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Automated Manufacturing
Automated Manufacturing

The Department of Automated Manufacturing at Pennsylvania College of Technology is one of several technical departments within the School of Industrial and Engineering Technologies. Our mission is to provide our students with the skills and knowledge required by modern business and industry.

The department's degree programs are what we call "2+2." With a few minor exceptions, all of the courses in the Toolmaking major are a part of the Automated Manufacturing major. This major is then the first two years of the four-year Manufacturing Engineering Technology major.

If you want to work hands-on with the latest, industrial-scale equipment, consider becoming a Penn College manufacturing student!

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Automated Manufacturing News

Students Compete in National Mini-Baja Competition:

Student SME Organization

Mini Baja Midwest Results

Mini Baja Team, Fresh From Competition, Already Planning for 2008

Penn College Team to Vie for Honors in ‘Mini Baja’ Competition at RIT

College Hosts 'Discover Engineering Technology' Camp

June 2008

Students mix concrete Electronics experiments A feel for plastics Checking work in welding Recently, the School of Industrial and Engineering Technologies held a three-day camp for 20 ninth- and 10th-grade students.
( Photos and information provided by Stacey C. Hampton, coordinator of matriculation and retention for industrial and engineering technologies, and Jessica L. Tobias, student photographer )

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Faculty Member Earns Student Nomination to ‘Who’s Who’

January 2008

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Edgar A. Hollingsworth
Edgar A. Hollingsworth, associate professor of machine tool technology and automated manufacturing at Penn College, was recently nominated by a former student for inclusion in “Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers and Educators.”

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SME Tours Two Pennsylvania Companies

November 2007

Penn College’s Society of Manufacturing Engineers student chapter recently toured two Pennsylvania companies – the Benton Foundry on Oct. 12 and the Perryman Company on Nov. 2.

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Kepware Technologies Donates Hardware, Software for Lab Use

July 2007

A donation of hardware and software from Kepware Technologies will allow students at Penn College to be among the few in the country to gain experience on a system that enables the smooth exchange of data between various automated industrial devices and control applications. The Portland, Maine-based firm recently donated 12 OPC (open process control) stations - with 10 drivers for each station - as well as related software to use in the college’s industrial process and automation lab.

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Mini Baja Team, Fresh From Competition, Already Planning for 2008

July 2007

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Penn College’s Mini Baja car
A six-student team from Penn College recently tested its Mini Baja off-road vehicle against 140 other college and university teams at Rochester Institute of Technology. The Wildcat team finished a respectable 57th overall, and its vehicle experienced no breakdowns during the grueling competition.

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