University of Michigan-Flint

Course Description

• The Bachelor of Science in Digital Manufacturing Technology program uses a transformational curriculum that innovatively mixes practical technical training with a high-quality liberal arts education to generate graduates who are career-ready
• The curriculum contains 13 credits of prerequisite courses that create a knowledge base of programming and design-thinking, as well as 72 credits of program requirements that dive into the use of emerging manufacturing technologies
• Students can also choose optional classes to learn more about areas related to their professional goals
• Students gain the ability to conceive, explain, and execute digital and next-generation ideas and technologies to solve real-world challenges through immersive training and project-based Capstone courses
• The transformational Digital Manufacturing Technology degree is an interdisciplinary curriculum designed to develop the knowledge of several aspects of manufacturing technology such as product design, programming, and advanced digital manufacturing processes