Advanced Manufacturing
Engineering Technology Support Specialist, C.C.C.
An 18-credit entry-level certificate in electronics, CAD, industrial safety, quality, manufacturing processes, and applied mechanics that stacks into Gulf Coast's Engineering Technology A.S.
Schedule
Course sequence and current term sections must be confirmed with the program advisor
Location
Gulf Coast State College - Panama City Campus · Panama City, Florida
Cost
$98.75/credit Florida resident; $359.71/credit nonresident, plus applicable course costs
Advanced Manufacturing opportunity
About the program
Gulf Coast State College's Engineering Technology Support Specialist College Credit Certificate prepares learners for entry-level technical work in high-tech production, manufacturing, distribution, and engineering support. Its six courses form the technical core of the Engineering Technology A.S. and align with Manufacturing Skill Standards Council standards.
18-credit Engineering Technology Support Specialist College Credit Certificate; MSSC CPT requires separate eligibility and testing
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Where to go
Training campus
Gulf Coast State College - Panama City Campus
5230 West Highway 98, Panama City, Florida 32401Engineering Technology uses the Panama City campus and Advanced Technology Center. General education and individual sections may have other delivery formats; confirm your schedule.
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What participants will learn
- +Introduction to electronics
- +Computer-aided design
- +Industrial safety
- +Quality assurance
- +Manufacturing processes
- +Applied mechanics
Who this program is for
- +High school graduates may apply
- +Degree-seeking students submit official high school, GED, and prior-college transcripts
- +Prior credits from a regionally accredited college or university may apply after review
- +Course prerequisites, placement, and current sequencing should be confirmed with the program advisor
Program highlights
- +Six-course, 18-credit technical core
- +Designed for entry-level engineering and manufacturing support work
- +All six courses apply to the Engineering Technology A.S. core
- +Aligned with MSSC Certified Production Technician standards