Where Computer Science is Applied to Machining and Automation
The College of Innovation & Technology’s Bachelor of Science in Digital Machining and Automation Technology is one of the few academic programs in the country where you can earn the degree you need to excel in the changing world of automation and manufacturing.
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The transformative Digital Machining and Automation Technology degree is an interdisciplinary program designed to build your expertise in diverse areas of manufacturing technology including product design, programming, and advanced digital manufacturing process. Through quality liberal arts education and robust technical training, you are well-prepared to pursue manufacturing and logistics-related careers such as quality engineers, manufacturing engineers, and systems integration engineers.
Why Study Digital Machining and Automation Technology at UM-Flint?
Hands-on Learning
The Digital Machining and Automation Technology program works closely with industry partners to create co-curricular opportunities for students to obtain first-hand experience in applying the latest manufacturing technologies to the real world. Through pioneering entrepreneurship and leadership programs with our industry partners, you can follow visionary leaders to ignite innovation in the era of Industry 4.0.
Committed Expert Faculty
The BS in Digital Machining and Automation Technology program faculty members are experts in the field. Learning under our renowned faculty, you are able to gain the most cutting-edge insights into automation and manufacturing engineering. You can also develop inspiring mentorships with your instructors and gain valuable academic and career guidance.
Program Curriculum
The Bachelor of Science in Digital Machining and Automation Technology employs a transformative curriculum that innovatively integrates practical technical training into a high-quality liberal arts education to produce career-ready graduates.
In addition to general education requirements, the curriculum includes 13 credits of prerequisite courses that build a knowledge base of programming and design-thinking and 72 credits of program requirements that delve into the application of new manufacturing technologies. The program also provides elective courses for students to explore relevant topics that fit their career interests.
Through experiential training and project-based Capstone courses, students acquire the abilities to develop, communicate, and implement digital and next-generation theories and technologies to solve real-world problems.
Manufacturing Technology Career Opportunities
According to the Wall Street Journal, within the next three years, American manufacturers are on track to employ more college graduates than workers with a high-school education or less as part of a shift toward automation. The Bachelor of Science in Digital Manufacturing degree program can prepare you to pursue various in-demand, high-paying careers in this evolving field of manufacturing engineering and technology. Potential roles include:
- Industrial Engineer
- Engineering Technician
- Systems Engineer
- Industrial Production Manager
- Architectural and Engineering Manager
- Design and Production Manager
Admission Requirements
If you are ready to disrupt the future of manufacturing and automation, submit the following materials to apply to UM-Flint’s Bachelor of Science in Digital Machining and Automation Technology program:
- A completed online or paper application
- Official transcripts from all previous schools
Review UM-Flint’s complete undergraduate admission requirements.
Learn More about the BS in Digital Machining and Automation Technology Degree Program
Join us on the journey of the manufacturing revolution. Apply to UM-Flint’s Bachelor of Science in Digital Manufacturing degree to challenge the way products are developed. If you have more questions about the program, submit a request information form to learn more!
Academic Advising for Digital Machining and Automation Technology Major
As a Digital Manufacturing major, you have so many options and opportunities that you need to develop a strong relationship with our academic advisors. They can answer your questions about program requirements, assist you in choosing courses, and help you succeed.
The dedicated academic advisor for the Digital Manufacturing and Automation Technology program is Jeff Dobbs at [email protected] or schedule an appointment.
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