Overview
The Advanced Materials Manufacturing Program at Sheridan College will train students with the latest manufacturing technologies. This program will teach students how to apply basic engineering principles and technical skills to the identification and resolution of production problems in the manufacture of different products.
With classroom discussion and hands-on experiences, students in the program sharpen their skills in machine operations, production line operations, engineering analysis, systems analysis, instrumentation, physical controls, automation, computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), manufacturing planning, quality control, materials and processes, and informational infrastructure.
Why Sheridan College?
- Sheridan College offers a new state-of-the-art Technical Education Center.
- The program has a flexible course schedule and numerous elective options.
- Many students earn degrees in Industrial Technology and related programs like Machine Tool Technology and Diesel Technology at the same time.
Careers & Industry Outlook
Industry Projections
- Demand is average for manufacturing technicians across the state and region. About 6,700 openings for industrial engineering technologists and technicians are projected each year, on average, over the decade according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Bachelor of Applied Science Degree
Students interested in the Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Management and Leadership should be advised to take MATH 1000 Problem Solving or higher, advanced writing (AW), or ECON/AGEC 1010 Macroeconomics or ECON/AGEC 1020 Microeconomics as general education options. Skills taught at Sheridan College include:
| Machine operations |
| Production line operations |
| Engineering analysis |
| Systems analysis |
| Instrumentation |
| Physical controls |
| Automation |
| Informational infrastructure |
| Computer-aided Manufacturing (CAM) |
| Quality control |
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Curriculum & Outcomes
AAS Degree
The Advanced Materials Manufacturing program prepares individuals to apply basic engineering principles and technical skills to the identification and resolution of production problems in the manufacture of products.
Program Outcomes
- Understand and solve basic technical mathematical problems
- Understand and work with entry level technical and mechanical systems
- Perform work using basic computer skills
- Meet industry requirements for safety and first aid
- Gain an understanding of composites and common materials used in industry
- Learn basic hand skills for the layup of composite materials using fiberglass, carbon fiber, epoxy and polyester resin
- Understand the role of automation, robotics, and material selections in manufacturing and assembly operations
- Design for producibility and manufacturing ease
Scholarships
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Financial Aid
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Faculty
Sheridan College’s outstanding, award-winning faculty members are dedicated to your success in our Career and Technical Education programs. Faculty members will make sure you have the knowledge to enter the workforce and the skills to succeed.
Sheridan College has a longstanding commitment to excellence in technical education. We have had faculty members earn National Technical Teacher of the Year and students win the National Outstanding Technical Student of the Year from the American Technical Education Association.
Our expert faculty members will guide you through hands-on courses and help you achieve your academic and professional goals.
World-Class Facilities
As a Career & Technical Education student, you will learn in the leading facilities in the region, the Technical Center and the Innovation Center at Sheridan College.
Innovation Center
Sheridan College’s most recent building renovation and expansion, the Innovation Center, was finished in the fall of 2024. The space will support students and community members who are pursuing career opportunities in manufacturing or construction trades and also includes the new Manufacturing Incubator.
Technical Center
The Sheridan College Technical Center serves Welding, Construction, Diesel and Machine Tool Technology students.
Related Programs
Looking to add some other skills to your toolbox? There’s a variety of options to explore.