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Manufacturing Engineering The Associate degree in Manufacturing Engineering has five specific major programs. Each of these majors has its own set of technical electives. The following is a list of these majors and their suggested technical elective choices. Co-op Work Experience may be used as a technical elective in all majors. Industrial Maintenance EET 132 AC/DC Machines EET 240 Motor Controls EET 244 Programmable Controls I EET 283 Instrumentation and Process Controls I MET 123 Manufacturing Processes II MET 132 CNC Machining I PET 120 Extrusion and Thermoforming PET 130 Blow Molding PET 210 Injection Molding QCT 105 Principles of Inspection and Metrology I REF 110 Basic Refrigeration REF 123 High Side Mechanisms REF 132 Low Side Mechanisms ROB 101 Introduction to Robotics ROB 121 Robotic Operations I WET 243 Inert Gas Processes WET 244 Gas Metal Arc Welding Lab WET 256 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Other technical classes can be used as electives in the Industrial Maintenance degree major. Students should see an advisor for help in choosing electives. CAD Specialist MET 220 Hydraulics I MET 252 Mold Design MET 253 Mold Lab MET 260 Mechanical Power Transmission Engineering Design CAD 225 CAD: Systems and Networking MET 252 Mold Design MET 253 Mold Design Lab MET 250 CAD/CAM I MET 251 CAD/CAM II MET 260 Mechanical Power Transmission Manufacturing Technician EET 106 Electricity II MET 134 CNC Lathe MET 175 Advanced Manufacturing Methods MET 176 Advanced Manufacturing Lab MET 237 CNC Milling II MET 252 Mold Design MET 253 Mold Design Lab MET 260 Mechanical Power Transmission ROB 101 Introduction to Robotics WET Welding Elective *See your advisor for appropriate course selection Machining/Metalworking MET 134 CNC Lathe MET 178 Tool and Die Making I MET 180 Tool and Die Making II MET 190 NIMS Level I Lab MET 191 NIMS Level II Lab MET 220 Hydraulics I MET 252 Mold Design MET 253 Mold Design Lab
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