Mechanical Engineering Technology
James A. Rhodes State College
The curriculum provides the skills to become a mechanical engineering technician. Practical, hands-on, learning experience is incorporated with principle and theory. Students learn how to make sketches and rough layouts, record data, tabulate calculations, analyze results, and write informative reports. Those interested in the Mechanical Engineering Technology major should have an aptitude for mathematics, science, and technical work.
Credits
61 credits
Format
In-Person
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