Advanced Manufacturing, Supply Chain & Safety

'2025 Certified Program Pending SACSCOC Approval'

The mission of the Advanced Manufacturing Technology program is to supply students with professional experiences, skills and knowledge to achieve excellence in advanced manufacturing.

What is Advanced Manufacturing?

Advanced Manufacturing encompasses a number of disciplines, all focused on using innovative technologies to allow companies to sustainably produce goods faster, at lower cost, and of higher quality than their competitors. NTCC's Advanced Manufacturing curriculum includes:

• Additive Manufacturing: 3D Printing
• AI
• Data Analytics
• Desktop CNC
• Electricity/Electronics Fundamentals
• Fluid Power
• Industry 4.0/5.0
• Laser Cutting
• Mechanical Systems
• Motor Control
• Precision Measuring Instruments
• Product ID
• Programmable Logic Controllers
• Robotics
• Sensors
• Six Sigma
• Teamwork and Troubleshooting

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Which Path is Right for You?

Partners for Your Future

The Advanced Manufacturing Advisory Board provides program content and curriculum guidance to ensure students have the relevant skills to meet industry needs. Additionally, industry partners provide valuable experiences for students from facility visits to internships.

• GNO, Inc.
• National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3)
• St. Tammany Corp.
• Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc (AWG)
• MKS Plastics
• Medline Industries, Inc.
• McCormick (Zatarain’s Brands)
• Abita Brewing Co.
• Elmer Candy
• Big Easy Bucha
• Boeing
• Niagara Bottling
• Laitram Intralox
• Textron Systems
• Vivace Corporation

Strong Roots in Mechatronics

In 2019, GNO, Inc., Laitram, McCormick, Elmer Chocolate, Delgado Community College, Northshore Technical Community College and Nunez Community College came together to develop the Mechatronics & Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship Program as a way to address the shortage of talent in the advanced manufacturing industry. The program teaches the fundamentals of mechatronics, a field that incorporates mechanics, electronics, and computer science with manufacturing to increase efficiency. Building on this unprecedented partnership, NTCC is launching the Advanced Manufacturing degree program.

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