Curriculum
Manufacturing engineering technology students gain technical problem-solving skills and develop strong foundations in mechanics, material sciences, thermodynamics, design and other technical sciences related to creating, handling and assembling materials.
Technology courses are offered in:
- engineering graphics and computer-aided design,
- engineering materials,
- electrical principles,
- thermal systems,
- fluid power,
- quality control and statistics,
- engineering economics,
- industrial safety,
- manufacturing processes,
- machine/fixture design,
- fastening and joining technology,
- metal forming,
- welding processes,
- materials management,
- operations and project management
- and more.
Several of the courses are project-oriented, helping students gain skills in teamwork, project planning, scheduling, technical design, organization and leadership. A cooperative work experience allows students to gain supervised hands-on experience in a manufacturing or fabrication industry.
Learn more about the manufacturing engineering technology program and courses by visiting the Nicholls catalog.