Manufacturing Engineering Technologies Certificate

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, students will be able to:

• Evaluate and communicate design goals, constraints, and methodology within the engineering fields of discipline.
• Evaluate, construct, and utilize design models to identify and solve problems related to project management.
• Implement engineering design methodology to predict both primary and alternative solutions.
• Evaluate and solve engineering problems related to course content.
• Articulate and justify both technical considerations and solutions through oral, written, and graphical communication methods in engineering problems.
• Effectively solve problems in teams.
• Demonstrate an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility in the field of engineering.

Program Requirements: (21 Credits)

• ENGR 111 - Introduction to Engineering Credits: 3
• ENGR 121 - Engineering Graphics Credits: 3
• ENGR 260 - Mechanical Engineering Design Credits: 2
• ENGR 260L - Mechanical Engineering Design Lab Credits: 2
• MATT 113 - Manufacture Safety and Measure Credits: 1
• MATT 114 - Introduction to Lathes Credits: 2
• MATT 115L - Introduction to Mills Credits: 1
• MATT 116L - Introduction to Supporting Machine Tools and Principles Credits: 1
• MATT 117 - Introduction to Materials for Machining Credits: 1
• MATT 119L - Introduction to Non-Traditional Machining Credits: 1
• MATT 154 - Introduction to CNC Programming Credits: 2
• MATT 155 - Introduction to Computer Numeric Control Mills Credits: 2

Note:

See First-Year Student Success Course Requirement .

Total 21 Credits Min.