General Technology

Associate in Occupational Technology
Industrial Maintenance Mechanics Course Display Career Path

The Industrial Maintenance Mechanics Program prepares students for employment in industrial equipment maintenance. In addition to the College's core curriculum, students complete course work in at least two technical areas. The following is an example of a career path available. Interested students should talk with their advisors.

For entry into this program, the student must be ahigh school graduate or possess a GED and take the College's placement test or meet the College's SAT or ACT requirements.

Recommended Sequence of Courses

Core Curriculum

 
CPT 101

Introduction to Computers

3

 or
EGR 110

Introduction to Computer Environment

3

 
ENG 101

English Composition I

3

 
MAT 170

Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry I

3

 
SPC 205

Public Speaking

3

 or
SPC 209

Interpersonal Communication

3

 

 ELE SSC   Select one course from Behavior and Social Sciences Electives

3

 

 ELE HUM   Select one course from Humanities Electives

3


Total 18

Primary Path

 
BCT 158

Introductory Building Maintenance

5

 
EEM 117

AC/DC Circuits I

4

 
IMT 105

Mechanical Sketching

2

 
IMT 121

Drive Systems

2

 
IMT 124

Pumps

2

 
IMT 131

Hydraulics and Pneumatics

4

 
IMT 151

Piping Systems

3

 
IMT 160

Preventive Maintenance

3

 
IMT 163

Problem Solving for Mechanical Applications

3

Total 28

Secondary Path

Select one group of courses from Secondary Path options, minimum of 12 credit hours:

Welding

 
WLD 111

Arc Welding I

4

 
WLD 118

Gas Metal Arc Welding Ferrous I

4

 
WLD 132

Inert Gas Welding Ferrous

4

Total 12

Electrical and Automated Technology

 
EEM 118

AC/DC Circuits II

4

 
EEM 151

Motor Controls I

4

 
EEM 217

AC/DC Machines with Electrical Codes

4

Total 12

Machine Tool

 
MTT 121

Machine Tool Theory I

3

 
MTT 122

Machine Tool Practice I

4

 
MTT 141

Metals and Heat Treatment

3

 
MTT 143

Precision Measurements

2

Total 12

Additional Requirements

Select one group of courses from Additional Requirements (match to Secondary Path group), minimum of five credit hours:

Welding

 
WLD 110

Welding Safety and Health

1

 
WLD 141

Weld Quality

2

 
WLD 201

Welding Metallurgy

2

Total 5

Electrical and Automated Technology

 
EEM 107

Industrial Computer Techniques

2

 
EEM 251

Programmable Controllers

3

Total 5

Machine Tool Technology

 
MTT 123

Machine Tool Theory II

3

 
MTT 124

Machine Tool Practice II

4

Total 7