• Engineering Technology (900 hours) is a two-year course where students learn about mechatronic systems in this introductory course. These systems are comprised of mechanical, electrical, and software systems, and typically include sensors feeding data to a computer/controller, which determines how to energize a motor/actuator. Mechatronic systems form the foundation of robotics, automation, and advanced manufacturing (such as three-dimensional [3D] printing). The rapidly evolving area of mechatronics offers a variety of career options across many technological fields. Career options may include mechatronics technician and/or engineer, mechanical technician and/or engineer, electrical technician/engineer, process-control
    technician and/or engineer, instrumentation technician and/or engineer, machine operators, and maintenance technicians. Students in this program actively participate in the SkillsUSA CTSO.

    POSSIBLE CAREER PATHWAYS:
    Field Service Technician, Manufacturing Systems Technician, Industrial Maintenance Technician, Robotic Technician, CNC Technician, Fluid Power Technicians, and/or PLC Technician.

    PROGRAM CONTENT:
    • Demonstrating Workplace Readiness Which Enhances:
    • Personal Qualities & People Skills
    • Professional Knowledge & Skills
    • Technology Knowledge & Skills
    • Examining All Aspects of An Industry
    • Addressing Elements of Student Life
    • Practicing Safety
    • Introducing Robotics
    • Using Robotic Trainers & Training Equipment
    • Understanding Physics
    • Understanding Power Systems In Robotics
    • Explaining Robotic Careers
    • Understanding The Machine Shop
    • Understanding The Welding Shop

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