ACADEMIC

INTERPERSONAL

PROGRAM SPECIFIC

Obtain a general understanding of and know manufacturing applications of the following academic subjects: chemistry, physics, economics, one of the following math subject areas for each year: geometry,
advanced algebra, trigonometry/precalc, calculus,  college calculus

Be able to effectively communicate technical and business information in verbal and written formats

Be able to manage time

Be able to assess the work of peers

Be able to assess own work

Be self-motivated

Be a responsible worker/ learner

Have acceptable attendance and timeliness

Understand and demonstrate EQ skills

Be able to multi-task

Be able to work safely

Have good interview and resume-writing skills

Develop project management skills

Understand the economic concepts underlying manufacturing businesses

Gain manufacturing internship experience

Communicate with a mentor from the manufacturing industry

Be able to complete tasks thoroughly

Strengthen algebra skills

Gain a working knowledge of the following manufacturing technology concept areas:
Automated Material Handling:  robotics;  automation

Design: AutoCAD;  3-D Simulation 

Quality Assurance;  basic statistics; chart reading

Fluid Power;  pneumatics;  hydraulics

Electrical Systems;  basic electricity; programming;  PLCs

Manufacturing Processes: milling & lathe,  drill press, CNC