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Pre-Apprenticeship: Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics

Week 1: Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing & Mechatronics

Industry – Overview of Manufacturing Systems, Automation Trends, and Career Pathways Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Overview of Manufacturing Systems, Automation Trends, and Career Pathways

Industry – Aptitude & Interest Alignment Through Mechanical, Electrical, and Systems-Thinking Assessments Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Aptitude Testing for Careers in Mechatronics

Week 1 Checkpoint – Advanced Manufacturing & Aptitude

Week 2: Workplace Safety & Professional Culture

Industry – OSHA-Compliant Safety, PPE, and Industrial Hazard Awareness Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – OSHA 10- General Industry

Industry – General workplace professionalism, team communication. Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – General Workplace Professionalism and Team Communication

Week 2 Checkpoint – Industry Workplace Essentials

Week 3: Core Technical Foundations

Industry -Tools & Equipment of Mechatronics Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Tools & Equipment of Mechatronics

Industry – Technical Math & Measurement Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Foundational Math and Measurement Skills in Industry

Week 3 Checkpoint – Industry Technical Skills

Week 4: Systems Thinking & Automation Awareness

Industry – Reading Schematics, Diagrams, & Process Flows Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – General principles of blueprint interpretation, diagrams, and schematics.

Industry -Introduction to Automation & Project Skills Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Introduction to Automation & Project Skills

Week 4 Checkpoint – Introduction to Automation

Week 5: Employability & Career Transition

Industry – Resume Building for Advanced Manufacturing Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Resume building and job application strategies

Industry – Mock Interview & Industry Expectations Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Mock interviews tailored to career goals, understanding employer needs.

Week 5 Checkpoint – Employability & Career Transition

Week 6: Portfolio & Career Launch

Industry – Skills Documentation & Portfolio Assembly Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Compiling a professional portfolio showcasing cross-trade competencies.

Industry – Career roadmap development, immediate career launch steps. Sample Lesson

Apply and Reflect – Career roadmap development, immediate career launch steps.

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Industry – Schedule Your Exit Interview

Week 6 Mechatronics Final – Capstone Comprehensive Quiz

Week 1 Checkpoint – Advanced Manufacturing & Aptitude

Pre-Apprenticeship: Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics
Industry – Aptitude & Interest Alignment Through Mechanical, Electrical, and Systems-Thinking Assessments
Week 1 Checkpoint – Advanced Manufacturing & Aptitude

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Question 1 of 8

1. Question

An apprenticeship is a paid, hands-on job that includes formal instruction and mentorship.

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Question 2 of 8

2. Question

In a modern manufacturing system, which of the following best describes ‘Inputs’?

The feedback loops used to maintain quality control.
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Raw materials, energy, labor, and digital data required for production.
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The physical transformations like CNC machining or welding.
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The final goods and waste products generated at the end of a cycle.
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Question 3 of 8

3. Question

What is one key benefit of choosing an apprenticeship over traditional college?

You only work weekends
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You graduate in half the time
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You don't have to show up to class
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You get paid to learn on the job
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Question 4 of 8

4. Question

What are the three essential questions every manufacturing system must answer?

Where is it sold? How much does it cost? Who is the customer?
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Is it automated? Is it manual? Is it profitable?
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When is it due? Why are we making it? Where is the factory?
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What are we making? How are we making it? Who and what are involved?
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Question 5 of 8

5. Question

The lesson describes ‘Smart Factories’ as being connected through the ‘IIoT.’ What does IIoT stand for?

Industrial Internet of Things
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Internal Intelligence of Technology
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Integrated Industrial output Tracking
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International Industrial operational Tools
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Question 6 of 8

6. Question

According to Lesson 1.2, what does ‘Mechanical Aptitude’ measure?

The ability to write computer code for robotic movements.
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The ability to calculate the financial cost of raw materials.
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The ability to understand invisible energy flows and circuits.
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The ability to visualize cause and effect in physical space, like gears and levers.
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Question 7 of 8

7. Question

Which career pathway is specifically noted for requiring knowledge of ‘Ladder Logic’ and a salary range reaching up to $118,000?

Automation / Mechatronics Technician
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Quality Control Technician
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CNC Machinist
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Machine Operator
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Question 8 of 8

8. Question

Which type of thinking is described as the ‘Art of Synthesis’—blending mechanical and electrical concepts?

Repetitive Thinking
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Manual Dexterity
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Electrical Aptitude
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Systems Thinking
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