Applied Manufacturing Technical Skills (Certificate)

Program Advisor: Gary Bradway

The course sequence and content provides the quantitative and technical skills required for entry-level positions in manufacturing, and is also an option for individuals currently working in the field and wishing to update their skills to current technologies. Though most of the curriculum will be taught on campus, the hands-on technical courses will be offered at state-of-the-art industrial laboratories at regional vocational schools and possibly local manufacturing facilities.

Expected Outcomes

Graduates of this program should be able to:

Demonstrate the educational and technical skills to enter the workforce or continue their education at baccalaureate institutions;
Apply the technical knowledge and problem solving skills required in their chosen area;
Accurately use test equipment;
Use both manual and automated machinery in various manufacturing processes;
Develop a commitment to quality timelines and continuous improvement of the manufacturing process;
Demonstrate competence in collaboration with individuals and teams of multicultural and multidisciplinary backgrounds;
Communicate clearly and coherently in written, oral and graphical forms; and
Appreciate the need for continued professional development and lifelong learning.

Graduation Requirements

To earn a certificate in this program, a student must complete all program credits, plus the following Additional Requirements.

Program Courses

ENM-125	Technical Mathematics I	3
ENM-126	Technical Mathematics II	3
ENT-135	Interpreting Engineering Drawings I	4
ENT-136	Interpreting Engineering Drawings II	4
ENT-151	Introduction to Manufacturing	4
ENT-152	Advanced Manufacturing	4
Total Credit Hours:		22