Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MNET) Major

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Teresa Hall, Head
Department of Engineering Technology and Management
Solberg Hall 116
605-688-6417
fax: 605-688-5041
e-mail: teresa.hall@sdstate.edu

Program Coordinator: Carrie Steinlicht, 605-688-6417
e-mail: carrie.steinlicht@sdstate.edu

Requirements for Manufacturing Engineering Technology Major:

Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering Technology

Freshman Year:

SGR Goal 3: Social Sciences/Diversity Credits: 3
* (Fall)

CHEM 106 - Chemistry Survey (COM) Credits: 3
* (Fall)
CHEM 106L - Chemistry Survey Lab (COM) Credits:
* (Fall)
ECON 202 - Principles of Macroeconomics (COM) (G) Credits: 3
* (Spring)
ENGL 101 - Composition I Credits: 3
* (Fall)
GE 101 - Introduction to Engineering and Technology Credits: 1
(Fall)
MATH 115 - Precalculus (COM) Credits: 5
* (Fall)
MATH 121 - Survey of Calculus (COM) Credits: 4
(Spring)
MNET 231 - Manufacturing Processes I Credits: 3
(Spring)
MNET 231L - Manufacturing Processes I Lab Credits: 0
(Spring)
SPCM 101 - Fundamentals of Speech (COM) Credits: 3
* (Spring)

Choose the following:

GE 121 - Engineering Design Graphics I Credits: 1
(Fall)
GE 122 - Engineering Design Graphics II Credits: 1
(Fall)
GE 123 - Computer Aided Drawing Credits: 1
(Fall)

Or:

GE 120 - Engineering Drawing/CAD Credits: 3
(Spring)
GE 120L - Engineering Drawing/CAD Lab Credits: 0
(Spring)

Sophomore Year:

SGR Goal 4: Humanities and Arts/Diversity Credits: 3
* (Fall and Spring)
IGR Goal 2: Personal Wellness Credits: 2
** (Fall)

ENGL 277 - Technical Writing in Engineering Credits: 3
(Spring)
MNET 243 - Introduction to Materials Science Credits: 3
(Spring)
MNET 243L - Introduction to Materials Science Lab Credits: 0
(Spring)
MNET 251 - Electricity and Electronics I Credits: 3
(Fall)
MNET 251L - Electricity and Electronics I Lab Credits: 0
(Fall)
MNET 252 - Electricity and Electronics II Credits: 3
(Spring)
MNET 252L - Electricity and Electronics II Lab Credits: 0
(Spring)
MNET 260 - Principles of Production and Operations Management Credits: 3
(Fall)
PHYS 111 - Introduction to Physics I (COM) Credits: 4
* (Fall)
PHYS 111L - Introduction Physics I Lab (COM) Credits: 0
* (Fall)
PHYS 113 - Introduction to Physics II (COM) Credits: 4
(Spring)
PHYS 113L - Introduction Physics II Lab (COM) Credits: 0
(Spring)

Junior Year:

IGR Goal 3: Social Responsibility/Cultural and Aesthetic Awareness Credits: 3
** (Spring)
Departmentally approved computer programming course Credits: 3
(Spring)
Electives Credits: 4
(Fall)

MNET 241 - Applied Mechanics Credits: 3
(Fall)
MNET 320 - Computer Aided Design/Drawing Credits: 3
(Spring)
MNET 320L - Computer Aided Design/Drawing Lab Credits: 0
(Spring)
MNET 334 - CAM/CNC Credits: 3
(Spring)
MNET 334L - CAM/CNC Lab Credits: 0
(Spring)
MNET 350 - Fluid Power Technology Credits: 3
(Fall)
MNET 350L - Fluid Power Technology Lab Credits: 0
(Fall)
MNET 365 - Occupational Safety and Health Credits: 3
(Fall)
MNET 367 - Plant Layout and Material Handling Credits: 3
(Spring)
STAT 281 - Introduction to Statistics (COM) Credits: 3
(Spring)

Senior Year:

Technical Electives Credits: 6
(Spring)
IGR Goal 1: Land and Natural Resources Credits: 3
** (Fall)

MNET 436 - Production Tooling Methods and Measurement Credits: 3
(Fall)
MNET 436L - Production Tooling Methods and Measurements Lab Credits: 0
(Fall)
MNET 451 - Industrial Electronics and Control Credits: 3
(Fall)
MNET 451L - Industrial Electronics and Control Lab Credits: 0
(Fall)
MNET 453 - Manufacturing Automation Credits: 3
(Spring)
MNET 453L - Manufacturing Automation Lab Credits: 0
(Spring)
MNET 460 - Manufacturing Cost Analysis Credits: 3
(Fall)
MNET 462 - Quality Management Credits: 3
(Spring)
MNET 463 - Production and Inventory Management Credits: 3
(Fall)
MNET 470 - Project Management (AW) Credits: 2
(Fall)
MNET 470L - Project Management Lab Credits: 0
(Fall)
MNET 471 - Capstone Experience (AW) Credits: 1
(Spring)
MNET 471L - Capstone Experience Lab Credits: 0
(Spring)
MNET 494 - Internship (AW) Credits: (1-3)
(Spring)

Cooperative Education Program:

Students have the opportunity to work in industry and receive technical elective credit for the experience through MNET 497. A formal work plan must be approved by the Program Coordinator of Manufacturing Engineering Technology prior to the work experience. Further information can be found in the Program’s Cooperative Education policy.

Note:

A grade of “C” or above is required in all MNET courses.

Footnote:

System General Education Core requires a total of 6 credits to meet Goal #7, International/Global Diversity. One of these 3 classes does not have to meet Goal #7 criteria, but must meet the guidelines for Goal #3, Social Sciences or Goal #4, Humanities and Arts.