Advisor: Mr. Brandon Haselden
Semester hours required for graduation: 50-51

The diploma in Industrial Maintenance Technology from Technical College is a comprehensive program in which the graduate will gain multiple skills, enabling him/her to gain an entry-level position in one of several area industries.
Graduates will be qualified to be employed as entry-level employees in area industries. Specifically, a graduate would be employed as a "trouble-shooter" for automated manufacturing companies, many of which focus on the production of petroleum-based products. The Industrial Maintenance Technology graduate will be able to assess problematic areas with equipment and determine the most feasible solution for correcting the problem by conducting mechanical repairs.

A. General Education: 9 Credit Hours
ENG 155    Communications I (3)
MAT 170    Algebra, Geometry & Trig I (3)
IDS 205      Professional Effectiveness (3)

B. Required Core: 38 Credit Hours
EEM 115    DC Theory (4)
EEM 116    AC Theory (4)
EEM 140    National Electrical Code (3)
EEM 151    Motor Controls I (4)
EEM 166    Commercial/Industrial Wiring (4)
EEM 251    Programmable Controllers (3)
EEM 271    Sensors and System Interfacing (2)
EEM 274    Technical/Systems Troubleshooting (3)
IET 223       Industrial Safety (3)
IMT 131     Hydraulics & Pneumatics (4)
IMT 161     Mechanical Power Applications (4)

C. Electives (1 of 3): 3-4 Credit Hours
MTT 166    Plastics Operations (4)
MTT 110    Rubber Technology I (3)
AMT 208    Manufacturing Automation (3)

Recommended Course Sequence*

Fall Semester I	Spring Semester I
MAT 170 IMT 161 IET 223 IDS 205	ENG 155 EEM 115 IMT 131 EEM 166
Fall Semester II	Spring Semester II
EEM 116 EEM 271 Elective (3 or 4 credit hours)	EEM 151 EEM 274 EEM 140 EEM 251