Program Details
Mechanical Design Technology
Mid-State Technical College
This program prepares graduates to work with engineers to design,
prepare, develop, and test all types of machines and products.
Students learn to apply knowledge of mechanical engineering
technology and use 2D and 3D computer-aided design applications.
They also learn about manufacturing processes, material strength,
basic mechanisms, and three-dimensional modeling. You’ll gain
an understanding of complex systems and how parts and pieces
work together. You will also learn about and use research and
development (R&D) processes, such as prototyping, testing, and
QA, and how these are applied in the world of manufacturing.
Hands-on projects include building parts to make mechanical
systems as well as first-hand experience with scanning and
modeling parts, 3D printing parts, and additive manufacturing.
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This program is offered
No application deadline.
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Career assessments
Mid-State aims to offer several approaches to tutoring to ensure that students have options that fit their learning needs including lab-based, one-one-one, group, and online. Tutoring services are no cost to currently enrolled students.
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