Students who are enrolled in the Manufacturing and Fabrication Technologies Program of Study, will complete a three course sequence in which they will learn both the designing stages of a project, project management techniques to complete that project, as well as how a project is actually built using the various mediums we the Engineering and Manufacturing Academy has to offer (wood, metal, etc.).

The three course sequence consists of Introduction, intermediate, and an advanced course. For the Manufacturing and Fabrication Technologies Program of Study students will work through the following sequence:

Introduction

Manufacturing and Construction

Intermediate

Welding and Metal Fabrication

Wood Production Technologies

Advanced

Manufacturing Design and Development

Advanced Welding – Design & Fabrication

Advanced Woodworking – Cabinetry & Furniture

Students who might enroll in this Program of Study would be interested in careers in the following fields: Mechanical Engineer, Process Engineer, Packaging Engineer, Process Engineer, Robot Technician, Quality Engineer, Tool and Die Maker, Welder, Machinists, and Cabinet Maker.

Please feel free to view more information about each course located on the left hand side under the live links associatedwith each course.