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The Job Outlook in Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing

The list of innovative products, services, structures, technologies and processes that engineers create is endless and the employment growth for this highly trained and skilled workforce is very promising.

Nearly 140,000 new jobs are expected annually in 18 engineering occupations, with civil, mechanical, industrial and electrical leading the way, followed closely by environmental, computer, chemical, materials and manufacturing.*

The manufacturing area is experiencing impressive growth with specialized jobs relating to the production of computer and electronic products, transportation equipment and machinery.

The spirited nature of this world, coupled with the college’s convenient location in Morris County – a hub of industry demand for an educated workforce, enables you to securely chart your course for success.

*U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, bls.gov

Fast Facts about Engineering & Manufacturing Professions

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Associate Degree & Certificate of Achievement for College Credit Programs

At CCM engineering and manufacturing classes are held in the newly constructed, cutting-edge Advanced and Manufacturing Center.

Enroll for credit and earn a certificate of achievement or strive further toward an associate degree in one of four engineering disciplines.

Upon graduation, continue your education with seamless transfer to a four-year institution and use your bachelor’s degree at one of many prestigious firms in Morris County and beyond.

Associate Degrees

Certificates of Achievement

Computer-Aided-Drafting Technology

Electronics

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Computer-Aided Draft I & II Courses (Virtual Campus)

Workforce Training and Certifications (non-credit)

For non-college credit learners and Veterans seeking to jump start a new career!

Drone Pilot / FAA Certification

Auto CAD and Solid Modeling CAD

CAD/CAM Boot Camp – Coming Soon!

Welding Certification

Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeships and Boot Camp

  • Boot Camps Courses:
    • Shop Basics
    • Advanced Manufacturing Core
    • Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) Fundamentals
    • National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) Prep
  • More Advanced Manufacturing Courses 
    • WDT-145E: Blueprint Reading and Measurements
    • WDT-146E: Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
    • WDT-149E: Intro to CNC
    • WDT-217E: Intro to Manual Machining
    • WDT-237E: Intro to Universal Robots

Customized Business Training: Invest in Your Employees and Your Business! Many of our courses can be customized for your employees either onsite or remotely.

CCM Fast Facts

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months certificate programs can be completed in less than one year, and are a stackable credit towards a college degree
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credit engineering core enables students pursuing an associate degree to gain a solid understanding of the discipline
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square foot, cutting-edge Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Center (AMEC) on campus
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“CCM has the path for you. Start Right. Earn a Certificate in one year and earn as you learn. Go Big. Complete an Associate in Applied Science and gain entrance to one of the nation’s best paying careers. It’s then easy to transfer to CCM’s partner school – the New Jersey Institute of Technology – or another four-year school to earn a bachelor’s degree. Our dedicated team of experienced faculty, new labs and facilities help you succeed in our ever-evolving technological world.”

Thomas Roskop, M. Eng.

Chair, Department of Engineering Technologies and Engineering Science

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Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Center

Along with offering education and training in several degree, certificate and workforce programs, the college’s state-of-the-art Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Center (AMEC) provides the industry with opportunities to update the skills of their current employees.

Featuring the latest equipment in a high-tech environment, AMEC offers a unique opportunity for students and faculty to collaboratively work with cutting-edge technology aligned with the latest innovations in the field of advanced manufacturing, engineering, robotics and more. A high-tech conference room also enables industry officials and their employees to meet virtually with their national and global partners.

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