• Understand and apply knowledge of electricity, electronics,
hydraulics, and electric motors and mechanics.
• Read technical drawings, schematics, and diagrams.
• Document technical information through descriptive
writing, sketches/diagrams, mathematical expression,
computation, and graphs.
• Perform electrical, mechanical, and uid measurements by
properly selecting tools and test equipment.
• Perform electrical/mechanical assembly/disassembly, repair,
or calibrate components by properly selecting tools and
equipment and following procedures.
• Understand the overall operation and control of machines.
• Understand the basic fastening skills related to machine
fabrication and assembly requirements.
• Apply electrical skills to troubleshoot control and operator
panels.
• Apply programming languages to the control of single
programmable controllers and industrial networks.
• Apply critical thinking skills to solving problems.
• Effectively communicate and perform in a team
environment.
• Perform safe work practices.
• Completed application.
• High school transcript or equivalent. (For a list of equivalents,
go to www.nwtc.edu/gettingstarted.)
• To be admitted to this program, learners must achieve a
prior cumulative high school or college grade point average
of 2.6 or higher OR a satisfactory academic skills assessment
score. College grade point average must be based on 15
credits or more. To learn more about starting this program,
please contact an academic advisor at (920) 498-5444 or
(888) 385-6982.
• Beginning courses require mastery of algebra skills (real
numbers, algebraic expressions, equations and inequalities,
word problems, measurements).
Curriculum
Students following the study plan below will complete
the Electro Mechanical Technology associate degree in
the number of semesters shown.
FIRST SEMESTER
10-890-101 College 101 1
10-442-150 Machine Fabrication 1 1
10-620-144 Basic Mechanics 1
10-620-100 Fluids 1: Basic Pneumatics 1
10-620-101 Fluids 2: Basic Hydraulics 1
10-620-165 Fluids 3: Inter Hydraulics 1
10-660-104 DC 1: Introduction 1
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