Associate of Applied Science│2 Years│63 Credits│Fond du Lac and West Bend Campuses│Eligible for Financial Aid
The Quality and Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree will prepare you to work with automated systems in order to improve efficiencies and quality in a manufacturing environment.
Today’s high-tech manufacturers are using Smart Technologies and Automation to revolutionize their processes and need a highly skilled workforce trained in manufacturing processes, quality planning, data collection, data analysis, and the ability to integrate all of these functions.
What You’ll Learn
The Quality and Advanced Manufacturing Technology program utilizes high-tech labs to expose you to the latest technologies used in manufacturing, preparing you to adapt to change in an ever-changing environment. Applications in problem-solving, teamwork, and automated manufacturing technologies are emphasized.
Potential careers include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Continuous Improvement Technician
- Quality Assurance Technician
- Process Engineering Technician
- Manufacturing Engineering Technician
- CNC Programmer
- Robotics and Material-Handling Technician
- Industrial Engineering Technician
Course requirements are subject to change. Visit our catalog for up-to-date information.
| SEMESTER 1 | CREDITS | |
|---|---|---|
| 103-159 | Computer Literacy – Microsoft Office | 1 |
| 623-110 | Technical Print Reading | 2 |
| 623-162 | Manufacturing Processes | 3 |
| 664-110 | Introduction to Mechatronics | 2 |
| 801-136 | English Composition 1 | 3 |
| 804-195 | College Algebra with Applications | 3 |
| 890-101 | College 101 | 2 |
| Credits | 16 | |
| SEMESTER 2 | ||
| 617-112
or 617-114
|
CAD 3-D, Creo Parametric
or CAD 3-D SolidWorks
|
3 |
| 623-191 | Basic Metrology | 2 |
| 628-136 | Statistical Process Control | 3 |
| 664-100 | Introduction to Industrial Control Systems | 2 |
| 806-143 | College Physics 1 | 3 |
| Communication Course | 3 | |
| Credits | 16 | |
| SEMESTER 3 | ||
| 623-111 | Integrated Manufacturing Planning – Manufacturing Technology | 2 |
| 623-118
or 628-122
|
Gage Calibration and Testing
or Basic CNC Programming and Operation
|
3 |
| 623-166 | Lean Process and Quality Planning | 3 |
| 623-196 | Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing | 3 |
| 664-105 | Introduction to Industrial Robotics | 2 |
| Social Science Course | 3 | |
| Credits | 16 | |
| SEMESTER 4 | ||
| 623-106
or 628-132
|
Quality Tools
or Advanced CNC Programming and Operation
|
3 |
| 623-112 | Integrated Manufacturing Production – Manufacturing Technology | 2 |
| 623-134
or 628-142
|
Basic CMM Programming and Operation
or Computer-Aided Manufacturing
|
3 |
| 623-168
or 664-115
|
ISO 9001 and Auditing
or Robotics and Vision Systems
|
2 |
| 664-120 | Introduction to Industrial Internet of Things | 2 |
| Behavioral Science Course | 3 | |
| Credits | 15 | |
| Total Credits | 63 | |
Moraine Park’s admissions starts with the online application. The admissions steps and financial aid process can take 6-8 weeks for some programs, so plan ahead.
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If you have any questions or need help with the process, please contact us at admissions@morainepark.edu OR 920-924-3200, TTY/VP:Use Relay VRS.
Tuition Costs
The cost of your degree depends on a number of factors such as total credits required, textbooks and the financial aid you receive. Some programs have additional costs such as uniforms, technology and equipment.
- $143.45 per credit (resident)
- $215.18 per credit (out-of-state resident)
- Online students are not charged out-of-state fees.
- Please refer to the Tuition & Fee Information for additional enrollment fee information.
Additional Costs
Books and supplies – $726
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Credits:
High school dual credit provides high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while in high school, without leaving their high school classroom. The courses are taught by certified high school instructors using technical college curriculum, grading policies and textbooks.
Has previous life experience already helped you build knowledge and skills applicable to your studies? Applying previously earned credits to a program of study can save you both time spent in the classroom and money spent on tuition and fees.
Transferring here is easy! You can transfer in prior college work by submitting official college transcripts or get a free transcript review.
Financial Aid is provided to aid eligible associate degree and technical diploma programs with 28 credits or more. Processing can take 6-8 weeks after a student’s completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is received.
Our recruiters on any of the three campuses are ready to help you plan your future!