Education & Training

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.