PREPARES YOU FOR:

A career in manufacturing, including the basics of welding, fabrication, computer numerical control (CNC) machine operation, computer-aided drafting and design and machining.

Make your future unique with hands-on training in a variety of skilled areas. With a degree in advanced manufacturing technology, you could play an important part in a variety of careers within the manufacturing cycle, from design to production and delivery. Build on previous experience or begin your hands-on education at DMACC. In this program, you’ll learn the basics of welding, fabrication, computer numerical control (CNC) machine operation, computer-aided drafting and design, machining and workplace skills. All it takes is two years to earn your Associate in Applied Science degree.