Understand procedures for fault finding, rectification, methods of soldering, and quality of finished product on cable and wire harness assemblies. Earn the IPC 620 credential.

This course presents the industry-approved inspection criteria for assemblies commonly encountered in an electronic assembly environment. Evaluate solder joints, wiring harnesses, circuit board hardware, printed circuit board damage, jumper wires, and circuit board modifications.

Study the principles of collaborative robotics, its uses and applications, operation, and maintenance. This hands-on training includes labs and online modules from Tooling University – with input from the Society of Manufacturing Engineers.

Foundation program to prepare for National Manufacturing Production Technician Certification. The full Industrial Automation Certificate program takes 3 month or less. You can also take components of this program as individual classes.

This course utilizes the methodology of building circuits from a schematic in electrical and programmable logic controllers (PLC). In building circuits, students learn components, circuit building procedures, troubleshooting and fault analysis as well as the utilization of test equipment.

Become a Manufacturing Skill Standards Council Certified Production Technician. The full Manufacturing Production Technician program takes 3 month or less. You can also take components of this program as individual classes.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology curriculum provides a broad and diverse educational experience. The courses will stress critical thinking, planning and problem solving.

The Project Management curriculum is designed to provide students with the knowledge and the skills necessary for employment and advancement in the growing field of project management.

The Welding Technology curriculum provides students with a sound understanding of the science, technology, and applications essential for successful employment in the welding and metal industry.