Demonstrate the ability to perform basic thru-hole and surface mount soldering for electronic assemblies

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Apply Electronics Math concepts, Mathematics and Formulas, basic math, metric notation, algebra, and right-triangle trigonometry, and utilize scientific calculators

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Utilize Technical Writing concepts, applying knowledge to demonstration and usage of lab reports, proposals, communications, and engineering lab project reports and related documentation

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Demonstrate Industrial Electronics Fundamentals for industrial control, motion, sensors, safety, loops, wiring, communications, test equipment and troubleshooting.

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Demonstrate Electronics Fundamentals for DC, AC, Analog and Digital as required and applied to Industrial Control and Automated systems.

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Demonstrate knowledge at an Associate Technician level, by obtaining CET certification.

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Demonstrate a working knowledge of the national electrical code, the structure and logic of the NEC, and NEMA industry standards.

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Demonstrate automated systems knowledge, instrumentation and motion control, sensors, temperature measuring devices, level measuring instruments, DC and AC motors, control techniques, calibration, tuning, variable speed drives, programmable logic controllers, servomechanisms, and various instrumentation and process classes and programming associated with industrial automated systems.

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Demonstrate instrumentation and control documentation, development of piping and instrument diagrams (P&IDs), related ANSI/ISA drawings, and the reading/interpreting and application of these documents.

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Demonstrate measurement and control knowledge, fundamentals of industrial process, measurement and control of flow and level, apply principles necessary to understand the variables that affect industrial automation and process control systems, process control, loops, industrial instrumentation for flow and level, and ability to connect and operate process control circuits.

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Demonstrate programmable logic controllers knowledge, programming, installation, maintaining procedures, hardware components, development of wiring diagrams, Ladder Logic Programs, Programming of Timers, Counters, Data Manipulation, Sequencer, Shift Register Instructions, and ability to setup, wire and program a PLC for industrial applications.

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Demonstrate electric motors and control systems knowledge, motor types, control systems, electric motor operation, selection, installation, control, industrial applications of variable speed drives, torque, constant horsepower, variable torque/variable horsepower, starter circuits, jog, forward and reverse operation, troubleshooting and the ability to connect and operate motor control circuits.

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Demonstrate fluid power systems knowledge, fluid power technology, how electrical currents control the operation of fluid power systems, the design, analysis, operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of fluid power systems for both hydraulics and pneumatics systems.

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Demonstrate maintenance of instruments & systems knowledge, maintenance requirements for pneumatic and electrical/electronic devices, DCS systems, analytical instrumentation, fiber optics, smart instruments, installing, configuring and calibrating transmitters, transducers, and controllers.

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Demonstrate troubleshooting automated systems knowledge, systematic approach to logical troubleshooting, test equipment, wiring diagrams, programmable electronic systems, communication circuits, transient problems, software, start-up of single-and multi-loop control loops, pressure, level, flow, and how temperature loops operate to maintain good process control systems.

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Demonstrate knowledge of industrial data communications, troubleshooting, maintain both legacy/ leading-edge systems, terminology, standards, protocols including EIA/TIA 232, 485, and IEEE 802.

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Demonstrate ability to complete a job application, utilize networking skills for job search, produce a resume and demonstration of interviewing skills.

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Demonstrate the mastery of competency for the programming, setup, connection, operation, editing, for PLC motor control and other applications. Apply basic PanelView Plus terminal operation/Human Machine Interface (HMI) and programming. PLC instruction set, to include, PLC Timer and Counter Instructions, Program Control Instructions, and Analog/Digital inputs and outputs.

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Demonstrate the mastery of competency fundamental knowledge of Automation and Systems by obtaining the CST associate level certification, by passing the ISA Control Systems Technician Associate recognition examination.

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Demonstrate the mastery of competency for Robotics in Automated Manufacturing, Robot Classification Groups, Robotic System Components, Robot Manipulators/End-of-Arm Tooling, Vision, Industry Safety Standards, I/O, and Industry Applications. Operation, Programming, Handling, Quality/Production Control and Work-Cells.

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Demonstrate the mastery of competency for FANUC Robotics Handling Tool System, setup, record and/or troubleshoot programs, power up and jog the robot, load, run and test various programs as applied to industry applications. Demonstration of proficiency results in FANUC Certification for Handling Tool Operations and Programming.

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Demonstrate the mastery of competency for iRVision Operation and Programming - 2D programming, set up, testing, and modify iRVision applications, as well as identify the components of a vision system, install vision hardware, develop an application, program the robot, perform error recovery procedures and follow recommended safety practices. Demonstration of proficiency results in FANUC Certification for Operations and Programming.

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Demonstrate the mastery of competency for Fiber Optics knowledge by performing various hands-on projects, splicing, installing connectors, and OTDR testing. Obtaining Fiber Optics Installer Certification (FOI) is another major demonstration of proficiency.

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Demonstrate mastery of competency for Embedded Controllers fundamentals, Including, hardware design, programming of controllers, interfacing and loading, editing, and debugging of program code.

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Demonstrate the mastery of competency troubleshooting concepts, principles, techniques, and procedures for troubleshooting electronics circuits and equipment. Demonstration of proper selection and usage of various test equipment and schematic/block diagram documentation.

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Demonstrate mastery of competency for usage of LabVIEW to create and utilize the application features for data acquisition, analysis, display applications, charts, graphs and buttons. Use the programming structures and data types, Apply basic design templates and architectures for applications, use various editing and debugging techniques, Create their own VI’s, and obtain LabVIEW Associate Developer Certification.

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