Automation Systems Technology (Robotics)

60-credit Associate of Applied Science Degree

Program Code 10-664-1

Automated systems have become standard in many industries to provide reliable ways to program and control machine movements. In this program, learn about robotics and programmable logic controllers, discover how automation principles apply to business/industry, and develop skills to work with complex computers and machinery in automated production lines.

How Long It Will Take

Depending on course load, full-time students could complete this program in two years.

Start Date

You can begin this program in the fall or spring semester.

How This Program Is Offered

This is offered on campus in a traditional classroom/lab setting.

What Makes This Program Unique

• Develop skills in WCTC’s state-of-the-art Terry Lutz Integrated Manufacturing Center.
• Hands-on training includes programming state-of-the-art Fanuc robots.
• Gain experience integrating the robots with manufacturing processes such as welding and machining.
• Partner with organizations such as Discovery World to build automated systems that engage and inspire students.
• Apply and reinforce skills at a structured off-campus internship site.

Courses You'll Take

For the courses you’ll take, semester sequence, pathways and course descriptions, view the program catalog page.

Credit for Prior Learning

You may have the opportunity to obtain credit for the college-level skills and knowledge you've already acquired. Learn more about credit for prior learning.