Applied Engineering & Manufacturing
You will learn the basics of the five areas of engineering technology. The majority of the coursework is hands-on assignments and working in the lab on a variety of machines, including 3D printers and CNC machines.
You'll dream it, design it, and build it!
Are you interested in technology and engineering? Assemble your future at CTC!
Experience & Skills You'll Learn
- Mastercam & Solidworks
- Print reading
- 2D and 3D advanced computer modeling
- Manual & CNC machining
- Welding & fabrication
- Controls and automation
- Robotics
- PLC & Robot Programming
- Subtractive & Additive manufacturing techniques
- Engineering design methods
- Electrical circuits
- Engineering/technical math skills
- Industrial wiring
- Machine cabinet building
Certifications & Credentials You Can Earn
Students may have the opportunity to earn:
- OSHA 10 Safety Certificate
- First Aid/CPR Certificate
Career Opportunities in Applied Engineering & Manufacturing
Career opportunities include:
- CADD drafter
- CNC operator/machinist
- Industrial maintenance
- Welder/Metal fabricator
- Industrial engineer
- Mechanical engineer
- Controls engineer
- Project manager
View the Applied Engineering & Manufacturing Career Tree above to explore entry-level, professional, and technical jobs in this career field.
Academic & Career-Tech Course Pathway
Students in the this career-tech program will spend half of their day in their program lab and the other half in academics.
CTC offers a variety of courses from in-person to virtual. For full course descriptions visit SCCTC.org/Courses.
College Credits & Scholarships
College Credits
There are 3 ways to earn college credits while you attend CTC!
- College Credit Plus
- CTAG
- Articulated Credits
For more information on earning college credits click here.
College Scholarships
$3,000 scholarships are available from Clark State College and Sinclair Community College to qualified students.
Applied Engineering & Manufacturing Program Leadership
Instructor
Program Advisory Committee
The Program Advisory Committee is comprised of experts and professionals, and often CTC graduates, who are currently working in the industry.
The role of the Program Advisory Committee is to advise, assist, support, and advocate for the program. If you are interested in serving on the Program Advisory Committee please contact the program instructor.