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Manufacturing Engineering Technology-Associate in Applied Science

This curriculum is designed to prepare the student for a career in the fields of manufacturing and production technology. Positions in a conventional machine shop and/or a Computer Numerical Control shop can be attainable by program graduates. This is an occupational program typically not designed to transfer; however, this program has been articulated to some senior institutions. Please contact a counselor for specific details.

This is a NIMS Certified program.

Required Courses

First Semester

DRAF 160Machining Graphics

3
DRAF 166Intro to Autocad

3
MATT 133Technical Mathematics I

4
MFRG 160Basic Machining

3
ENGL 101Rhetoric and Composition I

3
Total Credit Hours:16
ENGL 101 can be substituted with ENGL 121.

Second Semester

MFRG 161MacHining II

3
MFRG 168CNC Setup & Operations

4
CBUS 150Business Computer Systems

3
DRAF 266Applied Autocad

3
Total Credit Hours:13

Third Semester

MFRG 162Machine Tools III

3
MFRG 169Intro to CNC Programming

4
DRAF 162Technology in Advanced Manufacturing

3
INFO 245Employment Seminar

1
ENGL 122Technical Communication

3
Total Credit Hours:17

Fourth Semester

MFRG 100Industrial Safety (osha 30 Hour)

3
MFRG 170Applied Cnc Programming

4
MFRG 280CAD/CAM

3
Social Science Elective
Technical Elective

3
Total Credit Hours:16

Technical Elective

DRAF 276Advanced Autocad Applications

3
MFRG 163Machine Tools IV

3
MFRG 285S.O.E. Industrial

3
WELD 180Structural Welding

4

Total Credit Hours: 65

For Associate in Applied Science degree, in addition to 3 hours in Communications and 3 hours in Science or Math, the student must complete an additional 9 hours of General Education coursework from any General Education category.