Engineering Technology

The Monty Tech Engineering Technology program offers students a solid foundation in the technical skills needed to support design, testing and manufacturing of products, systems and devices used in every industry and household in the world. Engineering concepts and principles are taught and reinforced through a variety of hands- on lessons and projects. A wide variety of engineering fields and skills are covered including: Electronics, Mechanics, Structural, Automation, Manufacturing, Civil and Industrial Engineering. The Engineering Design Process will be a continuing theme throughout all of Engineering Technology courses, giving students a solid foundation in any related college or career pathway.

After graduation students may seek employment in any of these areas:

• CNC Machinist
• Quality Control Technician
• Manufacturing Technician
• Field Service Technician
• Customer Service Technician
• Engineering Technician
• Test Technician
• R & D Technician
• Electronic Assembler
• Mechanical Assembler
• Engineer (4-Yr College)

Students in the Monty Tech Engineering Technology program have an opportunity to earn a number of certifications and credentials that not only demonstrate a deep understanding of industry-related content, but also make our program graduates more employable. Throughout the 4-year program, Engineering Technology students may earn the following:

• OSHA, Online
• OSHA, 10-Hour General Industry

Graduates from our Engineering Technology program may benefit from a number of articulation agreements with area colleges and universities, as listed below. These agreements save qualified students time and money, making a college education much more attainable.

New England Institute of Technology, East Greenwich, RI

• ENG119/120 Intro to Engineering (3)
• MCT237 Design Project (4)
• AMT131 Materials and Manufacturing Processes (4)
• AMT241 Machining Fundamentals and CNC (3)
• MCT125 Manufacturing Processes (4)

Keene State College, Keene, NH

• SPDI121 Design Visualization in Product Design and Engineering (4) or SPDI110 Electricity and Electronics Fundamentals (4)
• SPDI290 Special Topics (4)
• KSC100 (4)

STATEWIDE: 15 Massachusetts Community Colleges

One or more of the following course(s) or equivalent, up to eight (8) credits: