Industrial Automation

Introduction to Industrial Automation (Certificate of Achievement)

The Introduction to Industrial Automation Certificate program is modeled after local industry competency standards and includes study in the following areas: electrical theory and components, soldering, wiring diagrams, safety programmable logic controllers, and Allen Bradly SLC 500 and CLX 5000 computer integrated manufacturing. This program will provide the necessary knowledge and skills to increase job performance for careers in electronics technology. Students will be prepared for entry level positions in petroleum/energy, manufacturing automation, process control, logistics and distribution, material processing, and industrial maintenance.

Program Student Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:

  • demonstrate proficiency of safety principles required for industrial employment.
  • demonstrate proficiency in automation programming/troubleshooting related to programmable logic controllers.
  • demonstrate problem solving skills used in industrial manufacturing environments.
  • demonstrate an understanding of industrial manufacturing and electronics.
  • demonstrate an understanding of the core hardware and theory related to programmable automation controllers.

 

Course # Title Units
Required Core Courses
ELET 001 Basic Electronics (dc) 3
ELET 002 Electronic Circuits 4
ELET 003 Programmable Logic Controllers 3
ELET 006 Electric Motors & Controls 4
ITEC 008 Mechanical Systems 3
ITEC 015X Occupational Work Experience Education 1 - 8
Total 18

 

For Gainful Employment information please visit:
https://www.westhillscollege.com/lemoore/degrees-and-certificates/gainful-employment/introduction-to-industrial-automation-cert.php

This is a recommended sequence of courses for timely completion of this program. Entry in to transfer level English and math required to follow this recommended sequence. Please see your counselor to formalize your personalized educational plan or for alternative planning.