Arts & Sciences

This accredited program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in today’s industrialized society.  Modern industrial societies are centered on the successful production, distribution, and utilization of mechanized devices and techniques.  Robust design methods are pivotal in the manufacturability, performance, and economic feasibility of these devices.  Together with study of the basic engineering principles, design is the cornerstone of the Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Technology program. 

 Students choosing mechanical Engineering Technology as their emphasis will focus on the relationship between design and performance of parts and products. 

Manufacturing Engineering Technology students focus on different manufacturing methods and practices vital in the production of high quality devices. 

The Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Technology graduates will be prepared to create efficient solution to problems in design, material applications, processes analysis, computer applications, quality assurance, quality control, product testing and analysis, automated fabrication and assembling, and the management of production.   

Sample 4-year Curriculum Plan for MMET

MMET Outcomes and Objectives

Course Requirements -

Core Requirements (57 hours):