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Electronics Technology - Manufacturing Associate

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Submitter's Information

Name

Veronica Oregel

Title

Curriculum Support Coordinator

Region

Central/Mother Lode

College

San Joaquin Delta College

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

Joe Gonzales

CTE Dean's Email

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Program Details

Program Title

Electronics Technology - Manufacturing Associate

Submission Type

New Program

TOPs Code

Electro-Mechanical Technology (093500)

Projected Start Date

05/25/26

Catalog Description
The Electronics Technology - Manufacturing Associate Certificate of Achievement prepares students for entry-level positions as operators, technicians, and supervisors in the manufacturing and production industry. This program provides hands-on training in key areas such as electronics, safety, quality control, and industrial processes, ensuring students develop the technical skills required in modern manufacturing environments. Students will complete a core set of courses focused on fundamental manufacturing principles and safety standards, while also selecting from a range of electives to specialize in areas such as welding, machining, robotics, computer-aided design, and industrial control systems. Graduates will be equipped with practical skills in operating machinery, maintaining quality standards, and contributing to efficient production processes, meeting the evolving demands of the industry.
Enrollment Completer Projections

Based on industry demand, established employer partnerships, and regional workforce needs, it is projected that the Certificate of Achievement in Electronics Technology - Manufacturing Associate will produce approximately 30 completers annually once the program is fully established. Tesla’s Manufacturing Development Program (MDP) plays a key role in this projection, as the company recruits up to 40 students each year to participate in the program through paid internships. While 40 students typically begin the program annually through this partnership, it is anticipated that around 30 will complete the full sequence of coursework and earn the certificate each year. This consistent employer-supported enrollment provides a strong foundation for the program’s sustainability and impact. In addition to the Tesla cohort, the program is open to all San Joaquin Delta College students who wish to pursue a career in advanced manufacturing or electronics technology. While future enrollment from the broader student population is difficult to quantify at this stage, the program is designed to be inclusive and accessible to all interested students. As awareness of the certificate grows and its value becomes more widely recognized, the college anticipates interest from a diverse range of learners. This flexibility ensures the program can respond to changing student demand while continuing to support regional workforce development.

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
Program Goal

Upon successful completion of the program, the student will be able to:
Apply fundamental concepts of electricity and AC/DC network analysis in industrial settings.
Demonstrate safe work practices in welding, machining, and industrial environments in accordance with industry standards.
Operate and maintain manufacturing machinery, including welding and machining equipment, to produce quality components.
Work effectively in team-based production environments.
Program and troubleshoot Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) used in automation and industrial control systems.
Apply basic principles of robotics in manufacturing, including operation and integration with automated systems.

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

17.0

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative

  1. Apply industry-standard safety procedures in welding, machining, and industrial environments to prevent hazards and ensure workplace safety.
  2. Set up, operate, and maintain manufacturing machinery, including welding and machining equipment, to produce high-quality components.
  3. Utilize fundamental concepts of electricity, AC/DC network analysis, programmable logic controllers, and robotics in manufacturing and industrial applications.
  4. Interpret and create technical drawings and schematics using CAD software to support manufacturing and engineering processes.
Program Requirements
CourseTitleUnitsYear/Semester
(Y1 or S1)
INDUS 94
Industrial Mathematics and Algebra

3.0S1
INDUS 20
Industrial Safety and Health

3.0S1
ELECT 11
AC and DC Network Analysis

4.0S1
Restricted Electives
Complete 7 units:


ELECT 17
Robotics / Automation Introduction

4.0S1
E TECH 47
Introduction to Industrial Control Systems

3.0S1
E TECH 12
Computer-Aided Drafting

3.0S1
WELDING 10
Basic Welding for the Trades

4.0S1
MACH 16
Machine Tool Process

3.0S1




Supporting Documents

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Submission Details

Published at

01/26/26 - 02:20 PM

Status

Recommended

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Please list the reason(s) for returning "Electronics Technology - Manufacturing Associate". to Veronica Oregel's drafts. This message will be sent to veronica.oregel@deltacollege.edu

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JL

Jaime Lopez   ·  01/28/26

Recommend requesting new LMI as it is over a year old