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Program Description for Certificate in Manufacturing Technology	View Basket

Provider

Lake Superior State University

Date of last update

9/28/2009

Description

Graduates of the program will be able to: 1) safely and efficiently work with traditinal manufacturing tools to perform a variety of tasks-drill, cut, debur, tap, mill, grind, thread, turn, taper, etc., set-up measure gauge; 2) safely and efficiently work with CNC machines; 3) read and interpret manufacturing blueprints; 3) implement GD&T in manufacturing; 4) draw components and mechanical systems/linkages using CAD software; and perform simple mechanical system animations using CAD software.

Contact Name

Jim Devaprasad

Contact Phone Number

(906) 635-2131

Contact URL

www.lssu.edu

Course Length

32 Credit Hours

Admission Requirements

GED or high school diploma

Credential Earned

Certificate

Other Credential Description

None

Sources of Financial Assistance Accepted

Individual Training Accounts, Pell Grants, federal student loans

Estimated Waiting Period to Enter Program

0 Days

License Fee for Employment

Program Cost

$8,144

Additional Costs

Internship/Externship Required

New Program

Yes

Completion Rate

Not Available

Number of Graduates in the last year

Employment Rate

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Training-Related Placement Rate

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Average Starting Wage

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Program Description for Certificate in Manufacturing Technology