Manufacturing Technology Management - Computer-Aided Design Concentration

Bachelor of Applied Science

This program is available at the Springfield - Leffel Lane location.

Students completing a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Manufacturing Technology Management are qualified to pursue management, supervisor, and team leader roles in manufacturing, distribution, and engineering related facilities. Training in this program includes hands-on technical labs in robotics, welding, computer numerical control (CNC), industrial maintenance, manufacturing, additive, and computer-aided design. Management skills are embedded in each course to give students the opportunity to have “real life” experiences in the areas of human relations, communication, project management, and business.

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Outcomes and Curriculum

Upon completion of a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Manufacturing Technology Management, a graduate will be able to:

Integrate principles of management with manufacturing processes, procedures, and production to develop problem solving and critical thinking skills in a manufacturing setting.
Assess and apply operations management theory and best practices within the manufacturing environment to achieve operational goals.
Demonstrate the management of integrated manufacturing processes within complex manufacturing environments
Analyze and improve operations management decisions to meet desired outcomes within the manufacturing facility from design to production to sustainability.
Generate training programs, evaluation methods and schedules to provide comprehensive training covering a broad range of technical skills used in manufacturing.
Evaluate communication, leadership, and human relations skills between all levels of personnel within a manufacturing setting.

Course	Title	Credits
Fall
CAD 2100	Solid Modeling	3
CAD 2200	Advanced Solid Modeling	3
CAD 2300	Computer-Aided Manufacturing	3
INT 1000	OSHA 10-Hour General Safety	1
ENT 1050	Manufacturing Foundations	4
EBE 1000	Employability Skills	1

Spring
CAD 1101	Computer-Aided Design I	3
CAD 1310	Residential Architecture and Design	3
CAD 2310	Introduction to Civil Engineering Technology	3
ENT 1000	Introduction to Industrial and Engineering Technology	3
MTH 1280	College Algebra	4

Summer
EBE 2701	Co-op Education I *	1

Fall
ENT 1500	Engineering Materials	3
ENT 2100	Manufacturing Processes	3
ENT 2700	Engineering Technology Project	3
ENG 1111	English I	3
STT 2640	Elementary Statistics I	3

Spring
ENT 2600	Engineering Design	3
ECO 1100	General Economics	3
ENG 2211	Business Communication	3
PHL 2100	Ethics	3
PHY 1100	Fundamentals of Physics	4

Fall
MTM 3000	Technical Manufacturing Skills for Management I	5
MTM 3100	Technical Manufacturing Skills for Management II	5
COM 1120	Public Speaking I	3
--	Physical Science elective	4

Spring
MTM 3200	Integrative Manufacturing Technology	4
MTM 3300	Quality Management Systems in Manufacturing	4
MTM 3400	OSHA 30-Hour General Safety	3
MTH 3000	Math for Manufacturing Technology	4

Fall
MTM 4000	Real World Applications in Manufacturing	3
MTM 4100	Technical Communications	3
MGT 1500	Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt / Problem Solving for Team Members	1
MGT 1510	Lean Six Sigma Green Belt / Problem Solving for Team Leaders	3
--	**Arts/Humanities or Social/Behavioral Science (GA)	3

Spring
MTM 4300	Manufacturing Innovations	5
MTM 4400	Advanced Project Management for Manufacturing Processes	4
ECO 2220	Principles of Microeconomics	3
--	**Arts/Humanities or Social/Behavioral Science (GA)	3

	Total credit hours	123

*The co-op must be a minimum of 2 semester hours in any combination of co-op (EBE 2701, EBE 2702, EBE 2703, EBE 2704).

**Arts/Humanities or Social/Behavioral Science Electives recommended are PHL 2000 or SPN 1111 or ART 1300.

Questions? We're here to help!

Dr. J. Nickey Brown Assistant Professor, Manufacturing Technology Management

937-328-6010 brownj@clarkstate.edu