Manufacturing Technologies

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Manufacturing is one of the state’s key industry clusters. As technology and manufacturing processes become more complex, more and more training is demanded to continue to train not only current workers but also the next generation. Associate’s degree and related training leads to such jobs as electrical and electronics repairs, heat treating equipment operation, mechanical drafting and CAD, machining, mixing and blending machine operation, mechanical engineering/technical, industry machinery mechanics, and welding.

Pathway Advisor:

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Faculty Mentors:

• David Cutler - Welding
• Nicholas Swan - Electrical
• Jesse Moser - Precision Machining
• Peter Zorn - Mechanical Systems, Mechatronics, Robotics

Programs

• Electrical-Electronics Certificate
• Electrical-Electronics, AAAS
• Mechanical Systems Certificate
• Mechanical Systems, AAAS
• Mechatronics Certificate
• Mechatronics, AAAS
• Precision Machine Technology Certificate
• Precision Machine Technology, AAAS
• Robotics and Advanced Manufacturing, AAAS
• Welding Certificate
• Welding, AAAS

• Robotics Elective

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