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Automated Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Automated Manufacturing Engineering Technology Fundamentals
This application-oriented program provides the solid technical foundation necessary to work in computer-
based manufacturing environments.
- Degree program prepares you for technical, supervisory and management positions
- Core curriculum combines business courses with materials processing and automation
Our Faculty
- are innovative and interactive
- use multimedia technology to compliment hands-on instructional approach
Akron Advantage
Hands-on Research
The Department of Engineering and Science Technology offers an array of research and hands-on experiences. Labs are equipped with:
- programmable logic controllers
- computer numerical control (CNC) machines
- Mastercam software
- robotics
Real-world Experience
Gain practical professional experience through UA's optional cooperative education program or an internship. Participation gives you firsthand, on-the-job training in the field of your choice. Through co-op, you’ll alternate semesters of work and school while earning a competitive salary.
Engineering and Science Technology Student Organization
Interact with other engineering and science technology students and professionals in the field through organizations such as:
- Tau Alpha Pi (national honor society for engineering technology students)
Sample Curriculum
Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Automated Manufacturing Engineering Technology
| First Year | Third Year | ||
| Physical Education | 1 | English Composition II | 3 |
| English Composition I |
4 | Humanities in Western Tradition I | 4 |
| Elements of Mathematics I, II | 4 | Elements of Mathematics IV | 3 |
| Technical Physics: Mechanics, Lab | 2 | Introductory Chemistry | 3 |
| Basic Principles of Mfg. Management | 4 | Quantitative Business Analysis I | 3 |
| Manufacturing Processes | 3 | Area Studies: Cultural Diversity | 2 |
| Elements of Mathematics III | 2 | Humanities electives | 6 |
| Human Relations or Introduction to Psychology |
3 | Elements of Calculus | 3 |
| Software Applications for Technology | 1 | Facilities Planning | 3 |
| Work Measurement & Cost Estimating | 3 | Economics of Technology | 3 |
| Industrial Safety & Environmental Protection |
2 | Computer-aided Drawing II | 3 |
| Computer-Aided Drawing I | 3 | Total | 36 |
| Technical Physics: Electricity & Magnetism, Lab |
2 | ||
| Total |
34 | Fourth Year |
|
| Management of Technology-based Operations |
3 | ||
| Second Year | Simulation of Manufacturing Systems |
3 | |
| Effective Oral Communication | 3 | CNC Programming II |
3 |
| Survey of Electronics, Lab | 3 | Management: Principles & Concepts |
3 |
| Technical Physics: Mechanics II, Lab | 2 |
Advanced Quality Practices | 3 |
| Computerized Manufacturing Control | 3 | Area Studies & Cultural Diversity |
2 |
| Intro to Hydraulics and Pneumatics | 3 | Computer Control of Auto. Systems |
3 |
| CNC Programming I, Lab | 3 | Automated Production |
3 |
| Labor Management Relations | 3 | Manufacturing Project |
2 |
| Robotics & Automated Mfg., Lab | 3 | Principles of Operations Management | 3 |
| Intro to Quality Assurance, Lab | 3 | Technical electives |
3 |
| General Education elective | 3 | Total | 34 |
| Technical elective | 3 | ||
| Total | 32 |
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Career Opportunities
Degrees and Preparation
A degree in automated manufacturing engineering technology paves the way to careers in such diverse areas as:
- manufacturing and industrial engineering
- computer-aided drafting
- purchasing
- production estimating
- quality assurance
- plant facilities and design
- profit/cost analysis and control
- production supervision
- robotics
- computer-based control system
- technical sales
Career Outlook
Advanced technologies, coupled with the need to update and improve manufacturing facilities and product design, should fuel the demand for professionals in computer-aided manufacturing.
Center for Career Management
Creates links among students, alumni and local professionals. You will have access to:
- Career Resource Library
- co-op/internships through Career Advantage Network
- computer stations for resume writing and employment research
- UA Career Fairs
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