Mechanical Engineering Technology AAS (90 Credits)

CIP Code

15.0805

• 6 quarter AAS
• Maximum class size: 20
• Student to teacher ratio: 20:1

• This program offers a combinations of hands-on, hybrid, and online courses. See course descriptions for more information.
• Students will use computer aided drafting software, 3D printers, and a laser cutter in this program.
• At completion of the program, students will earn an Engineering Technology Certificate
• Students will need a computer to practice at home.

Required Courses

Mechanical Engineering Technology AAS (90 Credits)

Students can take ENGR& 214 or CEET 121

AMATH 170	Engineering Foundational Mathematics	5
ENGR& 111	Engineering Graphics I	5
ENGR& 112	Engineering Graphics II	5
ENGR& 214	Statics	5
MET 111	Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing	5
MET 130	Manufacturing Methods	5
MET 140	Mechanical Measurements	5
MET 218	Introduction to 3 D Modeling	5
MET 260	Advanced CAD Operations	5

Electives (10 Credits Required)

Electives

MET 214	Engineering Projects I	7
MET 216	Engineering Projects II	7
MET 296	Work-based Learning Experience	1 to 13
MET 297	Work-based Learning Seminar	1 to 2

General Education Requirements

Communications (5 Credits Required)

ENGL 175	Professional Writing	5
ENGL& 101	English Composition I	5
ENGL& 235	Technical Writing	5

Natural Sciences (5 Credits Required)

5 Credits required  from Natural Sciences

PHYS &114	Introductory Physics I (Algebra based Physics)	5
PHYS &221	Engineering Physics I w/LAB	5

Humanities/Social Sciences//Other (15 Credits Required)

 

CMST& 102	Introduction to Mass Media	5
CMST& 152	Intercultural Communication	5
CMST& 210	Interpersonal Communication	5
CMST& 220	Public Speaking	5
CMST& 230	Small Group Communications	5
CMST& 240	Culture & Diversity in Health Care	5
HIST 101	A History of Science and Technology	5
HREL 111	Interviewing and Career Success	5
HUM &101	Introduction to Humanities	5
POLS &101	Introduction to Political Science	5
PSYC &100	General Psychology	5
PSYC &200	Lifespan Psychology	5
SOC &101	Introduction to Sociology	5

Quantitative (10 Credits Required)

MATH& 141	Precalculus I	5
MATH& 142	Precalculus II	5
MATH& 151	Calculus	5
MATH& 152	Calculus II	5
MATH& 153	Calculus III	5

Note: See a Career Advisor prior to choosing courses that meet general education requirements.