This program prepares individuals to apply basic engineering principles and advanced manufacturing technical skills in support of industrial operations. The major includes instruction in optimization theory, human factors, organizational behavior, industrial processes, industrial planning procedures, computer applications, quality, and technical document preparation. Graduates achieve positions of leadership in business and industry while practicing innovation in the global marketplace. The major in Advanced Manufacturing (reference number 506) leads to a Bachelor of Science degree. A minor or second major is not required. Course requirements for the major are shown in the PDF below. Students should consult with an advisor while planning their course schedules and career goals. The program is accredited by ATMAE (Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering).

Graduates obtain employment in a wide variety of positions. Some include: Specialty Average Salary Maintenance Supervisor $59,819 Installation & Repair Supervisor $62,540 Quality Assurance Manager $81,220 Industrial Production Manager $89,190 Project Manager $93,397