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Mechatronics/Industrial Automation Technology, Associate of Applied Science

Student Learning Outcomes

Students who successfully complete the Associate of Applied Science in Mechatronics /Industrial Automation Technology will be able to:

  • Troubleshoot, maintain and repair mechanical and electrical systems.
  • Locate and analyze technical documents, prints & schematics.
  • Practice a high level of craftsmanship.
  • Assist in design and rebuilding projects.
  • Apply mathematics and scientific principles to troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair situations.
  • Promote energy efficiency and industrial sustainability.
  • Communicate effectively in writing and verbally with fellow workers and customers.
  • Manage career education and workplace learning.
  • Communicate effectively in writing and verbally with fellow workers and customers.
  • Cultivate a positive professional workplace personality.

See the graduation requirements for the Associate of Applied Science degree.

RELATED INSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS

Computation (3 credits)

This 3 credit requirement is embedded within the following courses:

MT3. 812Mechanical Systems

4
MT3. 833Principles of Technology

5
MT3. 834Principles of Technology II

5

Communication (3 credits)

IN4. 164Technical Writing for CTE

3

Human Relations (3 credits)

MT3. 802Customer Svc for Technicians

3

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

First Year

Fall Term

MT3. 801Mechatronics Orientation

1
MT3. 803Industrial Safety

2
MT3. 812Mechanical Systems

4
MT3. 817Drive Systems

2
MT3. 821Electrical Systems Troubleshooting

4

MT 3.812 counts toward the Computation requirement

Winter Term

EG4. 416CAD for Factory Automation

4
MT3. 819Bearings & Lube Systems

2
MT3. 822Troubleshooting Motors & Controls

4
MT3. 830Industrial Pneumatics Systems

3

Spring Term

MT3. 805Predictive & Preventive Maintenance

3
MT3. 824Programmable Logic Controllers

3
MT3. 833Principles of Technology

5
MT3. 836Industrial Hydraulics Systems

3
PE 231Lifetime Health & Fitness

3

MT 3.833 counts toward the Computation requirement

Second Year

Fall Term

MT3. 823Industrial Sensors & Actuators

3
MT3. 826Advanced Plc Troubleshooting

3
MT3. 834Principles of Technology II

5
MT3. 897Capstone Project I

3
Technical Elective

2

MT 3.834 counts toward the Computation requirement

Winter Term

MT3. 827Automated Material Handling

3
MT3. 846Pumps and Valves

2
MT3. 898Capstone Project II

3
Technical Elective

4

Spring Term

MT3. 825Process Control & Instrumentation

3
MT3. 832Energy & Sustainability

3
MT3. 899Capstone Project & Assessment

3
Technical Elective

4

Approved Technical Electives

Select a minimum of 10 credits. Any technical courses can be used to fulfill this requirement but they must be approved by a program advisor.

Machining Focus

MA3. 396BManufacturing Processes I

2
MA3. 397BManufacturing Processes II

2
MA3. 420CNC: Mill

4
MA3. 427Solidworks I

3

Welding Focus

WD4. 151Welding I

2
WD4. 152Welding II

2
WD4. 258Basic Print Reading: Welders

3
WD4. 260Basic Wire-Feed Welding

2

Industrial Refrigeration Focus

MT3. 847HVAC System Controls

3
MT3. 848EPA Technician Certification

1
MT3. 849Heating Systems

2
MT3. 852Refrigeration Brazing

1
MT3. 854Refrigeration Servicing

2
MT3. 855Refrigeration Troubleshooting

2

Total Credit Hours: 90