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Advanced Manufacturing

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Manufacturing in the 21st century is highly automated and designed to operate continuously in efficient, clean, and climate-controlled environments. To sustain this productivity, employers need a skilled workforce proficient in modern technology, computerized production processes, and strategic workflow methods. If you enjoy working with both your hands and mind, the Advanced Manufacturing pathway at is perfect for you.

At Peak, we offer two specialized programs under the Advanced Manufacturing pathway:

Computer Integrated Machining

Electronics Technology

Each program builds on a common core of classes designed to give students the fundamental knowledge needed to succeed in the field. This solid foundation allows students to advance into more specialized areas of manufacturing and advanced courses. The Advanced Manufacturing programs provide focused expertise, ensuring students are well-prepared for a successful career in the industry. 

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Computer Integrated Machining

Students are trained on state-of-the-art equipment in the Gene Haas Computer Integrated Machining Lab. They receive both theoretical and practical education covering: machine shop operations, manufacturing and machining processes, use and care of tools and machines, technical drafting.

Offered By: UAFS/WATC

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Outlook

2% Growth

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AR Median Wage

$37,340

  

Potential Industries

Manufacturing

Public Institutions

Government

Specialty Machining Shops

  

Potential Careers

CNC Machine Operator

Machinist

Machine Tool Operator

Tool and Die Maker

Advanced Manufacturing Technician

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Electronics Technology

Advancements in industrial innovation, productivity, and global competition have led to an increasing demand for automation and robotic technicians and programmers in advanced manufacturing operations. Students will learn how to install, maintain, and repair machinery, equipment, and processes used by manufacturing and industrial companies in the ABB Electronics Technology Lab. The courses in this pathway cover a range of integrated fields such as advanced manufacturing, engineering, sciences, and technology. Students participating in the program for three years could earn an associate's Degree in Electronics Technology.

Offered By: UAFS/WATC

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Outlook

3% Growth

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AR Median Wage

$39,810-$59,000

  

Potential Industries

Advanced Manufacturing

Transportation

Engineering Services

Electromedical

Governmental

  

Potential Careers

Industrial Maintenance Technician

Advanced Manufacturing Technician

Engineering Technician

Automation Technician

Robotic Technician