青青草视频

Student must

• Be at least 16 years of age.
• Be accepted to the college and have completed the entire admissions process.
• Have Engineering Technology - Advanced Manufacturing (ETAM) A.S. Degree (code 3605) as their primary Program
• High School Dual Enrollment students are welcome.
• If transferring credits, all transcripts must be posted on student's official records and be evaluated by program advisor.
• For 青青草视频 Admissions requirements: How To Apply - Admissions

Total estimated cost (based on in-state tuition, lab fees and book costs): TBD

Scholarships

There are many scholarships, including the Charles Blount General Scholarship which specifically supports Engineering Technology - Advanced Manufacturing students. Please visit the Scholarships webpage for more information and how to apply.

Financial Aid

There are many options to finance your education. You may be eligible for Federal Grants, Work Study, State Grants, Federal Loans, and Institutional Scholarships. Please visit the Financial Aid page for more information and application instructions.

Veterans Benefits

青青草视频 is a Military Friendly School. Veterans can receive assistance with their benefits at the Office for Veterans and Military Success Services.

Program Goals

• Prepare certified technicians for the advanced manufacturing workforce in a multitude of industries.
• Create pathways for Engineering Technology graduates to advance their careers through the certification program or apply college credit towards a four-year engineering degree.
• Provide the maximum opportunity for graduates to obtain permanent employment in high-tech advanced manufacturing industries including semiconductor manufacturing.
• Maintain contact with local and national industry stakeholders and our graduates to guide the curriculum and job placement opportunities.

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon Graduation, students will be able to:

1. Apply and demonstrate practical hands-on training and knowledge of high-tech manufacturing operations using current tools, software and equipment commonly used in manufacturing environments such as Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC鈥檚), robots, CNC machines and additive manufacturing 3-D printers.
2. Confidently approach and resolve technical challenges using problem solving, critical thinking and innovative skills.
3. Apply the core technical skills, consisting of 18 credit hours in the following areas: instrumentation and measurement, manufacturing processes and materials, quality, computer-aided drafting, electronics and safety, that are aligned with the Manufacturing Skills Standards Council (MSSC鈥檚) Certified Production Technician (CPT) 4.0.
4. Apply effective communication of technical information through written, oral and graphical formats.
5. Apply and demonstrate industrial safety practices and compliance with OSHA regulations in workplaces.

Summary Report of Achievement

• Degree Program Objectives
• Student Learning Outcomes

The A.S. degree is a total of 60 credit hours.

General Education Courses.

• ENC1101 College Composition (3 Credit Hours)
• MAC1105 College Algebra (3 Credit Hours) (prereq MAT1033)
• HUM2020, LIT1000, ARH1000, MUL1010, THE1000,
  OR PHI2010 (all 3 Credit Hours)
• ESC1000, AST1002, BSC2005, BSC2010, BSC2085, CMH2045 OR PHY2053
• AMH2010, AMH2020 OR POS2041 (all 3 Credit Hours)

Professional Core Classes

• EET1035C DC/AC Network (4 Credit Hours)
• EET1141 Intro to Semiconductors (3 Credit Hours)
• EET1141L Semiconductor Lab (1 Credit Hours)
• EET1214C Instruments and Controls (3 Credit Hours)
• EET2124 Linear Semiconductors (2 Credit Hours) (prereq EET1141)
• EET2124L Linear Semiconductors Lab (1 Credit Hours)
• ETI1420 Manufacturing Processes (3 Credit Hours)
• ETI1622 Lean Manufacturing (3 Credit Hours)
• ETI1701 Industrial Safety (3 Credit Hours)
• ETI2411 Manufacturing (3 Credit Hours)
• ETI2411L Manufacturing Lab (1 Credit Hours)
• ETM1010C Mechanical Measurements (3 Credit Hours)
• ETM2315C Hydraulics and Pneumatics (3 Credit Hours)
• ETS2511C Motors/Controls (3 Credit Hours)
• ETS2527C Electromechanics (3 Credit Hours)
• ETS2542 Logic Control (3 Credit Hours)
• ETS2604C Robotics Applications (3 Credit Hours)

As of October 20, 2021, the State Board of Education approved revisions to Florida's civic literacy competency requirements, which now includes passing a civic literacy course (AMH 2020 or POS 2041) and the state civic literacy exam. Learn more at sfcollege.edu/registrar/graduation/faq/.

Enrollment

The program encourages students to work and intern during the summers. Engineering Technology courses (typically) are not conducted during the summer months and therefore there are no summer admissions to the program. As the program continues to grow, instruction of entry level courses during the summer may become part of the overall process for the program.