Program Details
Advanced Manufacturing
Mid-State Technical College
The Advanced Manufacturing Technology program combines
foundational coursework in the areas of electromechanical and
automation systems with advanced coursework in Industry 4.0
concepts and quality manufacturing. Students gain hands-on
experience with tools and equipment used in the field.
In this program you’ll learn to operate and program robotics,
troubleshoot computer networks, and interface digital logic
circuits. You’ll set up, make, and maintain automated systems,
such as machines interacting with machines and machines making
decisions (AI). You’ll also use sensors within the system to map,
explore, and execute a variety of tasks, such as deliver, pick up, and
sort.
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This program is offered
No Application Deadline
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Career assessments
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