Electromechanical Maintenance Degree Pathway (AAS)

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KANSAS PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBLE PROGRAM

Electromechanical Maintenance addresses the demand for specialized technicians. The program will allow students to gain employable skills utilized to operate, test, maintain, or adjust unmanned, automated, servomechanical, or electromechanical equipment. These skills may qualify students to assist engineers in testing and designing robotics equipment as well in other industry sectors.

Students may progress through the program and complete technical certificates along the way with multiple exit points with each level adding more employable skills. The Cert A exit point will allow for a student to be hired as an entry-level maintenance worker. The Cert B will allow the student to be hired as a competent maintenance personnel which can perform most basic maintenance work in the area industry job settings. The Cert C will allow the student to work on the advanced electronic equipment and perform robotic repairs.

NOTE: Students are expected to demonstrate understanding and mastery of skills needed for career readiness as they progress through program coursework. A minimum grade of “C” is required on all technical coursework for successful completion of the technical certificate or degree.

Symbol(s) Translation:

(T►) - Kansas Regents System Wide Transfer Course
($) - Special Funding Identifier

PROGRAM MAP - Electromechanical Maintenance (AAS)

Pathway Code: MECA (CIP: 15.0499)

General Education Requirements (15 hours)

Basic Skills (15 hours)

INR3716 - Technical Mathematics 3 hour(s) (or higher level Math)
PHO6460 - Ethics (T►) 3 hour(s) (or Humanities Elective)
LED1448 - Introduction to Leadership (T►) 3 hour(s) (or Leadership Elective)
English/Communications Option:
ENG2211 - Composition I (T►) 3 hour(s)
OR COM2725 - Interpersonal Communication (T►) 3 hour(s)
Economics Option: (Complete 3 credits)
INR3713 - Applied Economics 3 hour(s)
OR ECO6113 - Principles of Macroeconomics (T►) 3 hour(s)
OR ECO6114 - Principles of Microeconomics (T►) 3 hour(s)

Technical Requirements (48 hours)

INR3718 - OSHA 10 ($) 1 hour(s)
INR3717 - Print Reading ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3400 - Introduction to Maintenance ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3484 - Principles of Electricity ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3489 - Mechanical Systems ($) 3 hour(s)
CERT A COMPLETION LEVEL (Plus Technical Math course)
MEC3482 - Motors & Electrical Controls ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3483 - Fluid Power ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3488 - Manufacturing Processes & Systems ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3491 - Pneumatics ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3492 - Programmable Logic Controllers ($) 3 hour(s)
INR3751 - Career & Technical Internship I 1 hour(s)
INR3752 - Career & Technical Internship II 1 hour(s)
CERT B COMPLETION LEVEL
CIS1958 - Network Plus ($) 3 hour(s)
CST3245 - Principles of Plumbing & HVAC ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3480 - Automation & Controls ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3481 - Electronics & Controls ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3487 - Instrumentation & Control ($) 3 hour(s)
MEC3494 - Robotic Functions & Servicing ($) 3 hour(s)

Total Hours 63

Depending on skill level and assessment scores, students may be required to take the necessary basic skill or prerequisite courses prior to Enrolling in the program.