Industrial Engineering Technologist and Technician

Industrial Engineering Technologist and Technician Program enables the student to be an effective team member and problem solver in today's fast-paced manufacturing environment, as well as prepares them for competitive positions in the manufacturing, processing and supply chain industries. The curriculum presented has core background knowledge of production-manufacturing principles with concentrations in Quality Control Technician (QCT) and Coordinate Measurement Machines (CMM) and Laser Scanning. The Certification of Achievement and/or Associate Degree in Science will be awarded upon successful completion of required courses.

Enrollment Completer Projections 40-45 Local Skill Certificate 20-25 Certificate of Achievement 5-10 Associate Degree

An Industrial Engineering Technologist and Technician assists Industrial engineers by applying engineering theory and principles to problems of industrial layout or manufacturing production, usually under the direction of engineering staff. Students will gain the skill to interpret engineering drawings, operations and management of industrial plants in the traditional domains of manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics in supply chain systems. Additionally, the program concentrates on Quality Control Technician (QCT) and Coordinate Measurement Machines (CMM) and Laser Scanning. Industrial Engineering Technologist and Technician is mapped to the skills and knowledge as described in SOC 17-3026* of Bureau of Labor Statistics. Upon completion of the Certificate Of Achievement, the rigor of the program is intensified to the standards of Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology (ABET), which has the requirement of Calculus, Physics and Chemistry for the completion of Associate of Science Degree. One of the integral part of the program is a Capstone course for the needed Hands-On skills and Strong Workforce Apprenticeship Program (SWAG) to ease the placement and employment of the certificate completers. This Advanced Manufacturing program is funded through the round one of the Strong Workforce Program. *2018 SOC Code

- Skill Certificate Courses (9 units) EGD-TEK 102, Engineering Graphics for Technologists with GD&T (Drafting & AutoCAD), 3-unit EGD-TEK 121, Computer Aided Design - 3D SolidWorks, 2-unit IND-TEK 103, Technical Writing & Communication, 2-unit IND-TEK 106, Shop Math, 1-unit *IND-TEK, Orientation to OSHA Tool & Shop safety, 1-unit - Certificate of Achievement Core Course (7 units) IND-TEK 105, Print Reading with GD&T, 2-unit *MIT 202, Manufacturing Processes – Metals, 1.5-unit *MIT 203, Manufacturing Processes - Non-Metals, 1.5-unit *ENG-TEK, Capstone Course, 2-unit EGD-TEK 131, CAD Advance Applications (EGD 131), 1-unit, Optional *MIT 204, Traditional Manufacturing - Lathe, Mills, Welding, Cutting, 2-unit, Optional - Certificate of Achievement Electives (Choose 2 courses, sequential courses 8 units) *ENG-TEK, Industrial Technology Essentials I, 2-unit *ENG-TEK, Industrial Technology Essentials II, 2-unit *ENG-TEK, Quality Control, Coordinate Measurement Machines I (CMM), 2-unit *ENG-TEK, Quality Control, Coordinate Measurement Machines II (CMM), 2-unit *ENG-TEK, Non-Destructive Testing / Inspection (NDI/T), 2-unit, Optional *ENG-TEK, Digital Manufacturing I, 2-unit, Optional *ENG-TEK, Digital Manufacturing II, 2-unit, Optional - Associate of Science Required Courses, 16 Units *ENG-TEK, Introduction to Engineering Technology, 3-unit *ENG-TEK, Applied Statics and Materials, 3-unit *C-ID EET, Basic Electronics & Lab with PLC or LabVIEW 3 C-ID MATH 145 Calculus for Technologists, 3-unit C-ID PHYS 105 General Physics for Science, 3-unit General Education Courses, 21 Units * New Course in Progress

Engineering Technology

Not Available in So. Cal. May be Santa Ana College

40-45 Local Skill Certificate 20-25 Certificate of Achievement 5-10 Associate Degree