Is the 16-credit-hour integrated design and manufacturing certificate right for me?
This program engages students at an early stage in manufacturing and design that will lead to education and workforce pathways. The courses in this certificate program lead directly into undergraduate degrees at Western, including
- B.S. in Manufacturing Engineering Technology
- B.S. in Engineering Design Technology
- B.S. in Engineering Management
After completing this. certificate, you will be ready to pursue these bachelor's degree or join the workforce in a variety of roles, including;
- Entry Level Machinist
- CAD Technician
- CAD/CAM Technician
At least 9 of the 16 credit hours required to complete this certificate must be fulfilled by courses taken from WMU. The courses in this certificate program may also be transferred for credit in associate degree programs at several Michigan Community Colleges.
What will I do in the integrated design and manufacturing program?
The following courses are required for students to participate in the Undergraduate Certificate in Integrated Design and Manufacturing:
- EDMM 1420—Engineering Graphics (3 credit hours)
- EDMM 1430—Product Design Fundamentals (3 credit hours)
- EDMM 1500—Introduction to Manufacturing (3 credit hours)
- EDMM 1501—Processes and Materials in Manufacturing Laboratory (1 credit hour)
- EDMM Electives (6 credit hours):
- EDMM 2460 CAD—Solid Modeling
- EDMM 2540—Machine Processing
- other approved electives
