Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Mechanical Engineering, BS

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Concurrent Degree

The Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Technology Department provides the opportunity for the interested student to earn concurrent degrees in Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MFG) and Mechanical Engineering Technology (MET) or Mechanical Engineering (MECH). Students who earn both degrees are highly sought after and have been very successful in industry. The concurrent degree program usually requires the student to complete an additional year of study beyond the Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology.

Fall

MFG 313 - Manufacturing Analysis and Planning Credit Hours: 3
MFG 341 - Numerical Control Programming Credit Hours: 3
MFG 453 - Automation and Robotics in Manufacturing Credit Hours: 3
BUS/MGT Restricted Elective Credit Hours 3^a
Manufacturing Elective Credit Hours: 3^b

Total: 15 Credit Hours

Winter

MFG 112 - Introduction to Manufacturing Processes Credit Hours: 3 ^c
MFG 333 - Statistical Methods for Quality Improvement Credit Hours: 3
MFG 342 - Computer Aided Machining Credit Hours: 3
MFG 343 - Manufacturing Tool Design Credit Hours: 3
MATH 362 - Statistical Methods II Credit Hours: 4

Total: 16 Credit Hours

Spring

ENGR 415 - Occupational Safety Credit Hours: 3
MFG 344 - Design of Manufacturing Tooling Credit Hours: 3
MFG 447 - Lean Manufacturing Credit Hours: 3
MFG 331 - Industrial Controls Credit Hours: 3
Manufacturing Elective Credit Hours: 3^b

Total: 15 Credit Hours

^a Restricted Elective from the following courses: BUS 226 , BUS 304 , BUS 335 , MGT 321 , MGT 461 or MGT 462

^b These courses must be different than those used to satisfy the BS degree in MET or MECH. In all cases the student must have at least 36 credits of additional coursework beyond the MET or MECH degree to qualify for the concurrent degree in MFG

^c This course is already required for the BSMET degree