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Student Education Plan

Review the full Electronics and Industrial Controls AAS Student Education Plan for recommended course sequencing, program requirements, and advising notes.

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Program Description

The Electronics and Industrial Controls Associate in Applied Science (AAS) program at °µÍøTV equips students with the technical expertise required to excel in industries such as energy, manufacturing, and agriculture. The curriculum focuses on the development, installation, calibration, programming, and maintenance of automated systems, preparing graduates for dynamic roles in today’s technologically advanced sectors.

What You’ll Learn

• Electrical and Electronic Systems: Gain a solid foundation in electric circuitry, power systems, and electronic instrumentation essential for understanding and working with modern industrial equipment.
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs): Learn to program, troubleshoot, and maintain PLCs used to automate industrial processes.
• Control Systems and Automation: Develop skills in electric, hydraulic, and pneumatic control systems while integrating actuators and sensors for efficient industrial operations.
• Process Control and Mechatronics: Understand process control and mechatronics concepts that combine mechanical, electronic, and software systems to operate automated equipment.
• Field Device Networks and SCADA Systems: Explore field device networking and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems for real-time monitoring and control of industrial processes.

Course Requirements

To earn the AAS degree in Electronics and Industrial Controls, students must complete a minimum of 62 credits, including general education courses and program-specific technical coursework.

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