Mach 101 #2211
Mon 6:10-10:00 pm & Wed 6:40-10:30 pm
MACH 101: Machine Technology I (Manual Machining)
Preq: NONE
Course Description: Machine Technology 101 covers the fundamentals of the machinist trade.

Mach 102 #2215
Mon 6:10-10:00 pm & Wed 6:40-10:30 pm
MACH 102: Machine Technology II (Manual Machining)
Preq: Mach 101
Course Description: MACH 102 is a continuation of the fundamentals of the machinist trade.

Mach 103 #2221
Mon 6:10-10:00 pm & Wed 6:40-10:30 pm
MACH 103: Machine Technology III (Manual Machining)
Preq: Mach 102
Course Description: MACH 103 covers more advanced and complicated operations of machine tools and equipment

Mach 113 #2251
Wed 6:40-11:00 pm
Mach 113: Intermediate Vertical Mill Process
Course Description: MACH 113 is a course that provides specialized training on the engine lather processes

For more information email: jpalma@glendale.edu

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CNC CLASSES: BEGINNING THROUGH ADVANCED

CAM 210 (2203) (G-code programming, Haas mill)
Lec Mon 5:05-6:10 PM online – Lab Wed 4:25-6:30 PM Fri 6:10-10:30 PM in person – 3 Credits
CAM 210 introduces the use of computers in programming numerical control milling machines.

CAM 220 (2205) (G-code programming, Haas lathe)
Lec Mon 5:05-6:10 PM online – Lab Wed 4:25-6:30 PM Fri 6:10-10:30 PM in person – 3 Credits
CAM 220 introduces the use of computers in programming numerical control lathe machines

CAM 230 (2234) (Mastercam programming, Haas mill 2D)
Tue & TH 6:20-10:10 PM in person class including lab – 3 Credits
CAM 230 is a Mastercam mill course that introduces the Mastercam mill interface and uses milling toolpaths to machine 2-Axis Mill parts.

CAM 231 (3044) (Mastercam programming, Haas mill 2D)
Tue & TH 6:20-10:10 PM in person class including lab – 3 Credits
CAM 231 is an advanced Mastercam mill course which covers the advanced programming aspects of CNC milling.

CAM 232 (2247) (CNC Mill CAM Laboratory)
TH 6:20 pm–9:30 PM – 1 Credit
CAM 232 provides practice using computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software on the CNC milling machine.
We use the latest Mastercam & Vericut software and Haas CNC equipment

CAM 240 (2207) (Mastercam programming, Haas CNC lathe)
Tue & TH 6:20-10:10 PM in person class including lab – 3 Credits
CAM 240 is a Mastercam lathe course. Students will be introduced to the Mastercam lathe interface and creating geometry.

CAM 241 (3046) (Mastercam programming, Haas CNC lathe)
Tue & TH 6:20-10:10 PM in person class including lab – 3 Credits
CAM 240 is an advanced Mastercam lathe course. This course will cover the setup aspects of MT_Lathe. Students will learn how to configure the Mastercam workspace, properly orient part geometry, and complete Job Setup.

CAM 242 (3048) (CNC Lathe CAM Laboratory)
Tue 6:20-9:30 PM - 1 Credit
CAM 242 provides practice using computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software on the CNC lathe.

For more information email: jpalma@glendale.edu

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Contact Info: jpalma@glendale.edu
Website: glendale.edu/cam

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Manufacturing Technology

Coming Soon

FALL 2026
Classes start

CNC/CAM CLASSES: BEGINNING THROUGH ADVANCED

We use the latest Mastercam & Vericut software and Haas CNC equipment 

Website Link: GCC CNC

For more information: jpalma@glendale.edu

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COMING SOON

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FOR MORE DETAILS CONTACT JORGE PALMA jpalma@glendale.edu

818-240-1000 Ext. 5561

ENROLLMENT FEES

FINANCIAL AID

FAFSA

SCHOLARSHIPS MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Student must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher and be enrolled in a three unit manufacturing course before applying. These two scholarships provide funds that do not have to be repaid. Below are descriptions and links to scholarships. You must be a registered student to enroll in a scholarship.

THE GENE HAAS SCHOLARSHIP

The Gene Haas Foundation recognizes that the future of manufacturing in the United States – and around the world – depends directly upon the availability of skilled workers. Expanding the pool of skilled workers hinges on recruiting more young people to pursue careers in manufacturing and creating state-of-the-art advanced manufacturing training programs to ensure that graduating students have the skills necessary when they enter the workforce.

One of the primary goals of the Gene Haas Foundation is to provide financial assistance for students interested in manufacturing-based careers. Gene Haas Scholarship is handled through the college scholarship program. Once you are enrolled in a three unit class you can apply for the scholarship. For more information email jpalma@glendale.edu or call 818-240-1000 Ext. 5561

Scholarship Application

California Manufacturing Workforce Foundation Scholarship

Formerly known as the LANTMA Foundation, the California Manufacturing Workforce Foundation’s goal is to aid students toward careers in American manufacturing.

We exist to financially support education in manufacturing careers in the California area.  We provide educational scholarships for the benefit of students enrolled in institutions involved with machinist training as well as other disciplines which are vital in the operation of all sizes of manufacturing companies. You can apply for this scholarship only after you have taken at least a three unit manufacturing class at the college.

California Manufacturing Workforce Foundation Scholarship

Need to find the right direction for your Manufacturing pathway, talk to the Career Education Counseling Team. 

CAREER EDUCATION TEAM

Questions and Answers ......

Do I need to submit a GCC application at the college if I want to enroll in a class?

Yes please view the student enrollment guide

If I am 18 years or older do I need to have a high school diploma to attend manufacturing classes?

No, Manufacturing classes are career education classes which students elect to take they are not mandatory anyone 18 years or older can take them. 

If I am new to manufacturing what class should I take?

Mach 101 is the basic beginners class for a student who knows little to nothing about manufacturing.

If I am working in the manufacturing industry at this moment and have some knowledge of CNC machining do I need to take the basic classes?

No, if you already have hands-on experience in the manufacturing industry and a foundational understanding of CNC machining, you may not need to take the basic classes. However, it depends on the depth of your current knowledge and the specific requirements of the program or certification you're pursuing. We can assess your experience level and place you in a more advanced class.   

Please call 818-240-1000 Ext. 5561 or email me at jpalma@glendale.edu