66-credit associate of applied science degree
The Automation Systems Technology
program helps meet the growing need for
technicians to build, program, integrate,
service and maintain automated and
robotic systems. Students will study
and use the latest robotics, electronics and
automation systems. Graduates will be
qualified to work with complex machinery
that uses pneumatics, hydraulics,
mechanical devices, electronic devices,
robotics and industrial computers in
automated production lines. A wide range
of career paths will be open to students.
Some technicians assist with installing
and programming automated production
lines or troubleshooting and servicing
systems, and others provide technical
support to sales departments.
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