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Schoolcraft College — Engineering Technology AAS Degree
Two-year Associate of Applied Science (AAS) preparing students for entry-level roles supporting engineers in design, testing, manufacturing, quality, CNC/machining, materials, plastics, welding, and robotics. Program totals 60 credits with 16 elective credits to tailor toward quality, machining/CNC, plastics, CAD (CATIA/SolidWorks/NX), welding, and robotics. Optional DOL Apprenticeship credit (21–45 credits) may apply toward the degree.
Program Details
Key Information
Prerequisites
- High School Diploma or GED
Course Curriculum
Sample Plan & Technical Core
Core: ENGR 100; CAD 120; MET 103; MFG 102/103; QM 106; WELD 110; CIS 120; Math (MATH 102 or 113); English (ENG 100/116); Gen Ed (Humanities, Social Science, Science). Electives (choose to 60 cr min): CAD 130/210/220/230; MFG 202/212/291; Plastics 130–160; Welding 113/115/119; ROBAT 101, etc.
Learning Outcomes
- Interpret drawings/GD&T; operate CAD/CAM (CATIA/SolidWorks/NX).
- Set up/operate CNC and basic machining processes; apply materials science.
- Apply quality tools (measurement, CMM, SPC, problem solving).
- Perform safe manufacturing practices (OSH 111/112).
- Communicate technical information (ENG 116); collaborate in teams.
FAQ
Yes—students with a Department of Labor Apprenticeship Certificate may apply 21–45 credits toward the degree (subject to evaluation by the Associate Dean).