The Engineering and Science Technologies and Manufacturing Technologies program prepares students for careers in design, operations, manufacturing, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math).
The Design program areas will provide students with the necessary technical and academic skills to research and create product models with features/functions that meet the needs of the customer, manufacturing, quality, and the overall business. Careers for which this pathway prepares students include: Computer-Aided Drafting Technician (CAD), Engineer, Engineering Technician, Line Operator, Maintenance Technician, Quality Technician.
The Operations program areas will provide students with the necessary technical and academic skills to administer the manufacturing process, including equipment, installation, tools and dies, logistics, inventory control, assembly, repair, quality, and safety. Careers for which this pathway prepares students include: Computer Numeric Control Technician (CNC), Forming Machine Setter, Machine Tool Cutting Setter, Machinist, and Welder.
These are high demand occupations with a bright outlook.