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IETTI-101 |
ELECTRICAL FUNDAMENTALS I |
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Provides a basic
understanding of AC/DC
circuits |
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as applied to Industrial
Electronics and computer |
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related fields. The course
investigates electrical |
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component theory and
provides the theorems and |
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axioms which apply to each
area of study.
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IETTI-102 |
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS |
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Industrial electronics
technicians work with many |
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types of digital electronic
systems. This course |
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introduces the student to
the theories and |
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applications of digital
electronic devices, |
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circuits and systems. The
learner will be required |
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to demonstrate mastery of
all the course |
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objectives. |
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IETTI-103 |
INTRODUCTION TO
MICROCOMPUTERS |
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The learner will study the
fundamentals of |
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stand-alone computer systems
and applications in |
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the Industrial Electronics
field, and will learn |
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to install, configure and
maintain Windows 9.x, |
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Windows 2000, and Windows
XP. Current media |
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technologies will be applied
to specified |
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settings. Network-based
communications will be |
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investigated. Disaster
recovery techniques will |
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be applied to specified
situations. The course |
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will provide basic
competence in supporting |
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microcomputers. Effective
communications |
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techniques will be used in
all job-related |
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situations. |
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Pre-requisite: MTHPT
103 |
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Pre/Co-requisite:
IETTI 101 or permission of
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instructor.
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IETTI-104 |
ELECTRICAL FUNDAMENTALS II |
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Students learn a variety of
advanced AC electrical |
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and electronic topics
including AC power |
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generation and distribution,
motor control, three |
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phase systems, grounding
techniques and high power |
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transformers. The learner
will be required to |
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demonstrate mastery of all
the course objectives.
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IETTI-105 |
SOLID STATE DEVICES |
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Solid state devices, also
known as semiconductors, |
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comprise most known
integrated circuits; they
are |
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also found as discrete
devices on printed circuit |
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boards and other electronic
equipment. This course |
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introduces the student to
the theories and |
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applications of solid state
devices as they are |
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used in these applications.
The learner will be |
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required to demonstrate
mastery of all the course |
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objectives.
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IETTI-106 |
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS |
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Microcontroller applications
and programming. |
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IETTI-108 |
INTRODUCTION TO PLC'S |
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Today's electronic
technician must be familiar |
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with programmable logic
controllers (PLC's) as |
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they are widely used in
industry. The course |
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begins with an introduction
to programmable logic |
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controller hardware, memory,
I/O modules, |
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numbering systems, and
programming devices. The |
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learner will then gain
experience working with PLC |
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wiring diagrams, PCL setup
configuration, and |
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ladder logic programming.
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IETTI-201 |
INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS I |
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Industrial electronics
technicians work with |
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equipment that sense and
control pressure, |
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temperature, flow and level.
These technicians |
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must also calibrate and
service these systems. |
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This course also covers
detection sensors such as |
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limit switches,
analog-digital conversion
circuits |
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and PID controllers. |
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IETTI-204 |
INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS II:
HUMAN MACHINE |
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This course will introduce
the student to software |
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INTERFACES |
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and hardware that allows
machine operators to |
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interface with PLC control
systems. |
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IETTI-205 |
ELECTRIC MOTORS, DRIVES AND
CONTROLS |
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This course will give the
student information and |
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practical experience on
motors, drives, and |
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controls. The following
topics will be covered: |
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motors, control circuits,
drive programming, |
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installation fundamentals,
start-up procedures, |
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and maintenance and
troubleshooting techniques. |
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IETTI-206 |
ELECTRIC MATERIALS AND
TECHNIQUES |
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Introduces the student to
electrical wiring |
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methods and materials;
safety practices and the |
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National Electrical Code;
installation of conduit |
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and raceways; use of
electrical test equipment
and |
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tools; and basic wiring
techniques and theory for |
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video, network, telephone,
and fiber-optic |
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systems. Provides the
student with troubleshooting |
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techniques and information
about preventative |
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maintenance. |
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IETTI-207 |
PROGRAM AND TROUBLESHOOT
PCL'S |
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Today's electronic
technician must be familiar |
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with programmable logic
controllers (PLC's) as |
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they are widely used in
industry. This course |
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continues the ladder logic
programming stared in |
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IETTI 108. The learner will
also be exposed to the |
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types of PLC communications
and troubleshooting |
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with a PCL. |
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IETTI-208 |
PCL'S SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS |
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Today's electronic
technician must be familiar |
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with programmable logic
controllers (PLC's) as |
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they are widely used in
industry. This course will |
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give the learner additional
training in |
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programming and networking
PLCs. It will also |
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introduce him/her to motion
control and operator |
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interface devices and
provide him/her with more |
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hands-on experience. |
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IETTI-290 |
DIRECTED STUDY IN INDUSTRIAL |
1 |
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Required study in area
agreed upon by student and |
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ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY |
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instructor. Might include
specialized devices, new |
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products, or advanced
troubleshooting. |
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IETTI-292 |
DIRECTED SPECIAL PROJECTS |
3 |
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IETTI-296 |
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION IN
INDUSTRIAL |
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Work experience in business
related to student's |
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ELECTRONICS |
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career goals. Student is a
paid part-time employee |
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working under the
supervision of the employer
and |
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program coordinator. |
