Automated Industrial Process
Program Level:
Degrees, Certificates
Department:
Transportation and Manufacturing Technologies
Institute:
Advanced Manufacturing & Logistics
College:
SPC
What is the Automated Industrial Process program?
The Automated Industrial Process, A.A.S. program is designed to prepare students for a career in instrumentation and process control. Our students will be able to read and interpret electronic circuit diagrams, blue prints and schematics. They will be responsible for repairs, maintenance, calibration, and adjusting measurment instruments, and perform scheduled preventative maintenance in the industry.
What will I learn?
How to read and interpret electronic circuit diagrams, blue prints and schematics.
What can I do with this course of study?
Pursue a career as an Instrumentation Technician, Electronics Technician, or Maintenance Technician.
What's special about the program?
Electronics Technology/Instrumentation technicians are employed in a large variety of industries to maintain equipment that controls temperature, pressure, and flow of material or speed and position of objects. Electronics Technology and Instrumentation technicians will be able to work in different manufacturing industries which use process control to manufacture automobiles, electronic devices, cardboard containers and food products.
Our students will be able to read and interpret electronic circuit diagrams, blue prints and schematics.
Degrees and Certificates
St. Philip's College programs offer the following degree(s) and certificate(s). View our Course Catalog for more information.
- Automated Industrial Process Instrumentation, A.A.S.
- Automated Industrial Process Associate Level 1 Certificate
- Automated Industrial Process Instrumentation Mechanic Level 2 Certificate
- Automated Industrial Process Mechatronics, A.A.S.
- Automated Industrial Process Mechatronics Associate, Level 1 Certificate
- Automated Industrial Process Mechatronics Mechanic, Level 2 Certificate
Contact Us
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Elizabeth Leon Program Director |
SWC Industrial Technology Center (ITC, Building 1), C165 |