Industrial Manufacturing and Auto Controls

Industrial Manufacturing and Auto Controls

The Industrial Manufacturing and Control Systems AAS prepares students to work in a variety of automated electro-mechanical, product assembly, process control or product distribution industries that use programmable controls, instrumentation, troubleshooting and other methodologies to accomplish system management. Provides skills to define, integrate, install, program, maintain and operate complex control systems.

Program/Discipline Outcomes

• Demonstrate proper safety procedures when performing minor troubleshooting repairs.
• Devise maintenance routines for mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems.
• Employ appropriate diagnostic tools to troubleshoot, repair, and /or maintain production systems.
• Calculate total system amperage, voltage, and wattage.
• Connect motors, electrical connections and controllers to allow a Program Logic Controller (PLC) to properly operate a machine.
• Demonstrate correctly and perform periodic maintenance procedures.
• Troubleshoot system for errors or malfunctions.
• Apply correct procedures in setting up equipment to perform basic welds using OAW, SMAW, FCAW, and GTAW processes.

Foundation Skills Requirements (0 Credits)

Write 115 Intro to College Writing [or higher] (4-credits)
BA 204 Team Dynamics (3-credits)
Math 095 Intermediate Algebra (5-credits)
INED 156 Employment Strategies (1-credit)
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Required Courses (84 Credits)

Courses are listed in suggested sequence.

Electives (6 Credits)

Electives