Introduction to Robotic Integration

Catalog description

This program configuration represents a statewide model for class cohorts in the related instruction portion of the mechatronics technician apprenticeship. The model outlines related instruction for 3 years and 6 semesters (terms). It reflects a total of 864 hours of combined on-campus lecture, demonstration, shop, and hands-on learning aligned with DWD-BAS apprenticeship training standards. This model is designed for class meetings one day per week, and every week during 2 semesters per year. This model provides foundational skills apprentices will need in on-the-job learning during the final 2 years of their apprenticeship. The model provides 288 hours of learning in each of the following disciplines: mechanical, electrical, and automation. This model aligns WTCS learning outcomes with relevant industry/manufacturing standards as identified by an industry validated DACUM and Exhibit A work processes approved by the state trade committee. Supporting documentation may be found in the BAS Mechatronics Technician Job Book pending in 2016-7. The model also aligns common and consistent course numbers that colleges may use across the WTCS (along with recommended hours, credits and pre-requisites). This curriculum model may be interpreted and implemented by the colleges as required to meet local needs and in support of local work processes approved by the trade and DWD-BAS.