Programming (PROG)

Automation and Robotics Technology 1 is the second course in the Automation and Robotics Technology program of study designed to equip students with an understanding of the different phases of automation in the manufacturing industry. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will have knowledge and skills in automation, the manufacturing production process, Six Sigma and the interrelationship in advanced manufacturing.

As part of a student's program of study progression, the student will maintain a digital program of study portfolio, providing evidence of mastery of course standards and readiness to advance and complete the program of study. Items intended for the program of study portfolio are denoted with an asterisk. 

1  Credit

Automation and Robotics Technology 2 is the third course in the Automation and Robotics Technology program of study designed to allow students to identify the components and program robots. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will be able to program basic robots for manufacturing and the production process; have an understanding of the historical and current uses of robots and automated systems; programmable circuits, interfacing both inputs and outputs; and testing and maintenance of robots and automated systems. As part of a student’s program of study progression, the student will maintain a digital program of study portfolio, providing evidence of mastery of course standards and readiness to advance and complete the program of study. Items intended for the program of study portfolio are denoted with an asterisk.

1  Credit

Automation and Robotics Technology 3 is the fourth course in the Automation and Robotics Technology program of study designed to have students develop a project based in automation and robotics research. Students will utilize research, tools, and equipment in varying degrees of complexity. Upon completion of the course, a proficient student will have researched and designed a suggestion for a challenging problem related to automation and robotics and presented it to local professionals in the field. As part of a student’s program of study progression, the student will maintain a digital program of study portfolio providing evidence of mastery of the course standards and readiness to advance and complete the program of study. Items intended for the program of study portfolio are denoted with an asterisk. 

1  Credit