CONTROL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
Associate in Applied Science (CTL.AAS)
This program prepares students for careers as control systems technicians. These are the people who design, install, calibrate, and maintain the electronic and pneumatic controls for buildings, machine tools, waste treatment facilities, power plants, and many other industrial applications.
The curriculum provides a strong technical and academic basis to prepare students for their careers. It has been designed to accommodate students coming from any background, with or without manufacturing or industrial work experience. The instructional approach is competency-based, contextual learning. Students will have opportunities to work with the flexible manufacturing system, simulation software, and electro-mechanical training modules.
| Major Requirements | Credits | |||||||
| MEC 1010 | Introduction to Manufacturing Processes | 3 | ||||||
| MTC 1100 | Industrial Problem Solving | 2 | ||||||
| MTC 1500 | Automation Systems I | 4 | ||||||
| MTC 2000 | Automation Systems II | 4 | ||||||
| MTC 2900 | Manufacturing Systems Capstone | 4 | ||||||
| QAT 1020 | Statistical Process Control | 3 | ||||||
Core Requirements |
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| APP 2170 | Applied Technology | 4 | ||||||
| CAD 1100 | Introduction to Computer Aided Design and Drafting | 3 | ||||||
| MAT 10501 | Preparation for Algebra | 4 | ||||||
| MTC 1000 | Industrial Systems | 1 | ||||||
Required Supportive Courses |
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| ENG 13502● | Business Communications | 3 | ||||||
| ENG 14502● | Writing and Reading for Problem Solving | 3 | ||||||
Control Systems Concentration |
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| MAT 1150● | Intermediate Algebra | 4 | ||||||
| MTC 2500 | Control Systems I | 4 | ||||||
| MTC 2600 | Control Systems II | 4 | ||||||
| ROB 1500 | Introduction to Robotics Technology | 4 | ||||||
| ROB 1660 | Sensor Technology | 4 | ||||||
| ROB 2040 | Programmable Controller Applications | 4 | ||||||
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