Engineering Science: Advanced Manufacturing, Associate in Science

The Engineering Science – Advanced Manufacturing 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 core and concentration 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.

A minimum of 62 credit hours are required for graduation.

Starting in the fall of 2014, any student enrolled in an associate degree program who is new to NECC and has no academic history at the college, must take at least one course designated as intensive in each of NECC’s six core academic skills in order to graduate. In most cases, the program’s core required courses include these intensive courses. Plan to see an advisor for more complete information about this graduation requirement.

Requirements

Choose one of the concentrations below

Electronics Concentration

Precision Machining Concentration

Recommended Course Sequence Electronics Concentration

Year 1

Fall

Spring

Summer

Year 2

Fall

Spring

Recommended Course Sequence Precision Machining Concentration

Year 1

Fall

Spring

Summer

Year 2

Fall

Spring