A.A.S.

Associate in Applied Science, Industrial Systems Technology - Electrical & Instrumentation

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Program
Industrial Systems Technology

Student Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the Industrial Systems Technology Program (Electrical and Instrumentation Option) will be able to:

  • Function as a competent entry-level industrial maintenance technician by demonstrating knowledge and skills retained from coursework (ADM 150-154)
  • Perform all tasks in a safe manner. (ADM 150-154)
  • Exhibit a positive work ethic. (ADM 150-154)

Area I - Written Composition (3 Credits)

Vocational Technical English or English Composition I

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3

Area II - Humanities & Fine Arts (6 Credits)

Fundamentals of Oral Communication or Public Speaking 

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3

Humanities & Fine Arts

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3

Area III - Natural Sciences & Mathematics (9 Credits)

Microcomputer Applications

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3

Mathematics

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3

Math, Science, or CIS

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3
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3

Area IV - History, Social, & Behavioral Sciences (3 Credits)

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3

Area V - Pre-Professional, Major, & Elective Courses (48 Credits)

Technical Core 

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12

Other Courses 

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33

Program Advisor-Approved Elective

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3
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3
Total Credits
69

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