Integrative training program combining mechanical, electrical, fluid power, and computer technologies to control automated machine systems. Students learn mechanics, sensors, basic electronics, pneumatics/hydraulics, PLC control logic, and robot programming. Prepares graduates for careers in robotics, automation, manufacturing, and high-tech production environments.

The Advanced Manufacturing program prepares students for careers in modern production environments focused on technology integration, process improvement, and quality systems. Training includes machining, manufacturing processes, materials science, quality planning, CNC programming, Mastercam, GD&T, tool and die concepts, and robotics exposure.

The Supply Chain Management (SCM) program teaches planning, coordination, and integration of operations, logistics, distribution, and purchasing across global supply chains. Students learn how to optimize efficiency, add value, and collaborate with internal and external partners.

Hands-on welding training offered through Schoolcraft College, including two certificates (Welding Fabrication and Pre-Apprenticeship) and an AAS degree (Welding Fabrication Technology). Students train with MIG, TIG, plasma, arc, and oxy-gas cutting technologies. The Pre-Apprenticeship is developed with local trade unions for safety and jobsite readiness.

One-year Certificate of Achievement providing hands-on training in electronics fundamentals for entry-level repair and technician positions. The program covers circuit analysis, measurement techniques, and component function while introducing microcontrollers and programmable logic.