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Associate of Science (720)

The Integrated Systems Engineering Technology program will provide skills and knowledge in the areas of advanced manufacturing that include hydraulics, pneumatics, mechanical systems, electrical systems and programmable logic control systems. Students will learn the basis of these system's operation, troubleshooting and repair. The curriculum is based on a national set of skill standards developed through industry and college cooperation. Typical job titles are industrial machinery mechanic, field service technician, engineering assistant, or quality technician.

Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate will:

1. Demonstrate knowledge of industry standards for safety and compliance.
2. Troubleshoot equipment and processes within an industrial setting to affect repair.
3. Diagnose, repair and maintain equipment and processes common to industry.
4. Demonstrate the use of quality standards necessary for maintaining and repairing equipment.
5. Professionally communicate maintenance issues in both written and oral formats.

See the Checksheet for this program in printable PDF form.

Degree Requirements

Minimum Credits to Graduate: 64

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