This career program is for students desiring employment in the field of mechanical or industrial engineering technology. Graduates may qualify for positions such as machine, tool, and product designer; industrial laboratory technician; inspector; production control technician; sales, field, or safety technician; CAD operator; and other related positions. Graduates also have the option of transferring to four-year institutions offering the bachelor's degree in mechanical technology.

To complete the program in two years, students must begin in a fall semester at the appropriate levels of math.

• *CSC 1310-1330 are 5-week courses that represent a time commitment of 15 weeks equivalent to a full three credit hour course.
• With the appropriate mathematical background students may elect to take MAT 1600 and/or MAT 1710.
• Students with appropriate background may opt for PHY 1610 or PHY 1710.
• Students who plan to transfer should consider taking this course to prepare them for their transfer institution.
• MAT 1220 and MAT 1590 have a prerequisite of MAT 0600 or two years of high school algebra/geometry and placement exam.