Manufacturing Technology

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Career Opportunities
The Manufacturing Technology program provides training in a wide variety of skill areas of product manufacturing and services. The four degree options in the program are:

Automated Manufacturing Systems
Drafting and Design
Manufacturing Technology
Manufacturing Engineering Technology

The Automated Manufacturing program option prepares the student for careers in computer-aided manufacturing, robotics and numerical control. The Drafting and Design degree option prepares the student for careers in the drafting and computer-aided design areas.

The Manufacturing Technology degree option provides the student with a broad background in the areas of machining, drafting and fluid systems in order to prepare them for entry-level positions as machine operators, machine maintenance personnel and quality control personnel. The Manufacturing Engineering Technology degree option prepares students for entry-level engineering technician positions in manufacturing.

The program also offers a mechanical drafting certificate that prepares students for entry-level mechanical drafting positions.

Transfer opportunities for students wishing to complete a bachelor's degree are available.

Program Requirements
Please consult a faculty advisor listed below before beginning your coursework.

Degrees
The Manufacturing Technology program provides training in a wide variety of skill areas of product manufacturing and services. View degree information for the following options:

Automated Manufacturing Systems
Drafting/Design
Manufacturing Technology
Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Certificates
View certificate information for the following options:

Manufacturing Skills Standards certificate
Manufacturing Technology certificate
Automated Manufacturing Systems certificate
Drafting/Design certificate
Computer-Aided Design certificate
Tool and Die Making certificate
Mold Making certificate

Faculty Advisor
If you are considering this program as an area of study, consult with a faculty advisor in this field.

Jim Filipek, Coordinator
TEC 1054, (630) 942-2038

If you are unable to contact the program coordinator, messages may be left with the Business and Technology Division, TEC 1034, (630) 942-2592.

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