Manufacturing Technology

Associate of Science Manufacturing Technology · El Camino College · 2026-2027 Catalog

Design and Applied Technology Division www.elcamino.edu/academics/divisions/design-and-applied-technology/

The manufacturing technology program prepares students for employment in fields related to manufacturing. By completing the degree or certificate requirements, students acquire a foundation in computer aided design, machining, electronics, technical mathematics, and welding. Students also select a career field in which to specialize or broaden their knowledge. These fields include computer aided design/drafting, electronics, environmental technology, machine tool technology, quality assurance, or welding. Competencies will be assessed regularly by student performance in the classroom and laboratory.

For Gainful Employment program information, please visit www.elcamino.edu/academics/areas-of-study/automotive-technology.php.

Required Core: 19 units

CourseTitleUnits
MTT 101Introduction to Conventional and CNC Machining4
MTT 10AIntroduction to CAD/CAM3
orCADD 7Solid Modeling, Assemblies and Two Dimensional (2D) Drawings3
MTT 2Manufacturing Print Reading3
orCADD 5Introduction to Mechanical Drafting3
MTT 40Machine Shop Calculations3
ECHT 11Introduction to Electronics3
WELD 15Basic Welding for Allied Fields3

a minimum of 18 units from:

CourseTitleUnits
CADD 45Geometrical Dimensioning and Tolerancing3
ECHT 22Basic Electronic Fabrication3
ECHT 110Introduction to Direct and Alternating Current Circuits3
ECHT 120Semiconductor Circuits3
ECHT 122Semiconductor Circuits II3
ECHT 124Operational Amplifiers and Linear Integrated Circuits3
ECHT 130Digital Systems and Computer Logic I3
ECHT 140Introduction to Computer Hardware Systems I3
ECHT 142CompTIA Server+ Computer Hardware Systems II3
ECHT 144CompTIA A+ Computer Hardware Systems3
ECHT 191Introduction to Microprocessors and Interfacing3
ETEC 10Principles of Engineering Technology3
orETEC 10APrinciples of Engineering Technology I1.5
ETEC 10BPrinciples of Engineering Technology II1.5
ETEC 12Introduction to Engineering Design3
orETEC 12AIntroduction to Engineering Design I1.5
ETEC 12BIntroduction to Engineering Design II1.5
ETEC 14Digital Electronics for Engineering3
orETEC 14ADigital Electronics for Engineering I1.5
ETEC 14BDigital Electronics for Engineering II1.5
ETEC 16Computer Integrated Manufacturing3
orETEC 16AComputer Integrated Manufacturing I1.5
ETEC 16BComputer Integrated Manufacturing II1.5
ETEC 18Engineering Design and Development3
orETEC 18AEngineering Design and Development I1.5
ETEC 18BEngineering Design and Development II1.5
MTT 10BComputer Numerical Control Programming3
MTT 10JNumerical Control Graphics Programming3
MTT 10K3D Numerical Control Graphics Programming3
MTT 103Conventional and CNC Turning4
MTT 105Conventional and CNC Milling4
MTT 107Advanced Manufacturing Processes4
WELD 23Advanced Arc Welding Specialty Lab2
WELD 40AIntroduction to Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)3
WELD 45Structural Fabrication5

a maximum of 4 units from:

CourseTitleUnits
CADD 95Cooperative Work Experience Education2-4
ECHT 95Cooperative Work Experience Education2-4
MTT 95Cooperative Work Experience Education2-4
WELD 95Cooperative Work Experience Education2-4

Total Major Units: 37

GE Patterns

Complete one of the following:

ECC GE: 24 units

Required for local degrees (AA and AS).

Cal-GETC: 34 units

Required for transfer degrees (AA-T and AS-T).

Electives

As needed to reach a minimum of 60 degree-applicable units.

Minimum Degree Total: 60 units

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