Instrumentation, Measurement & Control Technology: Natural Gas, AAS
Courses combine technical theory, use of state-of-the-art equipment, and hands-on experience necessary to work in industrial instrumentation fields across the state, and throughout the country, including chemical operations, upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas, petrochemical, and power generation.
Courses
- ENGL-109 — Writing for the Professions 3 (ILO 1)
- GASM-110 — Natural Gas Industry Overview 2
- HUMN-105 — ~ Ethics and Diversity in the Workplace 3 (ILO 3)
- HWAY-106 — Ethics and Professionalism 3 (ILO 3)
- MATH-109 — Applied College Math 3 (ILO 2)
- PTEC-102 — Process Fundamentals 3 (ILO 2)
- TEWF-100 — Workforce Basic Skills & CPR/AED/First Aid 1
- GASM-130 — Regulation of the Natural Gas Industry 2
- GASM-151 — Natural Gas Flow Measurement I 3
- GNET-124 — Occupational Safety and Health 3
- PWPT-107 — Electrical Controls 3
- PWPT-202 — Instrumentation and Control 3
- AMTE-133 — Industrial Wiring and the National Electrical Code 3
- AMTM-113 — Industrial Mechanics 3
- GASM-152 — Natural Gas Flow Measurement II 3
- GASM-213 — Natural Gas Quality Measurement 3
- INST-112 — Instrumentation Devices and Calibration 3
- GASM-153 — Natural Gas Flow Measurement III 3 (ILO 4)
- GASM-230 — Flow and Pressure Control Devices 3
- INFT-110 — Computer Architecture and Troubleshooting 4
- MECH-220 — Digital Fundamentals and PLC 3
- GNET-107 — Introduction to Computer Applications for Technicians 3 (ILO 4)
- PIPE-160 — Valve & Actuator Fundamentals 3
- PTEC-103 — Process Technology I: Equipment 3
- PTEC-111 — Process Technology Applications & Lab 3
- PTEC-203 — Process Technology II: Systems 3
- WLDT-101 — Introduction to Welding Processes - Part I 3
- WLDT-102 — Introduction to Welding Processes - Part II 3