Major: Associate of Applied Science in Computerized Manufacturing Technology Degree Electromechanical Spec at Mountain Empire Community College


The Associate of Applied Science in Associate of Applied Science in Computerized Manufacturing Technology Degree Electromechanical Spec is part of the Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians, Other program at Mountain Empire Community College

The Electromechanical Technology Specialization of the Computerized Manufacturing Technology program trains students in electrical, electronic, and mechanical systems and upon successful completion awards the Associate of Applied Science Degree. Emphasis is on programmable logic controllers, motor controls, piping systems, valves, and related components. Computer skills and teamwork are also emphasized. The electromechanical program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to find jobs as entry-level electromechanicaltechnicians. The program was developed in cooperation with Eastman Chemical Company. After the first year of the program, students have the opportunity for a one-year internship with Eastman after which they will return to MECC to finish the AAS degree

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CIP Code:15.0699

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