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Prepare to work in a modern manufacturing plant. Develop the skills you need to be flexible in a changing work place. Learn computerized manufacturing methods, computer aided drafting and machining, material testing and inspection, and written and verbal communication. Graduates are qualified for a wide variety of technical positions in the manufacturing sector.

Get a degree in manufacturing and industrial technology. This program emphasizes the computer aided-drafting (CAD) and computer numerical control (CNC) aspects of manufacturing technology.

Delta's program provides a mixture of education and training awith the flexibility you need to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in the rapidly changing manufacturing and industrial technology field.

  • Computer aided-drafting (CAD/CAM)
  • Computer numerical control (CNC) 
  • Teamwork
  • Problem solving
  • Communication skills
  • 3D parametric solid modeling
  • Robotics
  • Safety practices and procedures

Program details

Our programs prepare you for a career in manufacturing. You can start with the certificate of achievement and use those credits in the future toward an associate's degree.
 

Degree info

Associate in Applied Science

Manufacturing & Industrial Technology

  • Time & credits
  • 4 semesters
    65 credits
  • In-person/online
  • Main Campus
    Blended
  • Estimated tuition & fees
  • $12,255 (in-district)
    $19,230 (out-of-district)
    $20,055 (out-of-state)
Certificate of Achievement

Manufacturing

  • In-person/online
  • Blended
  • Estimated tuition & fees
  • $3,300 (in-district)
    $5,160 (out-of-district)
    $5,380 (out-of-state)

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Job outlook

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Contact us

Program Coordinator
Terry Morse
Business and Technology Division
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terrymorse@delta.edu
989-686-9258

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