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Nov 21, 2024
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2022-23 Catalog
Manufacturing Engineering Technology, A.S.*
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Program Design
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology associate degree program is designed to be a broad-based engineering technology transfer program that provides a foundation of mathematics and basic science, integrated with program components focusing on introductory manufacturing technology and general education. The program emphasizes the application of mathematics and principles of engineering science to technical manufacturing in order to prepare students for transfer to baccalaureate programs in engineering technology with a manufacturing engineering focus, such as the MET program at CCSU. The program also prepares students for employment opportunities in entry and second-level positions in manufacturing and industrial technology fields requiring a combination of technical preparation and a strong general education background. The program also enhances the science background of those who already employed in the relevant field but do not possess a degree.
College of Technology-Technology Pathway Program
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program provides for direct entry into baccalaureate industrial and engineering technology programs. Upon successful completion of the program, MCC graduates in this field may continue on with a full two years of credit towards a baccalaureate degree in manufacturing engineering technology or industrial technology at Central Connecticut State University.
Curriculum
Students may enroll in this program full- or part-time. Courses are offered during day and evening hours. Preparation for the Manufacturing Engineering Technology program includes a high school diploma or equivalent with one year of physics and two years of mathematics, including Algebra I and Algebra II. For students not prepared for the required mathematics and English courses, MCC offers a wide range of developmental and preparatory courses.
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Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all Manufacturing Engineering Technology degree program requirements, graduates will
- Demonstrate team-oriented human skills that permit effective participation in multicultural work and social environments.
- Apply appropriate mathematical and scientific principles to manufacturing applications.
- Demonstrate proficiency in engineering fundamentals to analyze manufacturing engineering problems and make appropriate decisions.
- Assist in the design process to meet effective production objectives.
- Possess knowledge of engineering materials and be able to demonstrate competency in their selection and utilization.
- Apply knowledge and skills to develop, interpret and select appropriate manufacturing processes.
- Maintain a practical knowledge of state-of-the-art hardware and software in support of manufacturing systems.
- Be aware of and use available information and data sources in support of the manufacturing systems.
- Apply skills and knowledge to effectively and efficiently plan, organize, implement, measure and control manufacturing processes.
- Demonstrate a thorough knowledge and understanding of engineering graphics as well as conventional drafting practices, such as orthographic and isometric projection, section, detail, auxiliary views and descriptive geometry, as well as geometric dimensioning and tolerancing basics.
- Demonstrate a high level of proficiency in the use of state-of-the-art computer-aided design (CAD) software and be able to respond positively to continuous software revisions and upgrades.
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of two-dimensional and isometric CAD concepts, procedures and applications.
- Apply knowledge of computer applications in integrating computer-aided manufacturing, computer numerical control, CAD, spreadsheets, graphs and word processing for manufacturing engineering, and technology documentation and support purposes.
In addition, the graduate will complete the comprehensive learning outcomes identified with the General Education Core. Manufacturing Engineering Technology Requirements
Total Minimum Credits Required: 60
Notes:
Becoming Connecticut State Community College
STUDENTS: The Community Colleges are undergoing a merger with a plan to become Connecticut State Community College in fall 2023; please work closely with your advisor/program coordinator to select your courses accordingly. See below for more detail about this exciting transition!
Becoming Connecticut State Community College
A merger of Connecticut’s 12 community colleges is underway. Connecticut State Community College (CT State), a statewide college comprised of all Connecticut’s current community college locations, plans to open its doors in the Fall 2023. Here are some important facts students need to know:
- the final commencement ceremony for Manchester Community College is scheduled for May 2023. Ceremonies will continue to be held at each location as campuses of CT State.
- as a part of the planned merger, students continuing their studies beyond summer term 2023 will be matched with the CT State program that most closely aligns with their Spring 2023 major and is offered at the Manchester location,
- students who begin an Associate degree program in January 2023 will complete their degree at the merged college, Connecticut State Community College,
- in all cases, the College is committed to students completing their education with a minimum of disruption and staying in touch with your advisor/program coordinator is essential,
- further details can be found and will be updated on the Frequently Asked Questions page: www.ct.edu/ctstate/academics.
‡ Students who receive credit for MAT* 250 have fulfilled the MAT* 254 requirement.
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