Business Law I----------3.00--B
Spring 2004-WR--GEOG 101-----World Geography---------3.00--A
Spring 2004-WR--MATH 209-----Calculus & Anal Geo III-5.00--B
Fall 2003---WR--BUSINES 111--Intro To Business-------3.00--B
Summer 2003-WR--CIS 120------Intro To Microcomps-----3.00--B
Spring 2003-WR--MATH 208-----Calculus & Anal Geom II-5.00--A
Fall 2002---WR--MATH 207-----Calculus & Anal Geom I--5.00--B
Fall 2006---WR--ENGLISH 101--Composition-------------3.00--B
Fall 2006---WR--CIS 101------Intro To CIS------------3.00--B
Fall 2006---WR--CHEM 121-----Basic Chemistry I-------4.00--A
Spring 2006-WR--PHYSICS 236--Engr Phy II Elec & Magn-4.00--F
Fall 2005---WR--PHYSICS 235--Engr Phy I Mech & Wave--4.00--B
Fall 2005---WR--PHIL 108-----Philosophy Of Religion--3.00--F
Fall 2004---WR--ENGLISH 101--Composition-------------3.00--D
Summer 2004-WR--MATH 210-----Differential Equations--3.00--A
Spring 2004-WR--BUSINES 211--Business Law I----------3.00--B
Spring 2004-WR--GEOG 101-----World Geography---------3.00--A
Spring 2004-WR--MATH 209-----Calculus & Anal Geo III-5.00--B
Fall 2003---WR--BUSINES 111--Intro To Business-------3.00--B
Summer 2003-WR--CIS 120------Intro To Microcomps-----3.00--B
Spring 2003-WR--MATH 208-----Calculus & Anal Geom II-5.00--A
Fall 2002---WR--MATH 207-----Calculus & Anal Geom I--5.00--B
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