Industrial Maintenance Technology Semester Plan

FIRST YEAR COURSE SCHEDULE

First Semester

• FPX 100 – Fluid Power (3 credit hours)
• FPX 101 – Fluid Power Lab (2 credit hours)
• WLD 120 – Welding (2 credit hours)
• WLD 121 – Welding Lab (3 credit hours)
• IMT 150 – Maintaining Industrial Equipment (3 credit hours)
• IMT 151 – Maint. Indust. Equip. Lab (2 credit hours)
• General Education Requirement (3 credit hours)
• Total Hours: 18

Second Semester

• MT 110 – Electrical Principles (3 credit hours)
• IMT 111 – Electrical Princ. Lab (2 credit hours)
• BRX 120 – Blueprint Reading (3 credit hours)
• DLC 100 – Digital Literacy (3 credit hours)
• General Education Requirement (3 credit hours)
• General Education Requirement (3 credit hours)
• Total Hours: 17

SECOND YEAR COURSE SCEHDULE

Third Semester

• CMM 114 – Fundamentals of Machine Tools (6 credit hours)
• IMT 220 – Motor Controls (bi-term) (3 credit hours)
• IMT 221 – Motor Controls Lab (bi-term) (2 credit hours)
• IMT 222 – Motor Controls II (bi-term) (2 credit hours)
• IMT 223 – Motor Controls II Lab (bi-term)  (2 credit hours)
• General Education Requirement (3 credit hours)
• Total Hours: 18

Fourth Semester

• IMT 280 – Advanced PLCs (3 credit hours)
• IMT 281 – Advanced PLC Lab (2 credit hours)
• IMT 200 – Industrial Robotics (4 credit hours)
• IMT 289 – Industrial Maint. Capstone (1 credit hours)
• General Education Requirement (3 credit hours)
• General Education Requirement (3 credit hours)
• Total Hours: 16

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR DIPLOMA OR AAS DEGREE

General Education Component

• Technical Mathematics or Higher (3 credit hours)
• Natural Sciences (3 credit hours)
• Social/Behavioral Sciences  (3 credit hours)
• Heritage/Humanities (3 credit hours)

Technical Component

• Technical Core: 29-37 credit hours
• Technical Electives: 13 credit hours
• Subtotal: 42-50 credit hours
• Total credit hours for Degree (Including
  General Education): 60-88 credit hours

Notes

• Please refer to course catalog for complete listing of required Technical courses
• The student must have a plan of study on file in the academic affairs office.
• A combination of general education and technical courses should not exceed 68 credit hours.
• Credit earned through certificate and diploma program completion will be applicable toward the Associate of Applied Science when consistent with the objectives of the student’s individual plan of study.
• To progress in the program a grade of “C” or better is required in each technical and mathematics course with maintenance of a 2.0 cumulative grade point average.