MET 114 Total Manufacturing
Introduces core manufacturing practices through direct engagement with modern production technologies and workflows. Participants gain practical experience operating Digital, Additive, Robotic, Subtractive, Fabrication, and Tool & Die systems to produce real-world components and assemblies. Emphasis is placed on safe operation, equipment readiness, product quality, and maintaining continuous production flow. Learners apply preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and process coordination skills while functioning as machine operators responsible for efficient equipment use, minimizing downtime, and ensuring products meet technical specifications.
Cross Listed Courses
N/A
Prerequisite
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Corequisite
Corequisite courses: MET 115 & MET 116
Course required to be taken in the first quarter of the MET AAS-T degree pathway, unless exception approved by MET instructor.