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Engineering Technology Micro-Credential Program Overview

ECPI University offers Certificate programs (also referred to as Micro-credentials) that focus on specific skill sets. These programs are shorter than traditional degree programs and are designed to meet the needs of working professionals so that they can stay competitive in their field. Micro-Credential programs may be offered in a variety of ways to suit the learning style and schedules of individuals. They may include remote learning, instructor led in-seat learning, hybrid courses, and online courses.

About Engineering Technology Micro-Credentials

Manufacturing Processes and CNC Programming. The micro-credentials program covers aspects of needed skills and knowledge for manufacturing. Students will gain an understanding of various materials characteristics and applications, manufacturing processes, and machining techniques. Students will learn about CNC systems, controls, operation, set-up, hand-compiled programs such as G-code, and CAM programs.

CAD Prototyping, and 3D Printing. The micro-credential program covers aspects of 3D Modeling that businesses are utilizing more prominently to cut costs, produce stronger and lighter parts, reduce time to market and improve efficiency. Students will gain an understanding of this technology that will be important to job seekers and professionals across the 21st century economy. Working with AutoCAD software, students will create and edit simple drawings, translate file formats for articulation between different systems, and utilize 3 dimensional printers to create prototypes.

Pre-Engineering Math and Software Applications. The micro-credential program covers aspects of a preparation for students interested in joining an engineering discipline. Students will acquire basic math skills needed for engineering majors. Engineering problem solving techniques and tools are introduced. Using relevant engineering software, students will be able to analyze, model, and present engineering solutions to real-life applications.

Digital Logic Systems. The micro-credentials program covers aspects of the foundational knowledge in basic electricity and digital systems. Circuit analysis techniques and troubleshooting skills will be gained.

Manufacturing Processes and CNC Programming

13 semester credit hours

Course ID Course Name Credits
EET191 Materials Science 3
MET221 Materials Science 3
MET320 Machine Tools 3
MET320L Machine Tools LAB 1
MET322 CNC Machines 3

CAD Prototyping and 3D Printing

10 semester credit hours

Course ID Course Name Credits
CAD104 Rapid Prototyping & 3D Printing 3
EET192 Graphics Communication 3
EET192L Introduction to 3-D Modeling LAB 1
MET213 Advanced 3-D Modeling 3

Pre-Engineering Math and Software Applications

13 semester credit hours

Course ID Course Name Credits
ET102 Engineering Math & Software Applications 3
MTH131 College Algebra 3
MTH200 Pre-calculus 3
PHY120 Physics 3
PHY120L Physics LAB 1

Digital Logic Systems

13 semester credit hours

Course ID Course Name Credits
EET110 Electric Circuits I 3
EET111 Electric Circuits II 3
EET111L Electric Circuits LAB 1
EET130 Digital Systems I 3
EET230 Digital Systems II 3