Certificate

Integrated Manufacturing Certificate

The Integrated Manufacturing Certificate focuses on the introductory skills needed to obtain a service (maintenance) position. Students learn to operate, troubleshoot and repair robots and PLCs. Individuals wishing to expand their skills may complete the Associate Degree in Robotics - Integrated Manufacturing to acquire the knowledge required to move into an applications (engineering) position.

Certificate credits may also be applied to an appropriate major leading to an associate degree.

ProgramRobotics - Integrated Manufacturing Technology
Award type
Certificate
Required credit hours
30

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Based on data for Electro-mechanical Technicians

$57KMedian annual salary

+1%Job Outlook (2018-2028)

14,000Number of Jobs, 2018

Learning Outcomes

Create robotic programs that accomplish desired functional results
Evaluate robotic faults and demonstrate ability to take appropriate course of actions
Develop preventative maintenance plans for industrial robots
Explain the purpose of the electrical and mechanical components of a robot system
Perform Safe operation of robots
Install, test, and troubleshoot sensors, switches, and other control devices
Read and interpret electrical diagrams
Explain how robots are used in an industrial electrical environment