Advanced Manufacturing
ECC prepares students for entry-level employment in jobs such as general machinist, tool and die maker, mold maker, special machine builder, maintenance machinist, computer-aided manufacturing technician, computer numerical control (CNC) operator or programmer, set-up specialist, industrial sales, and supervision.
Courses
- ARM 105 — Basic Electricity AC/DC (3) (2,2)
- ARM 121 — Fluid Power Systems (3) (2,2)
- ARM 140 — Programmable Controllers I (3) (2,2)
- CAD 101 — Introduction to Engineering Design (4) (2,4)
- CAD 105 — Introduction to Creo (3) (2,2)
- CAD 120 — Introduction to SolidWorks (3) (2,2)
- CAD 121 — Advanced Concepts in SolidWorks (3) (2,2)
- CAD 205 — Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (3) (2,2)
- CAD 208 — Applied Descriptive Geometry & Statics (4) (4,0)
- IMT 102 — Machining Blueprint Reading (3) (2,2)
- IMT 103 — Industrial Manufacturing Tech I (3) (1,4)
- IMT 104 — Industrial Manufacturing Tech II (3) (1,4)
- IMT 107 — Technical Math I (4) (4,0)
- IMT 108 — Industrial Manufacturing Tech III (3) (1,4)
- IMT 109 — Industrial Manufacturing Tech IV (3) (1,4)
- IMT 110 — Introduction to Cnc Programming I (4) (2,4)
- IMT 112 — Metrology I (3) (1,3)
- IMT 113 — Metrology II (4) (2,4)
- IMT 119 — Fabrication of Machine Parts (3) (0,6)
- IMT 203 — Manufacturing Process & Design Tech (3) (3,0)
- IMT 204 — Industrial Manufacturing Tech V (5) (0,10)
- IMT 208 — Basic Die Theory (4) (2,4)
- IMT 209 — Basic Mold Theory (4) (2,4)
- IMT 212 — Metallurgy-The Study of Steel (2) (2,0)
- IMT 214 — Jig & Fixture Theory (2) (2,0)
- IMT 220 — Introduction to CNC Programming II (4) (2,4)
- IMT 221 — Introduction to CNC Toolpath (4) (2,4)
- IMT 222 — Advanced CNC Programming I (4) (2,4)
- IMT 223 — Advanced CNC Programming II (4) (2,4)
- IMT 234 — Special Topics in Industrial Manuf. (1-3) (.5,1)
- MTH 090 — Pre-Algebra (3) (3,0)
- MTH 107 — Technical Math I (4) (4,0)
- WEL 101 — Welding I (2.5) (1,3)