Advanced Manufacturing
Advanced Manufacturing Degrees
Advanced machinists use tools like lathes and milling machines to produce precisely measured metal parts. Most machinists work in the manufacturing field, but precision machining, in general, can be applied to many industries. Everything from healthcare to automotive uses parts that must be created by machinists.
The ability to set up and monitor precision machines is in high demand, and the field only continues to grow. It’s a highly-valued set of skills that comes with challenging, satisfying work and fantastic entry-level wages.
Eligible Programs
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- Electronic Systems Technology – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Precision Machining – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Robotics – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Automation Controls/SCADA – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Mechatronics – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
Western Dakota Technical College
- Drafting & Machining Technology – 2-Year Program, AAS Degree
- Precision Machining – 1-Year Program, Diploma