Computerized Manufacturing Technology Electromechanical Technology - Mountain Empire Community College

Computerized Manufacturing Technology Electromechanical Technology from Mountain Empire Community College is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. About Our Program The Electromechanical Technology Specialization of the Computerized Manufacturing Technology program trains students in various electrical, electronic, and mechanical components of systems and, upon successful completion, awards the Associate of Applied Science degree . Emphasis is on programmable logic controllers, motor controls piping systems, valves and related components, and process controllers. Computer skills and teamwork are also emphasized in the program. The electromechanical program will provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to assume employment as competent electromechanical technicians. The program was developed in cooperation with Eastman Chemical Company. There are two tracks: 1) After the first year of the program students have the opportunity for a one-year internship with Eastman after which they will return to MECC to finish the AAS degree (3 years total), or 2) students may elect to forego the internship at Eastman and complete the AAS at MECC (2 years total). After completing the associate degree the student is eligible to begin the nationally recognized apprenticeship program at Eastman. Opportunities for Employment Companies need competent electromechanical technicians. The electromechanical program was designed to meet this increasing need. The skills developed in this program will prepare students for jobs in chemical processing, coal mines, power plants and manufacturing. Jobs are available as electro-mechanical technicians, engineering technicians, quality assurance technicians and maintenance technicians. View more details on Mountain Empire Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.