Mechanical Production Technology Machine Tool Metalworking, A.A.S.

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Program Code: TE600

The Associate in Applied Science degree in mechanical production technology (machine tool metalworking) can be applied in many areas of manufacturing, including production machining, maintenance machining, CNC/CAM/EDM, precision machinist, die making, and mold making. Graduates would be qualified for high-paying, competitive, starting salaries with benefits and be in demand nationwide because of thousands of unfilled, high-paying, secure jobs in the high-tech world of manufacturing. Many students obtain desirable positions even before graduation.

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General Education Requirements: 15 Semester Hours

ENG 101 - Rhetoric or
ENG 130 - Technical Writing and Communication
ENG 102 - Rhetoric or
ENG 230 - Advanced Technical Writing and Communication
TMAT 107 - Technical Mathematics I or TMAT 108 - Technical Mathematics II or Any higher level MATH.
Select one Course from Group II: Social and Behavioral Sciences 3 credit hours.
Select one course from Groups I-V General Education 3 credit hours.

Students are encouraged to select a Humanities or Fine Arts course as part of their General Education coursework.

Major Core Requirements: 45 Semester Hours

Department Electives: 3 Semester Hours

Select any Technical Department course from prefixes: AB, AS, AEC, ARCH, CADD, CM, EEAS, EET, HVAC, IMT, MFG, OPT, PCIT, WLDG.

Total Required Hours: 63 Semester Hours

Includes Online Courses

This program includes the option for distance education courses (online and/or hybrid).