Course description
Do you enjoy a challenge, problem solving, and hands-on learning? This course is for you. You will utilize the latest educational manufacturing/engineering hardware and software in a modular setting.

Engineering Technology will put you ahead of the curve if you are planning a career in engineering, robotics, manufacturing, or industrial management.  From automobiles to airplanes, cell phones to computers, it all has to be designed, engineered, and produced.  This two-year program will provide you with the foundational skills in areas such as: engineering technology, robotics, computer aided drafting, computer numerical control machining, and manufacturing subsystems.

 

Pre-requisites
An Engineering Technology student needs a strong desire to learn about technology as it relates to the many phases of engineering.

Academic class work should include: C or higher in Algebra I and II, Geometry, sciences, able to stay on task in a modular environment, work in a team environment,  and an excellent attendance record.

Career possibilities
• Engineering
• Engineering Technologist and Technicians
• Industrial Engineering Supervision
• Apprenticeships
• Co-op programs in Drafting and Engineering
• Manufacturing positions

Related college programs
• Earn three Experiential Learning college credits with Old Dominion University in the Industrial Engineering department.

Industry certifications
• National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOCTI) certification in Manufacturing Technology


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