​Check out our students' creative projects such as a golf simulator, a bowling arcade game, and a guitar that plays “Smoke on the Water.” Check your skills with a fastest finger demonstration, see how the gumball cannon works, and see how electrical and optics interface with the radio control drag race.

​Hydraulics, pneumatics, and mechanical systems move everything around us from elevators to conveyor systems. Demonstrations of these types of industrial mechanic learning systems will be presented. Also see how a welding simulation is used for training and how it is moving toward pplications in high schools.

​Nanotechnology is the engineering of functional
systems at the molecular scale. But what does that
really mean? We'll show you real-life applications of the technology, such as scanning electron microscope operations, cleanroom tours,
and more exciting
demonstrations.

​From operation, setup, and programming of industrial
computerized machine tools, to learning how to use
CAD/CAM (computer–aided design/computer-aided
machining), our machine tool students learn it all. See
first-hand how a Swiss screw machine works.

​What do furniture builders, nano materials, and
butter have in common? From the food industry to
general manufacturing, employers in the area need
well-trained employees with engineering technology
degrees. Talk to our instructors to learn how this program is for you.

​Try your hand at welding and see how your talents
compare to our students. Also learn about advanced
welding techniques such as robotic welding, CNC
plasma cuttings, and welding.