These may be completed by traditional drawing and design methods or through the use of modern computer graphics techniques. The graduate may also pursue work in such areas as plant maintenance or research and development, as a laboratory technician, a production assistant, a cost estimator, or in quality assurance and control. The broad technical background offered by this program, coupled with industrial experience, will enable the graduate to attain future positions with challenging responsibilities. Upon successful completion of this program, the student may elect to pursue the Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Technology. The course work covers topics such as technical drawing, machine drawing, electricity and electronics, machine shop, manufacturing processes, production drawing, engineering materials, mechanical design, and hydraulic systems.
Students also gain CAD experience.
Graduates of Michigan Tech's mechanical design engineering technology program find jobs with a variety of employers, including General Motors, Detroit Edison, Texas Instruments, Fruehauf Corporation, and Allied-Signal. Or, visit our office in the Electrical Energy Resources Center, Room 426.