LOCATED AT COUNTY COLLEGE OF MORRIS, RANDOLPH: 

Engineering, Design, & Advanced Manufacturing (EDAM) is a Share Time program offered by  Morris County Vocational School District and County College of Morris (CCM). Located on the campus of CCM in Randolph, this program offers students classes in engineering, computer science, electronics, and other technology applications to earn college credits before high school graduation.

Students enrolled in EDAM will also earn CCM certificates of Achievement in Mechanical Computer Aided Drafting and Engineering Technology. Every year, additional CCM courses will be offered to students through the Winterim and Early Summer I sessions. The courses will either be designed to have students meet math requirements for the program or meet degree requirements for the Mechanical Engineering Technology program at CCM. 

EDAM program partners include Manufacture NJ Talent Network, New Jersey Business and Industry Association, National Manufacturing Company, Siemens HealthCare, and New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program. These partnerships provide students with work-based learning experiences to gain hands-on training in workplace practices and an inside track to employment opportunities upon program completion. EDAM is part of the NASA HUNCH Build to Print Program in which students fabricate parts for the International Space Station. Students in Year 1 will build parts for the International Space Station and Year 2 students compete in the NASA HUNCH  Design Challenge. 

Morris County high school students in 10th grade may apply for their 11th and 12th-grade year. 

Students attend the following session for Share Time programs.

Students attend the following sessions for Share Time programs:

Year 1: 8:00 am - 10:40 am 
Year 2: 12:10 pm - 2:50 pm

Students earn:

• 20 Career and Technical Education credits per school year
• Up to 27 college credits
• Certificates of Achievement in Mechanical  Computer Aided Drafting and Engineering  Technology

Junior Year:

Senior Year: