Mechanical Design Engineering Technology AAS
This program teaches drafting and engineering skills through CAD and places heavy emphasis on the needs of manufacturers. As such, there are two emphasis area pathways for students to choose between in pursuit of the A.A.S. degree in this program; machining or mathematics. All students will learn manufacturing principles with computer-aided design applications. The machining emphasis path provides students with skills in this in-demand medium as context for how they must design. The math emphasis pathway allows focus on the higher-level coursework in calculus, geometry and statistical methods which also rounds out the design technician as well as better preparing them for transfer options. T
Courses
- CAOT165 — Productivity Sftware Tech Prog
- COMM101 — Fundamentals of Oral Comm
- ENGL202 — Technical Writing
- MATH143 — Precalculus I: Algebra
- MATH153 — Statistical Reasoning
- MATH170 — Calculus I
- MATH175 — Analytic Geometry & Calc II
- MCTE105 — Technical Math for MACH/CADT
- MDET110 — SolidWorks Basic
- MDET115 — Basic Mechanical Design
- MDET120 — Intermediate SolidWorks
- MDET150 — Machining Technology Theory I
- MDET151L — Machining Technology Lab I
- MDET210 — Advanced SW Techniques
- MDET215 — Industrial Process
- MDET220 — Geo Dimension and Tolerancing
- MDET225 — Power Transmission
- MDET230 — Advanced Mechanical Design
- MDET235 — Statics & Strength of Material