Advanced Manufacturing Technology: Fabrication, AAS
Graduates of the Advanced Manufacturing Technology program are trained to repair, troubleshoot, and maintain advanced electromechanical manufacturing equipment.
Courses
- AMTM-131 — Blueprint Reading and Precision Measurement 3
- DRFT-125 — Introduction to Drafting and 2D CAD 3
- ECET-111 — Circuits I: DC Circuits 3
- ENGL-101 — ^ English Composition I 3 (ILO 1)
- MATH-130 — ^ College Algebra 3 (ILO 2)
- MATH-135 — ~ Technical Algebra 3 (ILO 2)
- AMTM-113 — Industrial Mechanics 3
- AMTM-135 — Introduction to Machining 3
- AMTM-247 — Fundamentals of Fluid Power 3
- DRFT-141 — Introduction to Solid Modeling and 3D CAD 3
- ECET-116 — Circuits II: AC Circuits 3
- AMTM-251 — Manual Milling 3
- AMTM-253 — Manual Turning 3
- AMTM-255 — Manual Grinding 3
- GNET-108 — Computer Applications for Technicians 3 (ILO 4)
- AMTE-144 — PLC Fundamentals and Applications 3
- AMTM-261 — CNC Milling 3
- AMTM-263 — CNC Turning 3
- GNET-124 — Occupational Safety and Health 3
- HUMN-110 — ~ Critical Thinking and Leadership 3 (ILO 4)
- BUSN-230 — Business Communications and Ethics 3 (ILO 3)
- CSCT-172 — Ethics for Artificial Intelligence 3 (ILO 3)
- HUMN-101 — ~ Introduction to Humanities 3 (ILO 3)
- HUMN-105 — ~ Ethics and Diversity in the Workplace 3 (ILO 3)
- HWAY-106 — Ethics and Professionalism 3 (ILO 3)
- PSYC-101 — ~ General Psychology 3 (ILO 3)
- PSYC-201 — ~ Life Span Development 3 (ILO 3)
- SOCI-101 — ~ Introduction to Sociology 3 (ILO 3)