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Item Advanced Mechatronics Technology(Thomas Nelson Community College, 2017) Wilcox, Rich Associate Professor, MechatronicsThe Advanced Mechatronics Technology Career Studies Certificate is an accelerated, short-term program designed to enhance the mechatronics skills obtained in the Mechatronics Technology (Level 1) and develop highly skilled technicians capable of managing, repairing and troubleshooting these complex systems. Completed in ten months to a year, the program prepares students for certification as a Siemens Certified Mechatronics Systems Associate (Level 2). Graduates are highly skilled in managing complex manufacturing systems that integrate electrical, mechanical and computer technology with responsibility for programming, assembly, and repair.Item Precision Machining Advanced Computer Numerical Controls (CNC) Technology(Thomas Nelson Community College, 2017) Field, Jeff Mechanical Engineering; Journeyman MachinistThe Precision Machining Advanced CNC Technology Career Studies Certificate coursework teaches students how to use precision instruments to check their work, interpret modern engineering drawings, find and correct CNC program troubles, quickly and accurately set up machines, perform CNC lathe and CNC milling operations, write and edit G code programming, and apply canned cycles. The program offers the option for NIMS testing and additional credentials.Item Mechatronics Technology(Thomas Nelson Community College, 2015) Wilcox, Rich Associate Professor, MechatronicsThe Mechatronics Technology Career Studies Certificate is an accelerated, short-term program designed to fill entry-level production and technician positions in advanced manufacturing. Completed in ten months or less, the program prepares students for certification as a Siemens Certified Mechatronics Systems Assistant (Level 1). Graduates are skilled in operating complex manufacturing systems that integrate electrical, mechanical, and computer engineering with responsibility for their efficient operation and preventative maintenance.Item Precision Machining Computer Numerical Controls (CNC) Technology(Thomas Nelson Community College, 2017) Field, Jeff Mechanical Engineering; Journeyman MachinistThe Precision Machining CNC Technology Career Studies Certificate coursework teaches students how to use precision instruments to check their work, interpret modern engineering drawings, perform basic conventional lathe and mill machining, find and correct CNC program troubles, and quickly and accurately set up machines. The program offers the option for NIMS testing and additional credentials.Item Manufacturing Technology(Thomas Nelson Community College, 2015) Jones, Tony - Engineering; MT1 Master Trainer and Certification SpecialistThe Manufacturing Technology Career Studies Certificate (CSC) is an 8-week program of three courses designed to prepare graduates for certification as a Manufacturing Technician, MT1. This certification of the Manufacturing Skills Institute is endorsed by the National Association of Manufacturers and recognized by the U.S. Department of Labor as an industry recognized credential. The certification has three sections, Math and Measurement; Spatial Reasoning and Manufacturing Technology; and, Quality and Business Acumen. The program combines faculty-led classroom instruction and an Online Learning LabTM. The Manufacturing Technology CSC also prepares students to earn a National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) often utilized by industry as a screening tool for job applicants. The Manufacturing Technology CSC is recommended for exiting military and veterans who are seeking a career in advanced manufacturing and is one option in the Advanced Integrated Manufacturing program at Thomas Nelson.