Manufacturing Technology – Advanced Manufacturing Specialization Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS)

The Manufacturing Technology – Advanced Manufacturing Specialization Associate of Applied Science degree will prepare students as technicians for the local manufacturing industry. Students gain knowledge and skills in quality control, computer-aided design, automated manufacturing, electronics, programmable logic controllers(PLCs), CNC machines, pneumatics, and schematic and blueprint reading. Hands-on lab activities are a major part of the instruction.

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Manufacturing, Automation, and Robotics Technology Specialization – Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS)

The Manufacturing, Automation, and Robotics Technology specialization trains students to install, operate, maintain and troubleshoot equipment used in manufacturing environments. Core skills are electric circuits, semiconductor devices, and microprocessor controls. Specialization is enhanced through electives. Available electives are electromechanical systems, including PLCs, data acquisition (including NI LabView), industrial robots, and semiconductor manufacturing processes.

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Manufacturing Technology – Medical Devices Technology Specialization Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS)

The Manufacturing Technology – Medical Devices Technology Specialization Associate of Applied Science degree will prepare students as technicians for the local manufacturing industry. Students gain knowledge and skills in quality control, computer-aided design, automated manufacturing, electronics, programmable logic controllers(PLCs), CNC machines, pneumatics, and schematic and blueprint reading. Hands-on lab activities are a major part of the instruction.

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To receive an Associate of Applied Science degree, students must:

(a) make a minimum grade of C in all required electronic, math, and science courses and

(b) have an overall GPA of 2.0 or greater.