Industrial Technology Certificate 8474, C.G.

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A Certificate of Graduation

This intensive one-year program is designed to prepare graduates for gainful employment as an entry-level manufacturing assistant. Emphasis is placed on various technology skills required for employment in the manufacturing industry such as the use of power tools, mechanical drives, basic machine shop operations, and safety. Graduates of this program may receive advanced placement into the Advanced Manufacturing-Automation Technology 8480 AS/Career Tech degree.

Major Program Requirements

AUTO 105 - Transportation Fundamentals 2 hrs -or- CIMT 201 - Concepts of Fluid Power for Industrial Maintenance 2 hrs
CIMT 105 - Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing 3 hrs -or- MFNG 130 - Introduction to Industrial Maintenance 3 hrs
Approved Technical Electives 12 hrs
UCC Electives 6 hrs
Choose One Option (8 hrs)
DRAF 101 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints and CAD Designs 2 hrs -and- Approved Technical Electives 6 hrs -OR-
PMTD 105 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints 2 hrs -and- Approved Technical Electives 6 hrs -OR-
DRAF 100 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints and Drafting 3 hrs -and- Approved Technical Electives 5 hrs

Recommended Sequence of Courses

Semester I

AUTO 105 - Transportation Fundamentals 2 hrs -or- CIMT 201 - Concepts of Fluid Power for Industrial Maintenance 2 hrs
CIMT 105 - Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing 3 hrs -or- MFNG 130 - Introduction to Industrial Maintenance 3 hrs
UCC Electives 3 hrs
Choose One Option (8 hrs)
DRAF 101 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints and CAD Designs 2 hrs -and- Approved Technical Electives 6 hrs -OR-
PMTD 105 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints 2 hrs -and- Approved Technical Electives 6 hrs -OR-
DRAF 100 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints and Drafting 3 hrs -and- Approved Technical Electives 5 hrs

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Industrial Technology Certificate 8474, C.G.

A Certificate of Graduation

Major Program Requirements

Recommended Sequence of Courses

Semester I

Total Hours: 16

Semester II

Total Hours: 15

Total Hours: 31