| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
| 2025-01-01 | - |
Program Overview
Sheridan's Advanced Manufacturing Management program equips students with advanced production management skills through intensive study and real-world experience. The program covers topics such as manufacturing processes, operations management, quality management, and sustainable supply chain management. Graduates are prepared for careers in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, and pharmaceuticals, where they can help organizations grow and remain competitive.
Program Outline
Degree Overview
- Overview: Advanced Manufacturing Management condenses a range of advanced production management skills into one year of intensive study. With the co-op portion of the program, students gain real-world experience and contacts while earning their certificate.
- Objectives: Manufacturing has evolved to sophisticated IT-based processes — efficient, productive, integrated, and controlled. Advanced manufacturing incorporates manufacturing plus the ability to quickly respond to customer needs through production and supply chain innovation.
- Program Description: Sheridan's Advanced Manufacturing Management program ideal for students interested in advanced manufacturing, sustainable manufacturing, innovation, lean manufacturing, energy management, sustainable supply chain, and various manufacturing and service organizations' challenges.
Outline
Course Schedule:
- Semester 1: Manufacturing Processes, Operations Management, Manufacturing and Process Control Concepts, Project Management, Plant Layout, Quality Management, Health, Work, and Safety in Society
- Semester 2: Leadership and Management of People, Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Management Communication Skills, Energy Management, Advanced Management Concepts, Engineering Economics, Industry Project Coop Seminar W
Individual Modules with Descriptions:
- Manufacturing Processes: Covers different manufacturing processes and techniques used in modern manufacturing environments
- Operations Management: Focuses on planning, organizing, directing, and controlling the operations of manufacturing organizations
- Manufacturing and Process Control Concepts: Explores the principles of process control in manufacturing environments and introduces students to various process control techniques
- Project Management: Provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to plan, execute, and control manufacturing projects effectively
- Plant Layout: Examines the principles and techniques used to design and optimize plant layouts
- Quality Management: Covers the principles and practices of quality management in manufacturing organizations
- Health, Work, Safety, and Society: Explores health, safety, and environmental issues in manufacturing environments and the responsibilities of manufacturing managers
- Leadership and Management of People: Develops students' leadership skills and knowledge necessary to manage and motivate teams in manufacturing organizations
- Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Explores sustainability in supply chain management in manufacturing organizations
- Management Communication Skills: Focuses on developing students' communication skills for effective leadership in manufacturing organizations
- Energy Management: Examines the principles of energy management in manufacturing organizations and introduces students to various energy-saving techniques
- Advanced Management Concepts: Covers advanced management concepts and techniques for manufacturing organizations
- Engineering Economics: Provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct engineering economic analysis of manufacturing projects
Teaching
- Teaching Methods: The program uses a variety of teaching methods, including case studies, simulations, state-of-the-art software, group work, and labs.
- Faculty: Faculty are experienced professionals in manufacturing management with a deep understanding of the latest industry trends and best practices.
Careers
- Potential Career Paths: Graduates can work in various industries, including aerospace, alternative energies, power generation, food and beverage, medical instruments, tooling, automotive, plastics, and pharmaceutical.
- Opportunities: Graduates help organizations grow and remain competitive.
- Outcomes: Sample job titles for graduates: Design Manager, Factory Supervisor, Manufacturing/Production/Operations Manager/Supervisor, Plant/General/Operations Manager, Product Engineering Manager, Project Manager, Warehousing/Manufacturing Manager
Sheridan College
Overview:
Sheridan College is a comprehensive community college located in Sheridan, Wyoming, at the base of the Bighorn Mountains. It serves Sheridan and Johnson Counties in northern Wyoming, offering a wide range of academic programs and services. The college boasts modern facilities, state-of-the-art labs, and expansive mountain views.
Services Offered:
Sheridan College provides a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:
Admissions:
Application process, campus tours, tuition and fees information, financial aid, scholarships, and advising.Academics:
A-Z program listings, EveningPlus+ programs, community interest classes, online degree programs, class schedules, calendar, and catalog.Student Life:
Student life activities, on-campus housing, student stories, rodeo teams, bookstore, and campus safety.Services:
Student accounts, career services, disability services, GEAR UP NWCCD, human resources, IT services, library, records, testing centers, TRIO program, and veteran services.Community:
Community interest classes, SC in Johnson County, arts programs, dental hygiene clinic, conferences and events, campus dining, industry safety training, lectures, and more.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Sheridan College offers a vibrant campus experience with a variety of activities and resources for students. On-campus housing is available, and students can participate in rodeo teams, enjoy the Bighorn Bookstore & Cafe, and engage in various student life events. The college also prioritizes campus safety and provides resources for students' well-being.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Affordability:
Sheridan College offers competitive tuition and fees, along with generous financial aid and scholarship opportunities.Transferability:
The college's programs are designed to seamlessly transfer to four-year institutions, allowing students to pursue bachelor's degrees.Flexible Options:
Sheridan College provides a variety of program formats, including online learning, evening classes, and traditional day programs, catering to diverse student needs.Strong Community:
The college fosters a close-knit community with a supportive environment for students to thrive.Academic Programs:
Sheridan College offers over 60 academic programs across various disciplines, including:
Arts:
Visual and performing arts programs, including music, theater, and dance.Agriculture:
Programs in agricultural business, animal science, and more.Business:
Programs in business administration, accounting, and marketing.Health Sciences:
Programs in nursing, dental hygiene, and other healthcare fields.Technology:
Programs in software development, computer science, and more.Other:
Sheridan College is part of the Northern Wyoming Community College District, which also includes Gillette College. The college is accredited and has a strong commitment to student success. It is located in a beautiful town with friendly people and numerous outdoor recreational opportunities.
Entry Requirements:
Postsecondary diploma or degree in science or engineering is required. At least one year of industrial experience and some basic exposure to a CAD system would be an asset. Applicants with postsecondary qualifications from another discipline require at least three years of industrial experience.
Language Proficiency Requirements:
All applicants whose first language is not English must meet Sheridan’s English proficiency requirements.
