Advanced Manufacturing Technology: Automotive
The Advanced Manufacturing Technology (AAS-AMFT) degree program provides a highly interactive hands-on course of study that prepares graduates for careers in the modern manufacturing environment. Advanced manufacturing technology graduates repair, troubleshoot and maintain manufacturing equipment including automated control systems, process control systems, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, conveyors, robots, and application-specific machinery. Graduates have a broad multi-disciplinary background in electrical, mechanical, fluid power, automation, instrumentation and process control systems, as well as basic fabrication skills in order to facilitate working with modern electro-mechanical machinery.
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The AMFT program uses an innovative block-scheduled cohort model to deliver classes, so students have the opportunity to participate in long-term in-depth internships with participating industrial partners. Program courses are offered two days a week in approximately 8-hour blocks for five semesters. Qualifying students may intern with industry partners on non-class days to obtain a valuable background of real-world applications throughout the program. Graduates who have participated in the internship program enter the workforce with not just a degree, but also the equivalent of a year of professional industrial experience.
AMTE 111 DC Circuits: Fundamentals ..... 3 Credits
AMTE 121 AC Circuits: Fundamentals ..... 3 Credits
GNST 102 First Year Experience ..... 1 Credits
GNET 122 Industrial Safety Fundamentals ..... 3 Credits
MATH 115 Applied Technical Math (GEC-2) ..... 3 Credits
AMTM 247 Fundamentals of Fluid Power ..... 3 Credits
Semester Total : 16
AMTE 134 Industrial Power and Devices ..... 3 Credits
AMTE 144 PLC: Fundamentals and Applications ..... 3 Credits
AMTE 156 Control System Technology: Sensors, Actuators, Process Control ..... 2 Credits
AMTM 248 Applications of Fluid Power ..... 3 Credits
ENGL 101 English Composition I (GEC-1) ..... 3 Credits
GEC-3 Elective ..... 3 Credits
Semester Total : 17
WLDT 101 Introduction to Welding Processes Part I ..... 3 Credits
WLDT 102 Introduction to Welding Processes Part II ..... 3 Credits
Semester Total : 6
ENGL 102 English Composition II (GEC-1) ..... 3 Credits
GNET 107 Computer Applications for Technicians (GEC-4) ..... 3 Credits
MEET 121 Manufacturing Processes I ..... 3 Credits
MEET 225 Mechanical Design I ..... 3 Credits
MATH 130 College Algebra ..... 3 Credits
Semester Total : 15
AMTE 261 Industrial Robotics ..... 3 Credits
AMTE 281 Industrial Troubleshooting ..... 2 Credits
AMTE 290 Practicum ..... 1 Credits
AMTM 280 Mechanical Maintenance Principles ..... 3 Credits
MEET 122 Processes II ..... 3 Credits
Semester Total : 12