Master quality control for top-notch product standards and prioritize industrial safety for a secure work environment.
Our program fosters problem-solving skills and teamwork, preparing students to collaboratively address manufacturing and management challenges.
Manufacturing Graphics: Introduction to engineering drawings and the use of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software for creating technical drawings.
Computer-Aided Part Design: Focusing on designing parts using CAD tools, with an emphasis on efficiency and manufacturability.
Manufacturing Methods I and II: Understanding the fundamental processes involved in manufacturing, including material selection, machining, and assembly.
Quality Control: Learning how to implement quality control measures in manufacturing, including statistical process control and inspection techniques.
Introduction to Industrial Safety: Exploring safety regulations and practices in industrial environments, with a focus on ensuring the well-being of workers.
Graduates from the Manufacturing Management emphasis track are well-prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in the transportation industry. Some potential career paths include:
Manufacturing Manager: Overseeing production processes, optimizing efficiency, and ensuring quality standards are met in automotive manufacturing facilities.
Quality Control Specialist: Implementing and managing quality control systems to guarantee product quality in the automotive industry.
Production Supervisor: Leading production teams and ensuring the timely and efficient manufacturing of automotive components.
Industrial Safety Coordinator: Managing and promoting safety practices to prevent workplace accidents and injuries in automotive manufacturing settings.
Through real-world applications, paired with strong foundation in manufacturing and management, graduates are well-prepared to make a significant impact in the automotive field.
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