Mechanical Engineering Technology

Degree · 5 semesters

Provides a broad foundation in mechanical technology, drafting, CAD, manufacturing and design. Students are trained to succeed as mechanical engineering technicians in metallurgical or product testing laboratories, as field technicians, engineering aides in manufacturing, quality control, or sales and service. Graduates can help engineers design, develop, test and manufacture industrial machinery, consumer products and other equipment, including making sketches, recording and analyzing data, and reporting findings. Transfer to a bachelor's degree program is an option.

Courses

• CAD114 — Introduction to CAD
• CAD120 — Introduction to CAM
• CAD226 — 3D Parametric Solid Modeling
• CAD232 — Design for Additive Manufacturing
• CHM101W — Introductory Chemistry
• CHM111 — General Chemistry I
• CNC162 — Computer Numerical Control Theory
• CNC216 — CNC with Machining Applications
• CNC225 — Mastercam
• CPI110 — Introduction To Chemical Process Industries
• CPI120 — Introduction To Process Operations
• DRF107 — Intermediate Mechanical Design
• DRF121 — Blueprint Reading
• DRF128 — Geometric Tolerancing
• EET235 — Electrical Circuits
• EGR100 — Careers in Engineering
• EGR101 — Engineering Design and Analysis
• EGR165 — Introduction to Engineering Graphics
• ENG111 — College Composition I
• ENG113 — Technical Communication
• ET122 — Programmable Logic Controllers
• ET162 — Industrial Robotics I
• ET262 — Industrial Robotics II
• GEO116W — Professional Global Awareness
• HIS221W — Early American History
• HIS222W — Recent American History
• HIS237W — History of Michigan/With Project
• LW223W — Wellness in Technical Trades
• MGT153W — Introduction to Business
• MIT111W — Manufacturing Processes
• MIT118 — Safety Practices and Procedures
• MS113 — Introduction to Machining Processes
• MS181W — Machine Tools I
• MT220 — Hydraulics and Pneumatics I
• MT221W — Introduction to Engineering Materials
• MT250 — Statics and Strength of Materials
• MT256 — Machine Design
• MTH121 — Plane Trigonometry
• MTH122W — College Algebra
• MTH151 — Pre-Calculus Mathematics
• MTH153 — Algebra for Calculus
• MTH160 — Calculus for the Social and Managerial Sciences
• MTH161 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
• MTH208W — Elementary Statistics
• MTH209W — Statistics
• MTH225 — Introduction to Data Science
• PHL213W — Introduction to Ethics
• PHY111 — General Physics I
• POL103W — American Politics
• POL105W — American Politics with Community Engagement
• POL212W — State and Local Governments
• POL215W — Intro to American Political Thought and Culture
• POL220W — Minority Group Politics
• POL221W — Comparative Government
• POL223W — Judicial Process
• POL225W — World Politics
• POL228W — Civil Rights and Liberties
• QA125 — Quality System Design
• QA244 — Statistical Quality Improvement
• QA250 — Introduction to Six Sigma

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