91制片厂

91制片厂
Manufacturing Technology

Associate in Applied Science

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Earn your degree in advanced manufacturing technology

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  • Mechatronics/automation
  • Precision machining
  • Metal fabrication
  • Supply chain management

Prepare for a career in the modern manufacturing world with this AAS degree program, which will teach you how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain high-tech manufacturing equipment. Choose from four specializations in mechatronics/automation, precision machining, metal fabrication and supply chain management.

Learn a variety of skills, including manufacturing and safety, inventory management, demand planning, welding, advanced blueprint reading, manufacturing processes, prints and schematics, properties of materials, industrial electronics maintenance and more. All courses are taught by skilled instructors who are experts in the manufacturing technology field.

At 91制片厂, you鈥檒l get hands-on experience working with and programming state-of-the-art manufacturing machinery. You may be eligible to graduate debt-free and with guaranteed employment through the CNC Precision Machining Apprenticeship.

A.A.S. degree program plans and outcomes

The Associate in Applied Science in Advanced Manufacturing Technology offers specializations in Mechatronics/Automation, Precision Machining, Metal Fabrication, Supply Chain Management. Students may complete ONE specialization (click to expand):

This 60 credit-hour Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students for employment with companies that have implemented team-oriented design, production, quality and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment. American manufacturers are increasingly using high-tech equipment that involves multiple integrated systems. It is critical that these companies be able to recruit and employ individuals who know how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain this high-tech equipment.

This sequenced degree plan is one of four options that students may pursue to earn the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. While there are multiple specializations, this particular degree can be awarded only once.

Program Overview

This 60 credit-hour Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students for employment with companies that have implemented team-oriented design, production, quality and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment. American manufacturers are increasingly using high-tech equipment that involves multiple integrated systems. It is critical that these companies be able to recruit and employ individuals who know how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain this high-tech equipment.

This sequenced degree plan is one of four options that students may pursue to earn the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. While there are multiple specializations, this particular degree can be awarded only once.

NumberCourse TitleCredits
First Semester
MFT 1024
MFT 1042
MFT 1083
MFT 1092
MTH 10013
Hours14
Second Semester
ELT 1104
ELT 1202
ENG 1013
MFT 1192
Technical electives 25
Hours16
Third Semester
+6
ELT 1352
ELT 1402
ELT 1432
ELT 1452
Hours14
Fourth Semester
+3
ELT 1442
ELT 2154
ELT 2404
Technical elective 23
Hours16
Total Hours60
1

Students make take MTH听100听or higher.

2

Select courses not listed as required that have one of the following prefixes: ELT, MFT, MNT, SCM, or WLD.

+

At least one of the AAS General Education electives must meet the World Cultures and Diversity graduation requirement. See full list of .

Program learning outcomes

Upon completion of the AAS in Advanced Manufacturing Technology, students should:

  • Be familiar with the types of careers in manufacturing.
  • Recognize and maintain a safe manufacturing workplace.
  • Be able to explain the key elements of a quality system.
  • Identify the major components of the production process.
  • Understand the various processes used in manufacturing.
  • Understand basic measurement in manufacturing and geometric dimensioning and tolerance.
  • Read basic drawings for manufacturing.
  • Identify the key elements of production and production planning.
  • Identify how tools and equipment are used in manufacturing.
  • Explain the purpose of preventive and predictive maintenance.
  • Understand the career ladder available for them in manufacturing.
  • Be skilled and knowledgeable in electronic control systems, programmable logic controllers, infrared emitters and detectors, laser systems, and automated robotic systems.
  • Be familiar with and understand how they can personally impact lean manufacturing on the job.

This 60 credit-hour Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students for employment with companies that have implemented team-oriented design, production, quality and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment. American manufacturers are increasingly using high-tech equipment that involves multiple integrated systems. It is critical that these companies be able to recruit and employ individuals who know how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain this high-tech equipment.

This sequenced degree plan is one of four options that students may pursue to earn the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. While there are multiple specializations, this particular degree can be awarded only once.

Program Overview

This 60 credit-hour Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students for employment with companies that have implemented team-oriented design, production, quality and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment. American manufacturers are increasingly using high-tech equipment that involves multiple integrated systems. It is critical that these companies be able to recruit and employ individuals who know how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain this high-tech equipment.

This sequenced degree plan is one of four options that students may pursue to earn the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. While there are multiple specializations, this particular degree can be awarded only once.

NumberCourse TitleCredits
First Semester
MFT 1024
MFT 1053
MFT 1323
MFT 1343
MTH 10013
Hours16
Second Semester
ENG 1013
MFT 1203
MFT 1213
MFT 1403
Technical elective 23
Hours15
Third Semester
+3
MFT 1234
MFT 1254
MFT 2103
Hours14
Fourth Semester
+6
MFT 1284
MFT 2203
Technical elective 22
Hours15
Total Hours60
1

Students may take MTH听100听or higher.

2

Select courses not listed as required that have one of the following prefixes: ELT, MFT, MNT, SCM, or WLD

+

At least one of the AAS General Education electives must meet the World Cultures and Diversity graduation requirement. See full list of .

Program learning outcomes

Upon completion of the AAS in Advanced Manufacturing Technology, students should:

  • Be familiar with the types of careers in manufacturing.
  • Recognize and maintain a safe manufacturing workplace.
  • Be able to explain the key elements of a quality system.
  • Identify the major components of the production process.
  • Understand the various processes used in manufacturing.
  • Understand basic measurement in manufacturing and geometric dimensioning and tolerance.
  • Read basic drawings for manufacturing.
  • Identify the key elements of production and production planning.
  • Identify how tools and equipment are used in manufacturing.
  • Explain the purpose of preventive and predictive maintenance.
  • Understand the career ladder available for them in manufacturing.
  • Be skilled and knowledgeable in CNC and conventional mills, lathes, and turning centers.
  • Be familiar with and understand how they can personally impact lean manufacturing on the job.

This 61 credit-hour Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students for employment with companies that have implemented team-oriented design, production, quality and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment. American manufacturers are increasingly using high-tech equipment that involves multiple integrated systems. It is critical that these companies be able to recruit and employ individuals who know how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain this high-tech equipment.

This sequenced degree plan is one of four options that students may pursue to earn the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. While there are multiple specializations, this particular degree can be awarded only once.

Program Overview

This 61 credit-hour Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students for employment with companies that have implemented team-oriented design, production, quality and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment. American manufacturers are increasingly using high-tech equipment that involves multiple integrated systems. It is critical that these companies be able to recruit and employ individuals who know how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain this high-tech equipment.

This sequenced degree plan is one of four options that students may pursue to earn the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. While there are multiple specializations, this particular degree can be awarded only once.

NumberCourse TitleCredits
First Semester
MFT 1024
MFT 1042
MFT 1083
MFT 1092
MTH 10013
Hours14
Second Semester
+6
MFT 1192
MFT 1343
WLD 1103
WLD 2103
Hours17
Third Semester
ENG 1013
WLD 2114
WLD 2124
WLD 2403
Hours14
Fourth Semester
+6
WLD 2252
WLD 2454
WLD 2504
Hours16
Total Hours61
1

Students may take MTH听100听or higher.

+

At least one of the AAS General Education electives must meet the World Cultures and Diversity graduation requirement. See full list of .

Program learning outcomes

Upon completion of the AAS in Advanced Manufacturing Technology, students should:

  • Be familiar with the types of careers in manufacturing.
  • Recognize and maintain a safe manufacturing workplace.
  • Be able to explain the key elements of a quality system.
  • Identify the major components of the production process.
  • Understand the various processes used in manufacturing.
  • Understand basic measurement in manufacturing and geometric dimensioning and tolerance.
  • Read basic drawings for manufacturing.
  • Identify the key elements of production and production planning.
  • Identify how tools and equipment are used in manufacturing.
  • Explain the purpose of preventive and predictive maintenance.
  • Understand the career ladder available for them in manufacturing.
  • Be skilled and knowledgeable in arc, oxy-acetylene, mig, and tig welding.
  • Be familiar with and understand how they can personally impact lean manufacturing on the job.

This 60 credit-hour Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students for employment with companies that have implemented team-oriented design, production, quality and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment. American manufacturers are increasingly using high-tech equipment that involves multiple integrated systems. It is critical that these companies be able to recruit and employ individuals who know how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain this high-tech equipment.

This sequenced degree plan is one of four options that students may pursue to earn the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. While there are multiple specializations, this particular degree can be awarded only once.

Program Overview

This 60 credit-hour Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for the modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students for employment with companies that have implemented team-oriented design, production, quality and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment. American manufacturers are increasingly using high-tech equipment that involves multiple integrated systems. It is critical that these companies be able to recruit and employ individuals who know how to operate, troubleshoot and maintain this high-tech equipment.

This sequenced degree plan is one of four options that students may pursue to earn the Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree. While there are multiple specializations, this particular degree can be awarded only once.

NumberCourse TitleCredits
First Semester
MFT 1024
MFT 1042
MFT 1083
MFT 1092
MTH 10013
Hours14
Second Semester
+3
ENG 1013
SCM 1013
SCM 1223
SCM 1263
Hours15
Third Semester
+6
SCM 1203
SCM 2263
Technical elective 23
Hours15
Fourth Semester
MFT 1192
SCM 1233
SCM 1243
SCM 1253
Technical electives 25
Hours16
Total Hours60
1

Students may take MTH听100听or higher.

+

At least one of the AAS General Education electives must meet the World Cultures and Diversity graduation requirement. See full list of .

2

Select courses not listed as required that have one of the following prefixes: ELT, MFT, MNT, SCM or WLD.

Program learning outcomes

Upon completion of the AAS in Advanced Manufacturing Technology, students should:

  • Be familiar with the types of careers in manufacturing.
  • Recognize and maintain a safe manufacturing workplace.
  • Be able to explain the key elements of a quality system.
  • Identify the major components of the production process.
  • Understand the various processes used in manufacturing.
  • Understand basic measurement in manufacturing and geometric dimensioning and tolerance.
  • Read basic drawings for manufacturing.
  • Identify the key elements of production and production planning.
  • Identify how tools and equipment are used in manufacturing.
  • Explain the purpose of preventive and predictive maintenance.
  • Understand the career ladder available for them in manufacturing.
  • Be skilled and knowledgeable with planning, inventory control, production control, purchasing, receiving, and distribution.
  • Be familiar with and understand how they can personally impact lean manufacturing on the job.

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