Manufacturing Engineering Technology



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109 Sill Hall
Ypsilanti, MI,48197
734.487.0354

EMU Information:
734.487.1849

About the Program

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology major is closed to new students. If you are interested in this type of major please take a look at Product Design and Development Program

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program prepares the student for the development, design, analysis, planning, supervision and construction of methods and equipment for the production of industrial and consumer goods. Students receive a unique blend of knowledge which directly corresponds to modern applications used in manufacturing. Graduates can become certified as manufacturing engineers by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers.

About the Curriculum

General Education Requirements					40 Hours

Major Requirements					91 Hours

*Required Courses*					*91 Hours*
CADM122 Engineering Graphics I CADM223 Engineering Graphics II CHEM121/122 General Chemistry I with lab ET100 Introduction to Engineering Technology ELEC200 Circuit Analysis ELEC218 Motors and Controls MATH120 Calculus I MATH121 Calculus II MATH170 Elementary Statistics MET211 Static’s MET313 Applied Mechanics of Material MET319 Fluid Mechanics MFG111 Materials MFG123 Manufacturing Processes and Methods I MFG124 Manufacturing Processes and Methods II MFG203 Industrial operation MFG290 GD&T Metrology MFG306 Plastics Processing MFG316 Design for Manufacturing and Tooling MFG361 Computer Numerical Control MFG387 Cooperative Education MFG421 Manufacturing Engineering and Analysis MFG470 Integrated Product and Process Design MFG490 Manufacturing Enterprise Capstone PHY223 Mechanics and Sound PHY224 Electricity and Light QUAL320 Industrial Quality Control Writing Intensive Course					3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Minor Requirements					0 Hours
No minor is required

Program Total					131 Hours

Note:
Each student must choose a writing intensive course as part of major completion requirements. Consult your adviser for course options.

About the Faculty

>> Dr.Dan Fields

>> Dr.Robert Lahidji

>> Erik Lokensgard

>> Philip Rufe