Manufacturing - Naugatuck Valley Community College

Manufacturing from Naugatuck Valley Community College is a Campus Certificate Manufacturing Technology degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The certificate program in Manufacturing is designed to prepare individuals for ?hands-on? entry-level positions in the manufacturing sector, i.e., inspectors, machine operators, CNC operators or prql?ss planners. The certificate holder will possess enough fundamental knowledge in basic math, blueprint reading and manufacturing processes to function on the shop floor at the entry level as compared to our associate degree program in Automated Manufacturing Engineering Technology , where the graduate is more concerned with the ?technical? engineering concepts of manufacturing . The student presently seeking an entry-level ?hands-on? job in industry would benefit most from this program. Persons presently in the work force could also benefit by improving their skills in manufacturing. Once employed, individuals could continue their education at the associate degree level. With a combination of work experience and education, employees could advance to more responsible positions in the manufacturing field. A student who does not live within easy commuting distance of a community-technical college offering an associate degree program in Manufacturing, but does live near another community-technical college would also benefit by being allowed to complete the majority of courses at a local institution. Fifty percent of the courses would be transferable to community-technical colleges offering associate degrees in Manufacturing , Mechanical or CAD/D Engineering Technology. Program Outcomes: Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to: 1. Demonstrate fundamental knowledge in basic math, blueprint reading, and manufacturing processes. 2. Demonstrate proficiency in basic manufacturing analysis and problem-solving. 3. Understand product variation concepts and utilization of statistical process control. 4. Program NC machines using manual data input mode. 5. Apply knowledge of computer applications including word-processing and spreadsheets. View more details on Naugatuck Valley Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Manufacturing Technology courses.