Public program specifications
See the curriculum promise before enrollment.
Each specification connects a professional audience to technical topics, role maps, learning outcomes, assessment approaches and the limits of the resulting record. Active delivery requirements remain governed by the applicable published program.
CNC Machining
CNC operators, machinists, manufacturing technicians and developing programmers
Connect engineering definition, machine setup, programming literacy, tooling, workholding, probing and measurement into one coherent machining curriculum.
Industrial Assembly
Production assemblers, manufacturing technicians and frontline leads
Create a disciplined assembly curriculum around controlled workstations, tools, drawings, torque, material traceability, standard work and quality evidence.
Fabrication & Forming
Sheet-metal technicians, press-brake operators, welders, additive operators and manufacturing engineers
Organize material identification, cutting, bending, hydroforming, welding and additive methods around drawing requirements and inspection evidence.
Quality, Metrology & Inspection
Quality inspectors, metrology technicians, machinists and manufacturing engineers
Connect drawings, GD&T, measurement systems, CMM inspection, material verification, FAI, nonconformance and SPC into a coherent quality curriculum.
Industrial Automation & Controls
Automation technicians, controls personnel, maintenance technicians and manufacturing engineers
Connect PLCs, sensors, actuators, motor controls, fluid power and robotics into a practical machine-automation curriculum.
Industrial Maintenance & Reliability
Mechanical technicians, multi-craft maintenance personnel and reliability professionals
Build a maintenance pathway around tools, mechanical drives, alignment, fluid power, sensors, electrical troubleshooting and condition monitoring.
Avionics & Electrical Assembly
Wire-harness assemblers, avionics technicians, electronics assemblers and quality personnel
Organize harness construction, connector assembly, crimping, bonding, soldering, ESD and configuration control into a disciplined electrical-assembly curriculum.
Specification status: these pages describe the public curriculum architecture and intended assessment model. They do not guarantee that every topic is delivered as a standalone module at all times. Enrollment, active content, assessment requirements and any completion or certification record are governed by the applicable published program and learner relationship.