Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Technology with DFM Option

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The DFM option for the Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Technology will prepare you for a manufacturing career. In this option, you’ll take courses that are more centered around design processes and cover topics such as materials, electricity and the processing of raw materials.

Curriculum & RequirementsAcademic Plan

What You'll Learn

The following information comes from the official EWU catalog, which outlines all degree requirements and serves as the guide to earning a degree. Courses are designed to provide a well-rounded and versatile degree, covering a wide range of subject areas.

Manufacturing Technology Major, DFM Option, Bachelor of Science (BS)

The design for manufacturability option prepares the graduate for placement in the world of manufacturing. A student graduating with this option should have mastered the basic skills appropriate for the design, development, manufacturing, and sale of consumer products. Students should enter the labor force at the middle-management level. The breadth of preparation in the design option provides a broad foundation from which to build and progress.

Note: Including university requirements, the above program requires a minimum of 180 credits, an average of 15 credits per quarter for a 12 quarter, four-year program. The 180 credits are based upon the following assumptions:

  • Students have had one year of high school drafting. If this assumption is not true, then the student will have to take METC 102;
  • Students will have satisfied university proficiencies. If this assumption is not true, then the student will have to complete up to six more classes. (See Undergraduate Degree Requirements.)

Grade Requirements: In order to graduate, students majoring in the department must earn an average GPA ≥2.5 in all courses required for this major (all courses in the list below).

Required Supporting Outside Department Courses
CHEM 121CHEMISTRY AND ITS ROLE IN SOCIETY5
or CHEM 171
171L
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I
MATH 142PRECALCULUS MATH II5
or MATH 161 CALCULUS I
or HONS 161 CALCULUS I
PHYS 131INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS I4
or PHYS 151 GENERAL PHYSICS I
PHYS 132INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS II4
or PHYS 152 GENERAL PHYSICS II
PHYS 161MECHANICS LABORATORY1
PHYS 162HEAT AND OPTICS LABORATORY1
Required Departmental Courses
METC 110ENGINEERING GRAPHICS5
MENG 2173D PARAMETRIC COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN4
TECH 330TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN I4
TECH 331TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN II4
TECH/HONS 393TECHNOLOGY WORLD CIVILIZATION4
TECH 403COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT4
TECH 452ENGINEERING ECONOMICS4
TECH 454ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING4
TECH 456ENGINEERING ETHICS, CONTRACTS AND PATENTS4
TECH 458QUALITY ASSURANCE4
TECH 462INDUSTRIAL SAFETY ENGINEERING4
Required Design Technology Courses
MENG 353INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS5
METC 340STATICS5
METC 341STRENGTH OF MATERIALS4
MNTC 208SURVEY OF ELECTRICITY4
MNTC 301METALLIC PROCESSES5
MNTC 320NON-METALLIC PROCESSES5
MNTC 402MACHINE TOOL I5
Required Senior Capstone Series
DNTC/APTC/CMTC/TECH/MNTC 490SENIOR CAPSTONE: PRODUCTION LAB4
DNTC/APTC/CMTC/TECH/MNTC 491SENIOR PROJECT4-6
DNTC/MNTC/TECH 495INTERNSHIP1-15
or MNTC 439 TOPICS IN MANUFACTURING
Total Credits107-123

The following plan of study is for a student with zero credits. Individual students may have different factors such as: credit through transfer work, Advanced Placement, Running Start, or any other type of college-level coursework that requires an individual plan.

Courses may be offered in different terms and not all courses are offered every term, checking the academic schedule is paramount in keeping an individual plan current. There may be some courses that have required prerequisites not listed in the plan, review the course descriptions for information. Students should connect with an advisor to ensure they are on track to graduate.

All Undergraduate students are required to meet the Undergraduate Degree Requirements.

First Year
Fall QuarterCreditsWinter QuarterCreditsSpring QuarterCredits
ENGL 1015ENGL 2015MENG 2174
MATH 1425METC 1105Humanities & Arts BACR 215
Humanities & Arts BACR 115Elective - certificate, minor, or general elective5Elective - certificate, minor, or general elective5
  Elective - certificate, minor, or general elective3
 15 15 17
Second Year
Fall QuarterCreditsWinter QuarterCreditsSpring QuarterCredits
MNTC 3015CHEM 121 or 171 and 171L5Social Science BACR 115
PHYS 131
PHYS 161 (Natural Science BACR 1)
5PHYS 132
PHYS 162 (Natural Science BACR 2)
5Elective - certificate, minor, or general elective5
Elective - certificate, minor, or general elective5Elective - certificate, minor, or general elective5Elective - certificate, minor, or general elective5
 15 15 15
Third Year
Fall QuarterCreditsWinter QuarterCreditsSpring QuarterCredits
MNTC 2084MNTC 4025MENG 3535
TECH 3304TECH 3314TECH 4584
TECH 4034TECH 393 (Global Studies - graduation requirement)4Diversity - graduation requirement15
Social Science BACR 215TECH 4544 
 17 17 14
Fourth Year
Fall QuarterCreditsWinter QuarterCreditsSpring QuarterCredits
METC 3405DNTC 490 (Senior Capstone - graduation requirement)4DNTC 4914
MNTC 3205METC 3414DNTC 4956
TECH 4524TECH 4624TECH 4564
 14 12 14
Total Credits 180
1

University Graduation Requirements (UGR) and Breadth Area Course Requirements (BACR) courses may be less than 5 credits and additional credits may be required to reach the required 180 total credits needed to graduate.  Students should connect with an advisor to ensure they are on track to graduate.