FESTO Certificate

Manufacturing Track

Engineering & Industrial Automation

Location

On-Campus

Duration

96 Contact hours - 3 weeks

Credential

FESTO Certificate

Location

On-Campus

Language

English
(Arabic Support)

Program overview

The Manufacturing Track is part of the FESTO Professional Certificate programs, each built around a specialized industrial technology. Over 96 contact hours, you'll build practical, job-ready skills in modern manufacturing technologies, from CNC machining fundamentals to advanced programming and industrial robotics.

Why Choose a FESTO Professional Certificate?

Specialized learning pathways aligned with industrial technology areas.

96 contact hours of focused technical development.

Practical training designed to strengthen workplace-ready competencies.

Suitable for engineers, technicians, graduates, and professionals seeking deeper specialization.

What Will You Learn

CNC machining fundamentals

Advanced CNC programming

Industrial robotics

How these technologies work together in modern manufacturing

Curriculum

Courses

Brief history of the ISO G-Code language: the beginning, the actual state, the industrial point.
Principles of ISO G-Code programming.
Organization of a single instruction and the complete structure of a Block.
Description of the words set: N, G, F, S, F, T, M.
Syntax of the ISO G-Code words for Milling and Turning machines according to SIEMENS.
Systems of Coordinates: Absolutes and Relatives, Cartesians or Polars.
Machine coordinate system and user coordinate system.
Set-up of the machine for the required job.
Tool path: kind of paths and its control.
Technological parameters.
Structure of an NC program.
Samples according to SIEMENS Sinumerik810/840D.

Brief introduction about the ISO G-Code language for advanced programs: tool compensations, coordinate system management, main and sub-program, cycles.
Principles of ISO G-Code SIEMENS Sinumerik810/840D structured program.
Set of instructions for tool length and radius compensation for lathe and milling machines.
How to start and how to close the tool compensation inside an NC program.
The User Coordinates System: how to set and how to change it inside a program.
How to write a main program and how to write a sub-program.
The combination of main and sub-programs for repeating a job for an exact number of items; how to call a sub-program.
The combination of main, sub-programs, and User Coordinate Systems.
The set of cycles included for Milling operations.
The set of cycles included for Turning operations.
Samples according to SIEMENS Sinumerik810/840D.

Robot applications in the industry now and in the future
Different types of Robots
Part systems of an Industrial Robot
Handling of the 3D simulation program CIROS
Renumber the existing position numbers
Plan, edit and test projects using CIROS
Handling of the online software version
Teach in and renumber of the existing positions
Test the simulated projects on the real Robot

Who Is This For

Built for Hands-On Learners Ready to Specialize

This track is for students, graduates, and professionals who want focused, practical skills in modern manufacturing. In just three weeks, you'll gain hands-on experience with CNC machines and industrial robots used in today's production environments.

Engineering Students & Graduates

Learners who want practical, certified skills to stand out and start a career in manufacturing.

Technicians

Technicians who want to build their CNC and robotics skills and work with modern equipment more confidently.

Industry Professionals

Professionals in manufacturing, maintenance, or production who want structured specialization in manufacturing technologies.

48,600 EGP

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75% Discount

Outside NU Students

70% Discount

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