The Industrial/Mechanical Maintenance series will give students practical knowledge to maintain equipment and various power systems in industrial settings. Graduates from the certificate level will gain an understanding of manufacturing processes, mechanical systems and basic maintenance skills. The diploma and AAS Degree programs will expand this knowledge to include the operation and troubleshooting of electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic power systems, mechanical systems, and industrial controls. Knowledge of applied mathematics and physical science support the learning outcomes of the technical courses while the emphasis on written and verbal communications will support graduates' interaction with employees and also their aspirations to become maintenance supervisors.

AAS - 69 cr
CONE206 Intro Motor Control Applic - 3 cr
IMMA110 Intro Power & Mech Sys - 3 cr
IMMA112 Mech Blueprint Reading - 2 cr
MATH100 Technical Mathematics - 3 cr
METC112 Manufacturing Processes - 4 cr
METC152 Safety & Accident Prevent - 3 cr
METC202 Power Trans & Mech Sys - 3 cr
METC208 Basic Elec/Electronics - 3 cr
METC210 Electro-Mech & Indus Cntrl-3 cr
METC220 Hydraulic Systems - 3 cr
METC222 Fluid Power Systems - 3 cr
METC228 Pneumatic Systems - 3 cr
WELD102 Welding Fundamentals - 3 cr
Technical Electives - 9 cr
COMP120 Composition II - 3 cr
PHYS110 Physics - 3 cr
PSYC140 Human Interaction
SPCH120 Small Group Comm - 3 cr
General Education Electives - 6 cr

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