Robotics & Automation AAS
Students will gain the knowledge, skills, and hands-on training/experience in industrial maintenance and automation as well as pic and robotics programming. Students will be prepared to enter the workforce as maintenance technicians, automation technicians, facilities/equipment maintenance personnel, or PLC/Robotics programmers. Requirements Students must be able to stand for prolonged periods of time, climb ladders, and be able to lift up to 25 lbs. If under 18, Minor Consent Form is required and must be completed then uploaded with the application Students must have attained the age of 18-years prior to entering into an internship. Supply List Students will be required to purchase and brin
Courses
- CETT-1407 — Fundamentals of Electronics
- DFTG-1309 — Basic CAD
- ECON-2301 — Prin/Econ-Macro
- ELMT-1301 — Programmable Logic Controller
- ELMT-1305 — Basic Fluid Power
- ELMT-2339 — Advanced PLCs
- ENGL-1301 — Composition I
- INMT-1305 — Intro to Industrial Maint
- INMT-2345 — Industrial Troubleshooting
- INMT-2388 — Internship - Mfg Tech
- INTC-1341 — Principles of Auto Control
- INTC-1357 — AC/DC Motor Control
- MATH-1314 — College Algebra
- OSHT-1301 — Safety & Health
- RBTC-1305 — Robotics Fundamentals
- RBTC-1345 — Robot Interfacing
- RBTC-2345 — Robot Appl, Set-Up & Testing
- WLDG-1200 — Intro to Welding