Mechanical Engineering Technology - Erie Community College

Mechanical Engineering Technology from Erie Community College is a Campus Associate Mechanical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Program Description The demand for trained Mechanical Engineering Technicians , knowledgeable in both the theory and application of engineering principles, continues to grow. These professionals serve as the link between engineers and craftsmen, and the Mechanical Engineering Technology program provides their foundation. The objective of the Mechanical Engineering Technology Program is to train professionals capable of assuming responsible positions in machine and tool design, heat power and refrigeration, instrumentation, CNC and CAM programming, fluid power, material testing, CAD, solid modeling, stress analysis, manufacturing processes, automation and drafting. Comprehensive in nature, the Mechanical Engineering Technology Program offers an in-depth study of mechanical engineering technology courses as well as liberal arts and social science courses. Machine tools, analytical mechanics, tool design, fluid mechanics, applied thermodynamics, instrumentation and mechanical equipment are among the subjects analyzed in curriculum courses. These mechanical engineering technology courses are enriched with laboratory experiences. The program is completed with composition, literature, and social science courses which help students to better communicate and to participate in meaningful interpersonal relationships. Graduates of the program either assume positions as a Mechanical Technician in machine and tool design, heat power, refrigeration, instrumentation, CNC programming, fluid power and drafting or continue their educations toward a Bachelor or higher degrees in engineering or technology programs. Graduates are eligible to take the National Institute for Engineering Technicians (N.I.C.E.T.) exam and exams offered by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (S.M.E.) View more details on Erie Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mechanical Engineering courses.