Engineering Science – Advanced Manufacturing Precision Machining, Associate in Science

Courses and Requirements

The Engineering Science – Advanced Manufacturing Precision Machining program introduces students to the principles, analysis and equipment of engineering manufacturing. Emphasis is placed on fundamentals through “hands on” curriculum. The program is designed to serve two purposes for students. First, the objective has an occupational focus. The curriculum prepares graduates to work in such occupations as machinists, Cell leaders, Precision machining technicians, EAs or Engineering Assistants, as well as prototype developers all of which are critical needs of our current workforce employers. Second, the majority of the courses in the program prepare students to pursue an upper level degree in Engineering.

Student Professional Liability Insurance: Students are required to carry professional liability insurance. The premium is to be paid at the time of course registration.

Requirements

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)
BUS101	Introduction to Business	3	Global Awareness Intensive Information Literacy Intensive
COM111	Public Speaking	3	Public Presentation Intensive
ENG101	English Composition I	3
ENG102	English Composition II	3
ENG103	Technical Writing	3	Written Communication Intensive
EST110	Engineering Design Graphics	3	Science Technology Intensive
EST111	Computer Aided Drafting I	3	Science Technology Intensive
EST112	Computer Aided Drafting II	3	Science Technology Intensive
EST113	Principles of Manufacturing	3
EST114	Material Science	3
EST140	Manufacturing Safety	3
EST141	Manufacturing Quality Control	4
EST150	Machine Application	4
EST151	Introduction to CNC Machines	4
EST152	CNC Machines	4
MAT125	Statistics	4	Quantitative Reason Intensive
MAT130	College Algebra & Trigonometry	4	Quantitative Reason Intensive
PHS111	College Physics I	4

Select ONE Math or Computer Science Elective (4 credits)

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)
MAT251	Calculus I	4	Quantitative Reason Intensive
CIS140	Introduction to Computer Science	4	Information Literacy Intensive Science Technology Intensive
	Total Credit Hours:	65

Courses with Prerequisites: ENG103, EST110, EST114, EST140, EST152, MAT125, MAT130, PHS111

Program Notes

Recommended Course Sequence Engineering Science Advanced Manufacturing Precision Machining Associate in Science

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)

Year 1

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)

Fall

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)
ENG101	English Composition I	3
EST110	Engineering Design Graphics	3	Science Technology Intensive
EST140	Manufacturing Safety	3
MAT125	Statistics	4	Quantitative Reason Intensive

Spring

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)
EST111	Computer Aided Drafting I	3	Science Technology Intensive
EST112	Computer Aided Drafting II	3	Science Technology Intensive
EST150	Machine Application	4
EST151	Introduction to CNC Machines	4

Summer

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)
EST113	Principles of Manufacturing	3
MAT130	College Algebra & Trigonometry	4	Quantitative Reason Intensive

Year 2

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)

Fall

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)
ENG102	English Composition II	3
COM111	Public Speaking	3	Public Presentation Intensive
EST141	Manufacturing Quality Control	4
PHS111	College Physics I	4

Spring

Course Number	Title	Credits	Core Academic Skill(s) Intensive Designation(s)
EST114	Material Science	3
ENG103	Technical Writing	3	Written Communication Intensive
BUS101	Introduction to Business	3	Global Awareness Intensive Information Literacy Intensive
EST152	CNC Machines	4
MAT or CIS	Math or Computer Science Elective	4