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CNC Machine Operators are an important part of the manufacturing industry. These individuals interpret blueprints and operate computer numerically controlled (CNC) machine tools to produce parts and materials used in manufacturing.

This two-semester certificate program will provide students with the skills they need for entry-level employment in computer-aided design and drafting systems.

With an Industrial Electrical Technology Associate in Applied Science degree, you can start or advance in a lucrative career as an electrician or you may choose to electrical technician, or continue on to a bachelor's program in the areas of electrical engineering or manufacturing engineering.

This certificate program provides comprehensive education in industrial electro-mechanical technology, safety, installation, troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance. Students can earn this certificate as they work toward the Industrial Maintenance Technology Associate in Applied Science degree.

This degree program provides comprehensive education in industrial electro-mechanical technology, safety, installation, troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance.

This two-year degree will prepare you to work in the manufacturing industry as a manufacturing engineering technician or as a tool and die maker. Start working as an entry-level production team member in a manufacturing, construction, agricultural, or fabrication business.

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program prepares students to work in manufacturing, assisting engineering and management in the design, development, and improvement processes. Graduates will earn an associate in applied science degree and go directly to work, or choose to transfer to a four-year college or university.

If you have an idea, you can design it. The Mechanical Engineering Technology program will teach you to use the latest technologies to apply your knowledge to real-life engineering projects.

In one semester, students will gain the knowledge and skills in gas metal arc welding (GMAW) or metal inert gas (MIG) for employment as an entry-level welder in a manufacturing facility.

Quality Technicians are responsible for ensuring that the goods produced by a manufacturing company meet the required quality standards. Professionals inspect manufactured parts using engineering drawings and common measurement tools.

The Welding Operator Certificate program prepares students with entry-level skills in the major commercial welding processes, SMAW and GMAW. With welding skills in both processes, completers of the Welding Operator Certificate might seek entry-level welder positions in the construction as well as the manufacturing industry.

This program develops entry-level welders for industry with additional skills as well as enrichment in related areas such as drafting, machine trades, industrial safety, and mathematics.

Welders are in great demand in the manufacturing and construction industries, which require the expertise of trained welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers. This program specifically prepares you for jobs with a variety of employers.