Engineering Technology Management - Lewis and Clark Community College

Engineering Technology Management from Lewis and Clark Community College is a Campus Associate Engineering Management degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Jobs in industry aren't the same as 20 years ago. Today's positions require employees to perform more than a few functions and the same tasks. Computers, electronics and new technology have moved to the plant floor. To advance in industry today you need additional training and new skills. The Engineering Technology program can prepare you to meet today's requirements. You'll receive training in electronics, computers, manufacturing and other areas that will help you succeed. You'll develop the skills to perform a variety of functions, and have the background to work in different types of plants and on different projects. At L&C you may choose one of the options in engineering technology. The Management concentrates on management. Nature of Work: Industry is rapidly changing with the integration of computers, industrial processes, and management systems throughout the enterprise. The demand for individuals with interdisciplinary, high tech skills is increasing. Knowledge of a wide range of manufacturing and industrial techniques is important. Industrial technologists are hired to assist with the design, installation, operation and maintenance of industrial systems of various kinds. A Controls & Instrumentation Specialist installs, repairs, troubleshoots, and programs automated manufacturing and process control equipment. Industrial Supervisors direct and monitor workers, lead teams, schedule activities and repairs, and assist with planning. Related job titles include: Industrial Technologist, Manufacturing Technologist, CNC Technician, CAD/CAM Operator, Service Representative, Production Planner, Material Planner and Inventory Specialist. Skills and Abilities: The Engineering Technologist should be inquisitive, willing to learn new technology and be able to diagnose and solve complex problems. In addition to skills directly related to manufacturing, good math, English, and speaking abilities are also important. Engineering Technology ? Management Students enrolled in this program will be seeking employment as technicians that lead to supervisory positions in advanced manufacturing. These positions involve some level of resource (human and physical) management, planning, and budgeting in the advanced-manufacturing setting. In their initial stages of employment graduates of this program may be involved in strictly technician positions such as those described below in the existing degree , but the purpose of this program in Engineering Technology-Management is to provide the students with education and some job experience (through internships) that will prepare them for management- level employment in the long run. Engineering technicians who move into supervisory and managerial positions in advanced manufacturing monitor and direct other technicians, lead teams, schedule work activities and repairs, and assist managers in planning. View more details on Lewis and Clark Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering Management courses.