Design program areas will provide students with the necessary technical and academic skills to research and create product models with features/functions that meet the needs of the customer, manufacturing, quality and the overall business.
Courses
Engineering Design
Robotics
AC Electronic Circuits
DC Electronic Circuits
Industrial Robotics
College Credits
Introduction to Engineering - 1 Credit
Engineering Graphics- 3 Credits
DC Circuits - 3 Credits
Programmable Logic Controllers - 3 Credits
Safety(OAN ORE004) - 1 Credit
Possible Careers Include
- Computer Aided Drafting Technician (CAD)
- Engineer
- Engineering Technician
- Line Operator
- Maintenance Technician
- Quality Technician
- Computer Numeric Control Technician (CNC)
- Forming Machine Setter
- Machine Tool Cutting Setter
Postsecondary Majors Include
- Drafting and Design Technology
- Engineering – Aeronautical/Aerospace, Electrical, Industrial, Manufacturing, Materials
- Quality Control and Safety Technology
- Robotics Technology
- Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Machinist Technology Metallurgical Technology
- Precision Metal Working
- Tool and Die Technology
Skills Gained
- Installing Micro850 Controllers
- Wiring Micro850 Controllers and Power Supplies
- Installing and Wiring Input and Output Devices to Micro 850
- Establishing Ethernet/IP Communications
- Programming Micro850 Controllers
- Power up and jog FANUC robots
- Recover from common program and FANUC robot faults
- Execute production operations
- Create, modify, and execute a material handling program
- Monitor, force and simulate input and output signals
Industry-Recognized Credentials
- Rockwell Automation - Allen Bradley PLC
- FANUC - Handling Tool Operation & Programming J2P-31-IACT
- ACU - Autodesk Inventor
- OSHA - 10-Hour Training
Pathway Students in Action
