Advanced Manufacturing 48.9999

Advanced Manufacturing is a program focused on the design and implementation of manufacturing technologies and systems. This program prepares students for careers in the fields of engineering and manufacturing. Students enrolled will learn a combination of 3D drafting, 3D printing, CAM and CNC machining, mechanical drives, electronics, pneumatics, hydraulics, PLC programming, robotics, precision measurement and quality control, properties of materials, and engineering processes. Students who enjoy STEM activities and problem-solving will enjoy this program and will be engaged in designing, developing, and testing electromechanical devices, automation systems, and manufacturing systems. Students can earn industry certifications and college credits through multiple colleges/universities while in the program. Students will also learn how to work as a team and develop engineering solutions to problems and partner with local industry in real-world, project-based learning.

• Automation and Manufacturing Systems
• Robotics

• 3D Drafting

• 3D Printing

• CAM and CNC Machining

• Mechanical Drives

• Electronics

• Pneumatics

• Hydraulics

• Designing, Developing, and Testing Electromechanical Devices

• PLC Programming

• Robotics

• Precision Measurement and Quality Control

• Properties of Materials

• Engineering Processes

In 2023, the average wage for an Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders was $21.45 per hour and $44,610 per year.