Manufacturing Technology

Manufacturing and Technology is a field of study designed to prepare technically oriented individuals for employment in industries such as industrial and automotive manufacturing, equipment technology and maintenance, tool and die maintenance, biomedical equipment technology, industrial and commercial electronics, and computer aided drafting/design (CADD). Manufacturing and Technology offers seven options that cover these areas: (1) Industrial Technology, (2) Biomedical Equipment Technology (3) Tool and Die Technology, (4) Automotive/Automated Manufacturing, (5) Electronics, (6) Computer Aided Drafting/Design (CADD). Electives allow those students to pursue Advanced Welding, and CNC Machining competencies.

Check with your four-year institution for the transferability of courses in this program. This program is not specifically designed to transfer to a four-year institution.

Automotive/Automated Manufacturing

Automotive Manufacturing Technology is the field of study designed to prepare students for employment in automotive manufacturing and the industries that support automotive manufacturing. The Automotive Manufacturing Technology degree focuses on the skills needed for the high-tech processes associated with modern manufacturing. Upon graduation, students will have the skills and training needed to work in the automotive field. Topics include: Computer Aided Drafting, Electronics, Fluid Power, Automotive Fundamentals, Robotics, Programmable Logic Controllers, and others approved by an advisor. Upon completion of the required classes, the student will be awarded an Associates in Applied Science in Automotive Manufacturing Technology.

Check with your four-year institution for the transferability of courses in this program. This program is not specifically designed to transfer to a four-year institution.