The course sequence and content provides the quantitative, written 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. In addition to serv- ing as a valuable career-building credential, the program allows continuation of studies in the A.S. Engineering Technology Manufacturing program.
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 |
| ENG-101 | Composition I | 3 |
| COM-107 | Introduction to Oral Communication in Business | 3 |
| ENT-136 | Interpreting Engineering Drawings II | 4 |
| ENT-152 | Advanced Manufacturing | 4 |
| Total Credit Hours: | 28 |
Additional Requirements
Demonstrated college-level skills in reading & writing
Minimum Cumulative Average
| Overall |
2.000 |
| Program requirements |
2.000 |
Gainful Employment Disclosure 2019
Below you'll find program costs, student loan debt, graduation rates, and jobs associated with this program.
Program Name: Applied Manufacturing Technology Certificate
This program is designed to be completed in: one (1) year.
Costs for this program if completed within normal timeframe:
- $6,384 in-state tuition and fees
- $6,780 New England/New York resident tuition and fees
- $12,936 out-of-state tuition and fees
- $1,400 estimated books and supplies
- $1,792 estimated transportation
There may be additional costs to consider such as reduced income if you will be cutting back on work hours, child care, room, board, and general living expenses while enrolled.
Loan debt of the typical graduate of this program: As fewer than 10 students completed this program within normal time, median indebtedness is being withheld to preserve their confidentiality.
Program meets licensure requirements in Massachusetts.
For more information about graduation rates, loan repayment rates, and post-enrollment earnings about this institution and other postsecondary institutions, please see: https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/