Electromechanical Technology Automated Systems - Northampton County Area Community College

Electromechanical Technology Automated Systems from Northampton County Area Community College is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Program Narrative Industrial technology is advancing at an amazing pace. The use of electromechanical automation to control manufacturing processes ensures high productivity and competitiveness in the global economy. It also demands well-trained technicians who can service, maintain, install and retrofit this sophisticated equipment. Northampton\\\'s associate\\\'s degree prepares you for a rewarding career. Our graduates are qualified to work on such technology as robotics, material handling systems , pharmaceutical packagers and most machines and equipment being controlled with programmable logic controllers. You can choose to complete our specialized diploma in Electrical Technology to enter the field more quickly. However, if you would like to add to your competitiveness or are considering furthering your education to the bachelor\\\'s degree level, Northampton\\\'s associate\\\'s degree in Electromechanical Technology is an excellent option. Program Features Northampton\\\'s Electromechanical Technology Automated Systems program curriculum was developed with the assistance of many of the areas leading manufacturers and engineering firms. We designed the program to meet the demands of local and national manufacturers for entry-level employees who have broad-based hands-on skills. As a student in the program, you\\\'ll gain a strong understanding of basic electrical, mechanical and computer skills before actual hands-on exposure to programmable equipment and instrumentation. Industry experienced instructors introduce you to specific areas of expertise such as motor controls, fluid power, mechanisms, programmable logic controllers and industrial networks. Two capstone courses in electromechanical systems offer the chance to apply all of the specific areas of knowledge you\\\'ve gained to solve problems within complex automation systems. The Practicum course provides an internship experience with an employer, giving you first-hand experience in maintenance and plant engineering functions. As part of the associate\\\'s degree program, you will complete general education coursework that prepares you to better communicate and work with all departments within an organization. This can be vital if you wish to grow into a supervisory position. Program Outcomes Automated Systems Major Graduates of the Electromechanical Technology Program: Automated Systems will be able to: Demonstrate an ability to work independently & collaboratively. Demonstrate competent speaking skill when working with diverse groups. Describe the operation and application of commonly used types of automated technology and instrumentation used in modern manufacturing and processing. Demonstrate observational, integrative and synthetic skills. Demonstrate proficient research and computer skills in data gathering and analysis. Demonstrate a basic framework of technical vocabulary and graphics interpretation applicable to the area of equipment maintenance and design. Describe the principles and function of the mechanical, electrical and fluid power components and assemblies used in automated equipment. Operate, program, troubleshoot, repair and modify programmable automation equipment and associated components commonly found in industry. Demonstrate the proper use of common mechanic tools and measuring gages used in automated systems . Apply mathematics to solving equipment related problems. Analyze and present data in an acceptable and standardized manner. Demonstrate the use of OSHA safety standards in servicing electromechanical equipment. Demonstrate competent technical writing skills. View more details on Northampton County Area Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.