FEEDER COURSES

Robotics Technology

This two-semester course studies the robot in various configurations through the use of hands-on labs, lecture, and assessment. Students will construct mid-scale stationary and mobile robots to complete assigned tasks. 

Year 1 Credit

Woods and Metals Technology

This two-semester course in the Engineering Technology pathway introduces students to all aspects of designing, building, and testing projects using wood and metal through project-based learning.

Year 1 Credit

Introduction to Alternative Energy

This course is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career in engineering. One major objective of this course is for students to learn about and explore innovative ways to power our society. This course is project-based learning-focused.

Semester 1/2 Credit

Engineering Design

This course is designed to be a prerequisite to CAD and an introduction to technical sketching and drawing. Emphasis will be on the fundamentals of mechanical, pictorial, and architectural drawing. Students will be expected to sketch and draw every day. 

Semester 1/2 Credit

Computer-Aided Design (CAD)

This course is an introduction to the field of two dimensional Computer-Aided Design and is recommended as the second or third course in the Engineering Technology pathway. 

Semester 1/2 Credit

Engineering Applications

Engineering Applications is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career in engineering and/or design. This course is project-based learning-focused.

Semester 1/2 Credit

PROGRAM COURSES

Level I: Manufacturing Operations

Students will learn the production processes applied across manufacturing operations. Students will be able to demonstrate a broad array of technical skills with an emphasis given to quality practices, measurement,

maintenance and safety. Students will learn and apply technical skills of electrical and mechanical engineering technology through classroom interaction and shop projects. Project based learning focused.  

Semester double block  1 Credit

Level I: Welding Fabrication

Students will apply the knowledge and skills necessary to safely fabricate parts by cutting, drilling, bending, shaping, forming, edging and assembling stock to drawing dimensions. And we will weld.

Semester double block  1 Credit

Level II: Welding Technologies

Students will use fundamental welding principles involving shielded metal arc, oxyacetylene, gas tungsten, and gas metal arc welding in the flat, horizontal, and vertical positions. An emphasis is given to electrode selection, equipment setup, operating procedures, welding inspection, and testing. This is a project based course.

Semester double block  1 Credit

Level II: Industrial Maintenance

Students will apply the knowledge and skills necessary for installing, maintaining and safely troubleshooting mechanical and electrical systems. Students demonstrate knowledge of pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical and electrical systems through project based learning and industry credentialing.

Semester double block  1 Credit

INDUSTRY CREDENTIALS

OSHA 10 (1 point credential)

Many job creators ask their workers to obtain an OSHA card. The 10-hour safety course covers general safety and health hazards for entry-level workers. 

https://www.osha.gov/training

NCCER Core Curriculum 

(6 point credential)

NCCER Core is a prerequisite to Level 1 craft curriculum. Its modules cover topics such as Basic Safety, Communication Skills and Introduction to Construction Drawings.

https://www.nccer.org/workforce-development-programs/credentials-registry

NCCER Electric Level 1

(6 point credential)

To prepare trainees a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, 4-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship. 

https://www.nccer.org/workforce-development-programs/credentials-registry

OSHA 30

(3 point credential)

This is the next step in OSHA training evolution. The course is specifically made to meet the requirements for safety directors, forepersons, and field supervisors. This all-inclusive training program provides essential safety information on OSHA compliance issues.

https://www.osha.gov/training

COLLEGE CREDIT

Safety (1 credit)

This is a CTAG course credit that can be gained through the completion of OSHA 10 during Level I in junior year and provides credit listed as 10-Hour Safety at the college level.

CTMET004 Manufacturing Processes Credits: 3 Semester Hours

Requirements for Credit:

• Successfully complete ODE secondary course Manufacturing Operations (175003) and earn a qualifying score on the corresponding End-of Course examination.

• Within 3 years after completing the approved secondary program, matriculate in an institution of higher education with an approved or comparable program.