Manufacturing & Technology
Andy
Hatley, Director/Advisor
Jefferson State Manufacturing Center, room 102
(205) 856-8517
ahatley@jeffstateonline.com
Craig Brasfield
Jefferson State Manufacturing Center
Fred
Spencer, Biomedical Equipment Technology
Program Coordinator/Advisor
George Layton Building, room 214
(205) 856-8516
fspencer@jeffstateonline.com
Manufacturing
and Technology is a field of study designed to prepare technically
oriented individuals for employment in industries such as industrial and
automotive manufacturing, equipment technology and maintenance, tool and
die maintenance, biomedical equipment technology, industrial and
commercial electronics, and computer aided drafting/design (CADD).
Manufacturing and Technology offers seven options that cover these
areas: (1) Industrial Technology, (2) Biomedical Equipment Technology
(3) Tool and Die Technology, (4) Automated Manufacturing, (5)
Electronics, (6) Computer Aided Drafting/Design (CADD), and (7)
Telecommunications (Outside Plant Design.) Electives allow those
students to pursue Advanced Welding, and CNC Machining competencies.
Check with
your four-year institution for the transferability of courses in this
program. This program is not designed to transfer to a four-year
institution.
Certificate Requirements
The program
is designed to be an intermediate recognition step for individuals
working towards their Manufacturing and Technology associate degree. All
course work in the certificate will apply to the corresponding Associate
in Applied Science degree. Upon completion of the prescribed courses,
the college awards a certificate.
Prior to
taking courses, the student is to meet with the advisor and develop a
plan for satisfying program requirements.
To be eligible for a certificate students must:
• Complete the following courses.
• Be eligible for ENG 101 and make an
appropriate score on the Reading WorkKeys test.
• Be eligible for MTH 100 and make an
appropriate score on the Math WorkKeys test .
• Have a minimum 2.00 grade point average
in Jefferson State courses.
Courses required for:
• Manufacturing and Technology Certificate
Industrial Technology Option (STC C124)
Tool and Die Maintenance Technology Option (STC C157)
Biomedical Equipment Technology Option (STC C036)
Automated Manufacturing Option (STC C029)
Electronics Option (STC C067)
Computer Aided Drafting/Design Option (STC C055)
Telecommunications (Outside Plant Design) Option (STC C206)
Industrial Technology Option
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs
26 |
|
ATM 181W Special
Topics, Welding Basics
ATM 220
Advanced Motor Drives
ELM 200
Electric Circuits I
ELM 210
Fluid Power I
ELM 214
Pumps and Piping Systems
MET 190
Mechanical Tools I
MET 193
Introduction to Robotics
MET 220
Mechanical Systems I
Total Credit Hours |
3 3
3
4
3
3
3
3
26 |
Tool & Die Maintenance Technology Option
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs 26 |
|
ATM 181D Special
Topics, Basic Die Construction
ATM 181W Special
Topics, Welding Basics
DDT 115
Blue Print Reading for Machinists
MET 201
Basic CADD
MET 192
Machinery's Handbook Functions
MET 237
Inspection Principles
MET 190
Mechanical Tools I 4
MET 191
Mechanical Tools II
Total Credit Hours |
3 3
3
3
3
3
4
4
26 |
Biomedical Equipment Technology Option
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs 26 |
|
ELM 200
Basic Electricity DC
ELM 201S
Basic Electricity AC
BET 211
Electronic Systems I
ELM 202
Digital Circuits I
BET 222
Medical Communications Systems
ELM 205
Electronics I
ELM 206S
Electronics II
BET 240
Clinical On-Site Study
BET 241
The Law and Legal Issues in Biomed
Total Credit Hours
|
3 3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
26 |
Automated Manufacturing Option
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs 26 |
|
ATM 220
Advanced Motor Drives
ELM 200
Electric Circuits I
ELM 215
Industrial Controls I
ATM 211
Programmable Logic Controllers I
ATM 212
Programmable Logic Controllers II
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading
MET 193
Introduction to Robotics
ATM 231
Robotics Project
Total Credit
Hours |
3 3
4
3
3
3
3
4
26 |
Electronics Option
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs 26 |
|
ATM 211
Programmable Logic Controllers I
ELM 200
Electric Circuits I
ELM 201S
Electric Circuits II
ELM 215
Industrial Controls
MET 193
Introduction to Robotics
ATM 231
Robotics Project
ATM 220
Advanced Motor Drives
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading
Total Credit Hours
|
3 3
3
4
4
3
3
3
26 |
Computer Aided Drafting/Design Option
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs 26 |
|
ATM 181W
SpecialTopics, Welding Basics
ATM 211
Programmable Logic Controllers
MET 220
Mechanical Systems I
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading
MET 201
Basic CAD
MET 202
Advanced CAD
MET 204
Basic Computer Aided Modeling
MET 211
Advanced Computer Aided Modeling
MET 239
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances
Total Credit Hours
|
3 3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
26 |
Telecommunications (Outside Plant Design) Option
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs 26 |
|
MTH 100
Intermediate College Algebra3
ELM 190
Emerging Tech, History & Basics of Telecom
ELM 200
Electric Circuits I
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading
ELM 222
Telecommunications Design
ELM 223
Engineering Aerial, Buried & Underground Plant
ELM 225
Digital Carrier Systems
MET 190
Mechanical Tools I
Total Credit Hours
|
3 4
3
3
3
3
3
4
26 |
Associate in Applied Science
Degree Requirements
A student
gains admission to the Associate in Applied Science program by
completing the certificate program. All course work in the certificate
will apply to the corresponding Associate in Applied Science degree.
Courses required for:
• Manufacturing and Technology Degree
Industrial Technology Option (AAS C124)
Tool and Die Maintenance Technology Option (AAS C157)
Biomedical Equipment Technology Option (AAS C036)
Automated Manufacturing Option (AAS C029)
Electronics Option (AAS C067)
Computer Aided Drafting/Design Option (AAS C055)
Telecommunications (Outside Plant Design) Option (AAS C206)
|
Common Courses
|
|
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs 36 |
|
ENG 101
English Composition I
MTH 100 Intermediate College Algebra
SPH 107
Fundamentals of Public Speaking or SPH 106 Fundamentals of Oral Communication
CIS 146
Microcomputer Applications
ELM 200
Electric Circuits I
ELM 201S
Electric Circuits II
ELM 215
Industrial Controls I
MET 190
Mechanical Tools I
PHY 115
Technical Physics or BIO 103 Principles of Biology (biomed
students only)
Social and Behavioral Science Elective: (ASOC)
(anthropology, geography, history,economics, political science,
sociology, psychology)
Humanities and Fine Arts Elective: (AHUM) (art,
humanities, religion, theatre, music, philosophy, foreign language,
literature) |
3 3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4 |
Industrial Technology Option
(25 hours)
|
Courses specific
to each option |
|
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs |
|
ATM 181W Special
Topics, Welding Basics
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading
ELM 210
Fluid Power I
ELM 214
Pumps and Piping Systems
MET 220
Mechanical Systems I
MET 193
Introduction to Robotics
ATM 211
Programmable Logic Controllers I
ATM 220
Advanced Motor Drives
Total Credit
Hours |
3 3
3
3
3
3
4
3
61 |
Tool & Die Maintenance Technology Option
(36 hours)
|
Courses specific to
each option |
|
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs |
|
ATM 181D Special
Topics, Basic Die Construction
ATM 181W Special
Topics, Welding Basics
ATM 281D Special
Topics, Die Maintenance
DDT 114
Industrial blue Print Reading
DDT 115
Blue Print Reading for Machinists
ELM 210
Fluid Power I
MET 191
Mechanical Tools II
MET 192
Machinery's Handbook Functions
MET 201
Basic CADD
MET 233
Materials
MET 237
Inspection Principles
MET 239
Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing
Total Credit
Hours |
3 3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
2
72 |
Biomedical Equipment Technology Option
(33 hours)
|
Courses specific to
each option |
|
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs |
|
BIO 201
Human Anatomy & Physiology I
BET 211
Biomedical Electronic Systems I
BET 222
Medical Communications Systems
BET 233
Pulse and Computer Circuits
BET 234
Biomedical Electronic Systems III
BET 240
Clinical On-Site Study
BET 241
The Law and Legal Issues in Biomed
ELM 202
Digital Circuits I
ELM 205
Electronics I
ELM 206S
Electronics II
HED 231
First Aid
Total Credit Hours
|
4 3
3
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
72 |
Automated Manufacturing Option
(25 hours)
|
Courses specific to
each option |
|
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs |
|
ATM 211
Programmable Logic Controllers I
ATM 212
Programmable Logic Controllers II
ATM 220
Advanced Motor Drives
ELM 210
Fluid Power I
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading
ELM 202
Digital Circuits I
MET 193
Introduction to Robotics
ATM 231
Robotics Project
Total Credit Hours
|
3 3
3
3
3
3
4
3
61 |
Electronics Option
(28 hours)
|
Courses specific to
each option |
|
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs |
|
ATM 211
Programmable Logic Controllers I3
ATM 220
Advanced Motor Drives3
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading3
ELM 202
Digital Circuits I3
ELM 203
Digital Circuits II3
ELM 205
Electronics I3
ELM 210
Fluid Power I3
MET 193
Introduction to Robotics4
ATM 231
Robotics Project3
Total Credit hours
|
3 3
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
64 |
Computer Aided Drafting/Design Option
(26 hours)
|
Courses specific to
each option |
|
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs |
|
ATM 181W Special
Topics, Welding Basics
MET 201
Basic CAD
MET 202
Advanced CAD
MET 204
Basic Computer Aided Modeling
MET 211
Advanced Computer Aided Modeling
MET 220
Mechanical Systems I
MET 239
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances
ATM 211
Programmable Logic Controllers I
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading
Total Credit Hours
|
3 3
3
3
3
3
2
3
2
62 |
Telecommunications (Outside Plant Design) Option
(28 hours)
|
Courses specific to
each option |
|
|
Course
Title |
Sem Hrs |
|
CMT 105
Construction Materials and Methods
DDT 114
Industrial Blueprint Reading
ELM 190
Emerging Tech History & Basics of Telecom
ELM 202
Digital Circuits I
ELM 205
Electronics I
ELM 222
Telecommunications Design
ELM 223
Engineering Aerial, Buried & Underground Plant
ELM 225
Digital Carrier Systems
ELM 226
Designing Digital Systems
Total Credit Hours
|
3 3
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
64 |
|
