#MAC OFFER FOR SUMMER 2017 MANUAL#
#MAC OFFER FOR SUMMER 2017 MAC#

Last day for undergraduate students to drop below 12 hours.* Last day for ALL students to drop a course without a W grade.* Last day for tuition refunds due to dropping a course or changing from credit to audit. (After this day, please contact the instructor in order to add a class.) Census DateĬensus Date/Official Enrollment Date: Last day to add a course with permission of instructor. MyPack Portal closes for adds at 11:59 p.m. Last day to add a course without permission of instructor. ( Back to Top) Last Day To Add Without Permission Schedule for 2022 Fall term published Shopping Cart opens Last day to drop a course without a W grade (8-week 2 classes only) Thanksgiving Holiday (No classes University closed Thursday & Friday) Schedule for 2022 Spring and Summer terms published Shopping Cart opens

#MAC OFFER FOR SUMMER 2017 MAC#

The MAC Makerspace encourages makers of all ages to be creative and use their hands through new and emerging technology.Last day to add a course without permission Equipped with a laser, 3D printers, woodworking and a soft textiles area. When open, it offers small business development and courses taught by Swanson School of Engineering staff, Institute for Entrepreneurial Excellence and experts in the field. The MAC Makerspace: The MAC Makerspace is currently closed for in facility use.

#MAC OFFER FOR SUMMER 2017 MANUAL#

In addition to the formal classroom space, the MAC's machining lab has manual lathes, manual mills, drill presses, precision surface grinders, as well as HAAS Mills and a MAZAK Turning Center. containing 2 classroom spaces with dedicated computers for classwork. Machinist Training: The MAC's facility is 9,000 sq.

Looking to upscale your workforce, please email us at. Interested in learning about a machining/advanced manufacturing, or a company Mandatory quarantine is lifted, the facility will reopen to allow you toĬomplete the hands on portion of your course.

As a MAC student, you willīe given the opportunity to take part of your classes online. However, we are continuing to recruit and virtuallyĮngage students looking to progress in their career. Machining classes are now being offered online, limiting physicalĬontact. Steps to protect the health of our students, staff, and community. University of Pittsburgh’s Manufacturing Assistance Center (MAC) has taken The MAC is a true success story of what happens when a university invests in theĬommunity and America’s workforce. In addition to technical education, the MAC operates a makerspace for the community, offering educational programmingįor schools and small business development services through PantherlabWorks, an initiative of the University of Pittsburgh’s Institute for Entrepreneurial Excellence. In 2017, the MAC relocated to a state-of-the-art facility in Homewood and has become a technology engagement center for the community. The MAC helps students master the technical skills that employers are seek. As a resource of the IndustrialĮngineering Department of the Swanson School of Engineering, the MAC provides quality training opportunities in an atmosphere where innovation meets advanced technology. The MAC trains individuals and professionals in precision manufacturing, CNC programming and CAD/CAM technologies. Since 1994, the University of Pittsburgh’s ManufacturingĪssistance Center (MAC) has connected thousands of people with meaningful careers in manufacturing.

Mac offer for summer 2017