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Machine Technology Web Sites
These are some websites we think you'll find useful:
Transform theoretical concepts into tangible realities in the Engineering Design Technology program. Train to enter the commercial architecture field, mastering CAD and manual drafting techniques. Students also gain practical experience in structural detailing and site planning, essential for today’s construction industry.
The industrial engineering program prepares students for a robust career in industrial environments such as food and beverage production. This hands-on program covers various skills, from electrical troubleshooting to programmable logic controls.
The two-year Machining Technologies program gives students the skills and hands-on experience to work in machine shops or manufacturing facilities. Students will learn to apply math, read blueprints, the properties of metals, and other practical skills. They will apply inspection techniques and machining processes and procedures in a modern shop equipped with lathes and vertical and horizontal Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines.
The Mechatronics program is designed to prepare students for a career in automation, robotics, or aerospace. The curriculum offers hands-on training in mechanical, electrical, and computer science technologies, preparing students for high-demand roles at leading companies.