Robotics & Automation Technology
The Robotics and Automation program offers a hands-on, high-tech curriculum designed to prepare students for fast-growing careers in robotics, automated systems, and industrial technology. In this two-year program, students develop core skills in robotics programming, mechanical design, electronics, and systems troubleshooting, with training on the latest industry-standard technologies and equipment.Through practical, project-based learning, students will gain experience in automation applications, robotic arm operation, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and sensor integration. Our instructors bring real-world expertise, ensuring graduates are job-ready for roles in advanced manufacturing, automation maintenance, and robotics engineering support.
Whether students are just beginning their careers or seeking to up skill, this program provides a strong foundation in the principles and applications driving today’s most innovative industries. With a focus on practical skills and industry certifications, our graduates are well-equipped to meet the demand for skilled professionals in robotics and automation.
What will I learn?
The Robotics and Automation program is an academically rigorous, technology-driven course of study focused on equipping students with foundational knowledge and practical skills essential to robotics and automated systems. This program encompasses a comprehensive curriculum that integrates core subjects such as robotics programming, mechanical engineering principles, electronics, and systems diagnostics.Throughout the program, students engage in both theoretical learning and applied technical training, gaining a solid understanding of automation processes, robotics integration, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and sensor-based control systems. By working with industry-standard technology, students are prepared to analyze and address real-world challenges in fields such as industrial automation, advanced manufacturing, and robotic maintenance.
This program is designed to cultivate critical thinking, technical proficiency, and problem-solving skills, ensuring that graduates are fully prepared for both immediate employment and further study. The curriculum also emphasizes industry certifications and practical experience, setting students on a pathway to succeed in the dynamic and evolving field of robotics and automation.
What can I do with this Certificate
Graduates of the Robotics and Automation program can pursue a wide range of career opportunities in high-demand fields. Here are some potential employability options for students completing this degree:1. Automation Technician – Operate, troubleshoot, and maintain automated systems and machinery in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and electronics.
2. Robotics Technician – Work with robotic systems in a variety of settings, including production facilities, to install, maintain, and repair robotic equipment.
3. Industrial Maintenance Technician – Perform preventive maintenance and repairs on industrial machinery and automated equipment, ensuring smooth operations in manufacturing plants.
4. Electronics Technician – Assist in the development, testing, and repair of electronic components used in robotics and automated systems.
5. Field Service Technician – Travel to different locations to install, troubleshoot, and repair automated and robotic systems in client facilities.
With specialized training and potential industry certifications, graduates are prepared to join the workforce in both entry-level and skilled technical roles across sectors such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and more.
Degree Requirements
This program is a 4-semester (60 hours) degree program leading to the Associate of Science in Robotics and Automation.
Program Credits: 60
Lecture Hours: 47
Lab Hours: 41
Lecture Hours: 47
Lab Hours: 41
There are no specific admission requirements for this program of study.
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