Gateway Community & Technical College - Manufacturing Engineering Technology

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Manufacturing Engineering Technology

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Manufacturing Engineering Technology

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology degree enables students to build a career in manufacturing. It is focused on producing graduates to work as engineering technicians and first-line supervisors in manufacturing firms. The degree provides a broad foundation across many facets of shop floor expertise complemented by knowledge in design and project coordination.

Graduates will be able to lead projects across multiple disciplines in manufacturing firms. They will have the background to coordinate projects to design, build, install and improve industrial equipment and machinery and manufacturing processes in manufacturing firms. They will possess an understanding of manufacturing operations and possess the interpersonal skills to lead work groups. They will be able to work in almost any manufacturing setting from discrete manufacturing such as machine, injection molding and sheet metal shops to continuous flow and assembly line operations such as in the food processing and automotive industries.

The program can be completed in two years, if the student is enrolled full-time, and consists of 28-30 hours of general education courses, 34 hours of manufacturing engineering technology core requirements and 6-8 credit hours of electives.

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Note:

Curriculum in the KCTCS system is constantly being reviewed, improved and updated to ensure quality and relevance. Exact course requirements will be provided by a program advisor at an advising session or upon enrollment. Courses listed in this document are representative, but not binding on Gateway Community and Technical College.



	GCTC Programs Accreditation Online application Program costs Request Information Vision, Values, Mission Transfer Degrees Air Conditioning Technology Automotive Technology Business Studies Accounting Technology Business Administration Medical Information Technology Office Systems Technology Collision Repair Technology Computer Aided Drafting & Design Cosmetology Criminal Justice Diesel Technology Education General Occupationa/ Technical Studies Health and Wellness Technology Health Information Technology Information Technology Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education Machine Tool Technology Manufacturing Engineering Technology Medical Administrative Services Medical Assisting Manufacturing Industrial Technology (MIT): Electrical Technology Industrial Maintenance Technology Nursing Plumbing Technology Practical Nursing Visual Communication: Advertising and Design Multimedia Welding Technology	Manufacturing Engineering Technology Description The Manufacturing Engineering Technology degree enables students to build a career in manufacturing. It is focused on producing graduates to work as engineering technicians and first-line supervisors in manufacturing firms. The degree provides a broad foundation across many facets of shop floor expertise complemented by knowledge in design and project coordination. Graduates will be able to lead projects across multiple disciplines in manufacturing firms. They will have the background to coordinate projects to design, build, install and improve industrial equipment and machinery and manufacturing processes in manufacturing firms. They will possess an understanding of manufacturing operations and possess the interpersonal skills to lead work groups. They will be able to work in almost any manufacturing setting from discrete manufacturing such as machine, injection molding and sheet metal shops to continuous flow and assembly line operations such as in the food processing and automotive industries. The program can be completed in two years, if the student is enrolled full-time, and consists of 28-30 hours of general education courses, 34 hours of manufacturing engineering technology core requirements and 6-8 credit hours of electives. Program Options Associate of Applied Science Degree Click here to show/hide Degree requirements. Click here to print Degree requirements. Degree requirements MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY General Education REQUIRED COURSES COM 181 Basic Public Speaking 3 OR COM 252 Introduction to Interpersonal Communications (3) ENG 101 Writing I 3 ENG 102 Writing II 3 MT 150 College Algebra 3 MT 155 Trigonometry 3 MA 113 Calculus I 4 OR MA 123 Elementary Calculus (3) PHY 211 General Physics with Lab 5 OR PH 171 Applied Physics (4) PY 110 General Psychology 3 Heritage / Humanities 3 Subtotal 28-30 hours Core REQUIRED COURSES: BA 160 Introduction to Business 3 COE 199 Cooperative Education 3 DFT 122 Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting 4 ENGT 110 Circuits I 3 AND ENGT 111 Circuits I Lab I 1 AND ENGT 113 Circuits I Lab II 1 ET 201 Statics and Strengths of Materials 4 MFG 145 Manufacturing Processes 3 OR MTT 110 Fundamentals of Machine Tools A (3) MFG 256 Production Management 3 MFG 290 Manufacturing Capstone 3 QMS 101 Introduction to Quality Systems 3 QMS 240 Statistics for Quality I 3 Subtotal 34 hours Technical Electives REQUIRED COURSES: Any 200-level course with the following prefix: BA, EET, ET, MA, MFG, MT, QMS or any MTT course beyond MT 110 or any ENGT course beyond ENGT 110/111/113 or any DFT course beyond DFT 122. Subtotal 6-8 hours Total Credits 68-72 hours Certificates Click here to show/hide Certificate requirements. Click here to print Certificate requirements. Certificate requirements INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES General Education REQUIRED COURSES MT 150 College Algebra 3 MT 155 Trigonometry 3 Subtotal 6 hours Core REQUIRED COURSES DFT 122 Introduction to Computer-Aided Drafting 4 ENGT 110 Circuits I 3 AND ENGT 111 Circuits I Lab 1 1 AND ENGT 113 Circuits I Lab 2 1 ET 201 Statics and Strengths of Materials 4 MFG 145 Manufacturing Processes 3 OR MTT 110 Fundamentals of Machine Tools A (3) Subtotal 16 hours Total 22 hours QUALITY CONTROL General Education REQUIRED COURSES COM 181 Basic Public Speaking 3 OR COM 252 Introduction to Interpersonal Communications (3) MT 150 College Algebra 3 Subtotal 6 hours Core REQUIRED COURSES DFT 122 Introduction to Computer-Aided Drafting 4 MTT 118 Metrology and Control Charts 3 QMS 101 Introduction to Quality Systems 3 QMS 220 Quality Audits 3 QMS 240 Statistics for Quality I 3 Subtotal 16 hours Total 22 hours MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS General Education REQUIRED COURSES COM 181 Basic Public Speaking 3 OR COM 252 Introduction to Interpersonal Communications (3) MT 150 College Algebra 3 Subtotal 6 hours Core REQUIRED COURSES BA 160 Introduction to Business 3 MFG 256 Production Management 3 QMS 101 Introduction to Quality Systems 3 QMS 240 Statistics for Quality I 3 Subtotal 12 hours Total 18 hours Employment Opportunities Click here to see the annual estimated program costs in addition to the cost of tuition. Job Outlook Please consult the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Outlook Handbook for the current job outlook. SALARY Look up the median annual base salary In Northern Kentucky for occupations related to this program at www.Salary.com Note: Curriculum in the KCTCS system is constantly being reviewed, improved and updated to ensure quality and relevance. Exact course requirements will be provided by a program advisor at an advising session or upon enrollment. Courses listed in this document are representative, but not binding on Gateway Community and Technical College.

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Manufacturing Engineering Technology

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