Mark Eilers, Program Chair/Instructor
Milford Campus
(402) 761-8244
1-800-933-7223 ext. 8244
meilers@southeast.edu
(402) 761-8243
1-800-933-7223 ext. 8243
MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
ESTIMATED EXPENSES
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| Elaine Vavra, 1st and 2nd quarter instructor AAS, Manufacturing Engineering Technology – SCC, Milford, NE 1993 BS, Concordia College, Seward, NE 1997 Related work experience: 4 years Instructional experience: 11 years 1-800-933-7223, Ext. 8210 evavra@southeast.edu |
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| George Matzen, 3rd and 4th quarter instructor AAS, Mechanical Manufacturing Technology – SCC, Milford, NE 1972 BS, University of Nebraska – Lincoln, NE 1979 Related work experience: 5 years Instructional experience: 34 years 1-800-933-7223, Ext. 8299 gmatzen@southeast.edu |
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| Mark Eilers, 5th and 6th quarter instructor AAS, Manufacturing Engineering Technology – SCC, Milford, NE 1992 BS, Bellevue University, Bellevue, NE 1996 Related work experience: 10 years Instructional experience: 14 years 1-800-933-7223, Ext. 8244 meilers@southeast.edu |
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Welcome
| Overview | Requirements | Student Responsibilities | Mission |Manufacturing Engineering Technologists are people who like to make things, especially making them better, faster, and at a lower cost. They are “hands-on” people who also want to be part of the design process and they enjoy working with people as part of a team or as its leader. Typical job responsibilities include acting as a liaison between design engineering and the manufacturing operation or being deeply involved in manufacturing process development. Graduates from
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program has a long history of success. In 1969 the Manufacturing Engineering Technology program was formed with a combination of the curriculum of the Machine Tool Technology program and the Academic Education program. Classes have continually changed over the years, however; our goal has remained the same – training technicians who are well prepared to take on today’s engineering and manufacturing challenges.
We invite you to learn more about what this program has to offer. Please contact us if you have any additional questions.
Overview
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program trains students to become members of an engineering team. They provide technical assistance throughout the design and manufacturing process. The program includes extensive practice in traditional and computer-aided drafting, layout and design of fabricated products, the study of materials used in manufacturing, plant layout, materials handling, manufacturing processes, and the use of machines. Further study takes you into quality control, time and motion efficiency, tool and product design, and mold design. The Student Chapter of the Society for Manufacturing Engineers S218 provides a chance to learn more about industry and to interact and mentor with other engineers.
All tuition, fees, books, required tools, and related costs are the responsibility of the student. See estimated cost list.
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology Program at Southeast Community College is fully accredited by the State of Nebraska
Upon successful completion of the program, the student will be awarded an Associate of Applied Science Degree.
Mission
Program Mission Statement:
The mission of the Manufacturing Engineering Technology Program is to educate and prepare students for gainful employment and to meet the needs of the manufacturing industries.
Program Goals:
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program goals are:
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To train students for a career in Manufacturing Engineering Technology and evaluate their progress to industry standards. These standards include ASME Y14.5M-1994 and others.
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To provide students with the opportunity to develop skills in critical thinking and problem solving.
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To provide students with the opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in industry. The success rate of graduates will be measured in a number of ways and may include their ability to pass the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Certified Manufacturing Technologist Exam.
Requirements
Complete application
Schedule a compass test
ACT scores accepted
Student Responsibilities
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Follow the attendance policy established by the program & the college.
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Participate in all learning activities at the scheduled times.
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Obey all established safety procedures while on campus.
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Be responsible for program costs: tuition, fees, books and tools.
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program trains students to become members of an engineering team. They provide technical assistance throughout the design and manufacturing process. The program includes extensive practice in traditional and computer-aided drafting, layout and design of fabricated products, the study of materials used in manufacturing, plant layout, materials handling, manufacturing processes, and the use of machines. Further study takes you into quality control, time and motion efficiency, tool and product design, and mold design. The Student Chapter of the Society for Manufacturing Engineers S218 provides a chance to learn more about industry and to interact and mentor with other engineers.
All tuition, fees, books, required tools, and related costs are the responsibility of the student. See estimated cost list.
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology Program at
Upon successful completion of the program, the student will be awarded an Associate of Applied Science Degree.
Mission
Program
The mission of the Manufacturing Engineering Technology Program is to educate and prepare students for gainful employment and to meet the needs of the manufacturing industries.
Program Goals:
The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program goals are:
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To train students for a career in Manufacturing Engineering Technology and evaluate their progress to industry standards. These standards include ASME Y14.5M-1994 and others.
-
To provide students with the opportunity to develop skills in critical thinking and problem solving.
-
To provide students with the opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to compete in industry. The success rate of graduates will be measured in a number of ways and may include their ability to pass the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Certified Manufacturing Technologist Exam.
Requirements
Complete application
Schedule a compass test
ACT scores accepted
Student Responsibilities
-
Follow the attendance policy established by the program & the college.
-
Participate in all learning activities at the scheduled times.
-
Obey all established safety procedures while on campus.
-
Be responsible for program costs: tuition, fees, books and tools.
