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Combining electronic, mechanical, robotics and information system technologies, this program provides the graduate with the skill set needed for today's automated manufacturing facilities. These skills will align with current needs of manufacturers as well as align with one or more industrial standards/certifications. Instruction covers hydraulics and pneumatics, robotics and automated controls, programmable controllers, process control and mechanical applications. The student will receive practical hands-on experience and computer simulation on automated assembly line processes.

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Advisement Information

• Depending on placement scores, advise for MAT 032 or MAT 170 in the first semester if possible.
• Students entering fall term should enroll in EEM 117, even if test scores indicate the need for MAT 032, RDG 032, and ENG 032. It's important that they have this basic course then since it is offered only in the fall.
• Students may enroll in IMT 112, IMT 131, and IMT 102 while in developmental courses.
• While in the associate degree program, students should be advised to complete both Mechatronics I and II certificates.
• Tools will cost approximately $325 and are available in the campus bookstore
• Note to Enrollment Advisor: please send electronic notification to Kevin Boiter indicating new advisee's name and PTC ID number.