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Advanced Manufacturing, Robotics, and Automation - Occupational Skills Award
Occupational Skills Award
Statement of Purpose
The Associate of Applied Science in Advanced Manufacturing, Robotics, and Automation (AMRA) provides the opportunity for students to develop skills in many areas including electrical, troubleshooting, maintenance planning, programmable logic control systems, blueprint reading, and welding. Students may choose to earn a robotics specialization, through which they develop skills such as the installation, interfacing, programming, and maintenance of robotic cells.
Upon successful completion of the program, students may earn:
- Associate of Applied Science - Advanced Manufacturing, Robotics, and Automation
- Associate of Applied Science - Advanced Manufacturing, Robotics, and Automation; Robotics Specialization
Program Learning Outcomes
- Read and interpret pneumatic and hydraulic circuit diagrams and install components to control circuits.
- Read and interpret electronic circuit diagrams and schematics and install electrical components to control electrical circuits.
- Create instructions for PLCs through programming to control machinery and processes in industries such as manufacturing.
- Maintain and adjust machinery and perform schedule preventative maintenance in the industry. Repair and optimize machinery and equipment ensuring smooth operations and minimizing downtime in industrial setting.
Program of Study
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CETT-1302 | Electricity Principles | 3 |
| INMT-1305 | Introduction to Industrial Maintenance | 3 |
| DFTG-1325 | Blueprint Reading and Sketching | 3 |
Notes
CETT-1302, INMT-1305, and DFTG-1325: Grade of C or better is required for graduation
ǂStudents may take any course within this category of the TSC General Education Core Curriculum
This information is provided as an example only. You will develop a personalized plan with your Success Coach and faculty advisor/mentor that reflects your goals and interests. You are required to meet with an advisor each semester to ensure you are on track for graduation. This document does not contain all the information you need to stay on track for graduation.
Credit Hours
- 9 credit hours — total of the courses listed above (calculated, alternatives counted once)
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