Machine Tool Technology, A.A.S.
The Associate of Applied Science degree in Advanced Manufacturing with a concentration in Machine Tool Technology is a study of the process of using machine tools to manufacture useful products and parts. Students will acquire specialized knowledge and skills in many areas including mathematics, print reading, physics, measuring instruments, cutting tools, and machine tools. Graduates will have the ability to turn rough material into precision finished products and parts.
GENERAL EDUCATION CORE REQUIREMENTS
SPH 106, SPH 107, or CIS 146
Total Credits: 3
SPH 106, SPH 107, or CIS 146
Humanities Elective (3 credits)
Total Credits: 3
Choose from the following courses.
Many programs have specific requirements or recommendations for general education (elective) courses. Please see your advisor to help you meet the requirements for your program.
Natural Science or MTH Elective
Total Credits: 3
Choose from the following courses or MTH 100 or above.
Many programs have specific requirements or recommendations for general education (elective) courses. Please see your advisor to help you meet the requirements for your program.
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING CORE COURSE REQUIREMENTS
ADM 107 OR ADM 108
Total Credits: 3
MACHINE TOOL CORE CLASSES
MACHINE TOOL ELECTIVES: Choose 18 credits
MTT 140 and MTT 243
Total Credits: 6
MTT 141 and MTT 241
Total Credits: 6
MTT 212 and MTT 244
Total Credits: 6
MTT 213 and MTT 242
Total Credits: 6
MTT 162 and MTT 163
Total Credits: 6