RMET-250 Engineering Technology Co-Op
The Engineering Technology Co-op serves as the culminating experience of the program, providing students with a structured bridge between academic study and professional practice. Through 135 hours of industry-based work along with guided reflection, students prepare for practice in technician-level careers across a range of sectors. Enrollment is limited to Robotics and Manufacturing Technology students.
Prerequisite
Faculty Approval
Course Learning Outcomes
- Apply foundational engineering and manufacturing knowledge to support and contribute to ongoing industrial processes or projects in a professional setting.
- Demonstrate effective collaboration and communication with colleagues in the workplace to support team-based problem solving.
- Compile and present evidence-based artifacts (as permitted by confidentiality requirements) that illustrate the student’s role in supporting manufacturing processes or systems.
- Reflect critically on personal and professional growth through the co-op experience, evaluating how workplace learning has enhanced technical competence, professional behaviors, and career goals.