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The Bachelor of Applied Science in Advanced Manufacturing and Design provides the
skills and experience needed to advance careers in manufacturing across a broad range
of industries in both technical and managerial roles. The curriculum is based on solving
real world workplace challenges related to production systems, automation, materials
testing, safety, operations and project management, supply chain, quality control,
technical communications, and sustainability. Participants will draw on past educational
and work experience while also working to build advanced skills and knowledge in CAD/CAM,
data analysis, and technical problem solving.
Program Highlights
- The Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Advanced Manufacturing and Design is a two-year,
90-credit career-orientated degree.
- Selective admissions program with a single Fall entry point.
- The program is structured to provide participants with a balance between in-person
and asynchronous (independent) online courses.
- Participants attend in-person production labs once a week and complete additional
coursework online, allowing attendees to balance their academic goals with other commitments.
- Participants work on developing solutions to real world workplace challenges related
to production systems, automation, materials testing, safety, and more.
- Applicants who have completed an associates degree in manufacturing, a technical trade,
engineering technology, or a closely related field or have earned 90+ credits of college
coursework in a STEM related program are well positioned to begin the program.
The Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Advanced Manufacturing and Design is a two-year,
90-credit career- orientated degree for those who hold an associate degree in manufacturing,
a technical trade, engineering technology, or a closely related field or have earned
90+ credits of college coursework in a STEM related program.
The bachelor’s program in Advanced Manufacturing and Design has a selective admissions
process and students may only begin the program fall quarter. Prospective students
must attend a program briefing to receive application materials.
A Bachelor in Applied Science (BAS) degree is awarded upon completion of 90 credits
of specified 300- and 400-level coursework with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 in upper-level
courses. Entry into a graduate program may require a higher GPA for admission. Students
are responsible for checking specific major requirements of graduate institutions.
The information above reflects the 2024-2025 course catalog and is subject to change. Please check with your advisor for the most
up to date information.
