Automation and Controls Technician Certificate

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, students will be able to:

• 1. Demonstrate understanding of the fundamentals of automation and controls, including terminology, concepts, and technologies used in the field.
• 2. Apply knowledge of electrical and electronic principles to the design, installation, and troubleshooting of automation and control systems.
• 3. Analyze data collected by sensors and other automation devices to identify opportunities for improving efficiency, quality, and performance.
• 4. Design and implement automation and controls strategies that improve system performance, reduce costs, and enhance safety.

Program Requirements: (30 Credits Min.)

• BLDG 111 - Construction Industry Workplace Health and Safety Credits: 3

• or

• BLDG 112 - Introduction to Construction Skills and Safety Credits: 2
• ELEC 111 - Electronic Fundamentals Credits: 4
• ISCS 113 - Introduction to Computer Science Credits: 3
• FACT 2999 - Facilities Technologies Capstone Credits: 3
• FACT 113 - Basic Blueprint Reading Credits: 2
• FACT 1110 - Introduction to Automation Credits: 3
• FACT 1120 - Devices Credits: 3
• FACT 1130 - Controls Credits: 3
• FACT 2120 - Automation Design and Integration Credits: 3
• FACT 2998 - Distributed Energy Internship Credits: 2
• PLMB 141 - Pumps and Motors Credits: 2

Total 30 Credits Min.