Diploma in Industrial and Manufacturing Technology

Program Description

The Diploma in Industrial and Manufacturing Technology program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the ever-changing field of manufacturing. This program typically emphasizes hands-on training in areas such as manufacturing processes, machine operation, quality control, and industrial automation. Students learn to apply theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios, preparing them for entry-level positions in manufacturing and related industries. The curriculum often includes a combination of classroom instruction, laboratory work, and industry internships to ensure graduates are well-equipped to meet the demands of the workplace and contribute effectively to various aspects of industrial and manufacturing technology.

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, the graduates will be able to:

Apply knowledge of mathematics, engineering principles and skills to solve well defined engineering problems related to industrial and manufacturing technology, with a focus on achieving Sustainability Development Goals and promoting circular economy practices.
Use computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software to create technical drawings and produce products.
Demonstrate the necessary skills to operate and maintain a variety of manufacturing equipment, including CNC machines, lathes, and mills.
Apply quality control and production planning principles to ensure the consistent production of high-quality products.
Demonstrate ethical and professional conduct, personal accountability, and a commitment to continuous self-improvement, team work, and effective communication with a diverse range of stakeholders.
Comply with HSE regulations to ensure the safety and well-being of workers.

Occupation and Industry Sector

Completion Requirements

Students seeking the Diploma in Industrial and Manufacturing Technology qualification degree must successfully complete all mandatory core courses worth 90 credits.

Course List
Code	Title	Credit Hours
Industrial Mandatory Core Courses
Required Credits : 66
GED 100	Develop English language skills	3
IMT 100	Participate in Supply Chain Operations	4
IMT 200	Apply Quality Control Tools and Techniques for Process Improvement	3
IMT 201	Discover Manufacturing Technology	4
IMT 202	Apply Principles of Engineering Economics	3
IMT 203	Implement Lean Production System	4
IMT 204	Explore Facilities Layout and Material Handling System	3
IMT 205	Manage Engineering Projects	3
IMT 206	Apply Production Planning and Control Principles and Techniques	4
IMT 231	Perform Hands-on Training and Practice Safety in Manufacturing Industries	4
IMT 232	Apply Practical Skills and Support Maintenance in Manufacturing Industries	3
IMT 233	Apply team communication and technical reporting skills in Manufacturing Industries	3
MAT 102	Develop Knowledge on Basics of Probability and statistics	4
IMT 101	Interpret and Prepare Technical Drawings	3
IMT 102	Perform basic machining	4
IMT 211	Describe the Fundamentals of Material Science	4
IMT 214	Explore 3D printing technologies in engineering	2
IMT 212	Perform CAD CAM	4
IMT 234	Apply engineering technology to real or simulated situations to produce technical solutions	4
Industrial Optional Courses
Required Credits : 24
MAT 210	Apply fundamental concepts and skills in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry	4
IMT 103	Create Simple Software Programs	4
IMT 104	Perform basic mechanical maintenance	4
IMT 105	Explore Health, Safety and Environment at Workplace	2
IMT 107	Prepare CAD environment, create 2D-3D drawings and understand manufacturing automation	4
IMT 213	Interpret and document technical information	2
IMT 108	Produce CAD technical drawings	2
IMT 215	Operate and Maintain Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines	2

Program Data
Description	Data
Total Required Credits	90
Program Code	DPIMT
Major Code	IMT

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