***This program is no longer offered at MCC.***
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Prior to mass production techniques, a single craftsman was responsible for the quality of a product. Today's mass production methods, while offering significant economic advantages, can blur responsibility for product quality and continued reliability. Monroe Community College's Quality Control Program addresses this problem. It provides a technician-level approach to the quality and reliability techniques that have been developed to deal with these issues. The curriculum includes considerable laboratory experience and the theory necessary for developing quality control systems and statistical analysis of product reliability.

Distribution Requirements	Credit Hours
FIRST SEMESTER
ENG 101 Basic College Writing OR ENG 200 Advanced Composition	3
MTH 140 Technical Mathematics I*	3
MET 101 Drafting - Design	2
MET 103 Manufacturing Process I	2
MET 105 Machine Design Theory I	3
PHY 131 Applied Physics I	4
Total	17
SECOND SEMESTER
MTH 137 Mathematics and Technical Computing OR TEK 101 Computer Applications for Technicians	1-2
MTH 141 Technical Mathematics II*	3
MTH 160 Statistics I	3
MET 104 Manufacturing Process II	2
MET 109 Engineering Drawing Interpretation	3
QCT 125 Statistical Process Control	4
PHYSICAL/HEALTH EDUCATION	1
Total	17-18
THIRD SEMESTER
MTH 161 Statistics II	3
PSY 101 Introductory Psychology	3
TECHNICAL ELECTIVE***	3-4
QCT 201 Total Quality Control	3
QCT 202 Metrology	4
Total	16-17
FOURTH SEMESTER
QCT 221 Reliability	4
QCT 223 Acceptance Sampling	3
ENGLISH ELECTIVE**	3
SOCIAL SCIENCE ELECTIVE	3
TECHNICAL ELECTIVES***	3-4
PHYSICAL/HEALTH EDUCATION	1
Total	17-18
TOTAL CREDITS	67-70

*Students not proficient in algebra or trigonometry should take MTH 135, preferably in Summer Session prior to starting Quality Control Technology. Students with excellent high school mathematics records may wish to select a more advanced mathematics program following consultation with the Mathematics Department.

**Suggested Elective ENG 250 or ENG 251.

***Faculty advisors will provide guidance in selecting technical electives during academic advisement.

2024 - 2025