Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MET)

The Associate of Science in Manufacturing Engineering Technology degree program provides students with the opportunity for hands-on experience necessary for employment as a technician in the manufacturing environment.

This is a flexible program that allows students to develop a program of study, with faculty approval, that meets their individual career goals. The curriculum primarily covers computer aided drafting, basics in machining, CNC (computer numerical control), CAM (computer assisted manufacturing), and materials. Students also have the opportunity to select nine credit hours from approved elective courses that span a wide array of topics.
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For more information about the Engineering Technology department including degree options, course requirements, facilities, faculty, student projects, and more, please visit Engineering Technology Department

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