ALL COURSES

Introduces students to the skills needed to build a successful career in today’s modern job market, emphasizing the importance of professionalism in all work environments and jobs

Introduces students to the skills needed to build a successful career in today’s modern job market, emphasizing the importance of professionalism in attitude, communication, and teamwork.

Introduces students to the concept of Metrology, the history of measurement, units of measurement and basic conversion of measurements

Introduces students to the modern world of advanced manufacturing and the exciting and profitable manufacturing jobs that exist in the Southeastern United States

Provides an in-depth look at the fundamentals of electricity including the workings of direct current and alternating current and how they are used in our modern society

Exposes students to the many engineering disciplines and the opportunities available for students in each program at Clemson.

Introduces students to the importance of proper equipment maintenance in the manufacturing industry, and discusses how maintenance affects the safety, quality, profitability, and reliability of a company

Focuses on basic manufacturing concepts such as the properties of engineering materials, production processes, tools and equipment used in manufacturing, and manufacturing support systems

Introduces students to concepts that build the foundation of quality management in the manufacturing industry, both economically and environmentally

Focuses on safety concepts important to maintaining good health in the workplace and preserving the environment to ensure the health of those outside of the workplace

A baccalaureate-level understanding of manufacturing as an engineering discipline is suitable as an entry-level course

This course will help the learner interpret universal robots as a collaborative working cell once the LEAN process is completed.

This course will help the learner identify and apply the concepts of LEAN Robotics to universal robots.

An Associate's-level understanding of manufacturing as an engineering discipline is suitable as an entry-level course.

This robotic fundamentals course aims to provide you with basic knowledge of key robotic concepts and their role in industrial manufacturing.

This robotic fundamental course aims to provide you with supplemental knowledge of key robotic concepts and their role within the manufacturing environment.

This robotics textbook provides an overview of foundational knowledge and cutting-edge applications of robotics, focusing on manufacturing.

This course covers safety protocols, equipment use, and hazard identification for high-voltage battery electric vehicles (BEVs).

This course covers an overview of electric vehicles (EVs), from their industry impact and history to components, terminology, and battery technology.

This course covers various software technologies, including connectivity, autonomous driving, and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) in BEVs.

This course covers battery technology, including battery fundamentals, battery chemistry, and an overview of battery management systems.

This course covers electric motor fundamentals, operation, and the application of motors in battery electric vehicles (BEVs).

This course covers On-Board Diagnostics (OBD), including maintenance, tools, and troubleshooting for battery electric vehicles (BEVs).

The Aircraft Landing Gear Systems course will cover the wheels, tires, brakes, and retraction/extension systems typically used on general and transport category aircraft.

An outline of the basic knowledge required to use common hand tools and measuring instruments used in aircraft repair work.

A survey of the fundamental concepts of how matter and energy behave in relation to physical phenomena as it pertains to aviation.

The course is divided into four modules that cover a range of maintenance and inspection topics regarding the privileges and limitations afforded to an FAA certificated Airframe and Powerplant technician, the details of required maintenance and inspection actions, how to use the required maintenance

An overview of basic math concepts which technicians need to properly maintain an aircraft.

Designed as an overview of the problems associated with aircraft corrosion and methods used to control it.

Focuses on the important safety policies and procedures for ground handling and operating aircraft and ground support equipment.

Focuses on the importance of materials and hardware, and their correct installation to an aircraft’s safe and efficient operation.

An introduction to the inspection, repair, and installation of flexible and rigid fluid lines used in aircraft.

Targets weight and its placement on the airplane as important factors for the safe and efficient operation of an aircraft.

An induction into how to correctly read and interpret drawings in order to accurately make or assemble the object represented.

Introduces students to the fundamentals of electrical knowledge and how to apply this to the electronic systems encountered in aviation maintenance.

This course will help you understand what is required to obtain and exercise a mechanic certificate, as well as the privileges and limitations of the airframe, powerplant, and Inspection Authorization certificate ratings.