Mechatronics
Mechatronics ***Effective Fall 2016*** AAS Degree #4711 (65 credits) Engineering & Technology Division
NAME:_______________________ Advisor:______________________
Developmental Courses as determined through College Placement Testing*: * Please note: 0-level courses do not transfer and do not count toward graduation requirements; however, they to enter college level courses if needed based on placement scores.. English as Second Language ____ Any ENGL ESL classes* Reading Comprehension ____ ENGL 001* ____ ENGL 002* ____ ENGL 003*
____ ____ ____ ____
SUBJECT NUMBER First Semester IMT 108 GTEC 101 MATH 1611 ELOC 153
Writing Fundamentals ____ ENGL 050* ____ ENGL 051* Freshman Year Exp. ____ FS 100 / 102 ____ Dept. FYE
Math Testing Prior to 4/16 _____FS 107(option) _____MATH 010*
DESCRIPTION Power Transmission Safety: OSHA -30 & NFPA -70E Technical Mathematics for General Tech. Fundamentals of Electricity
are required
Math Testing AFTER 4/1/16 ____FS 107(option) ____MATH 008* ___ MATH 022*
PRE or CO-REQUISITE
CREDITS
Pre: MATH 010 or 022 Total Credits
____ ____
Second Semester ELEC 144 ENGL 101
Electronics for Technicians English Composition I
____ ____ ____
HVAC 103 IA 201 ___________
Fundamentals of Air Conditioning Motors and Controls Core A elective
Pre: MATH 161 & ELOC 153 Pre: Placement through college placement testing program Coreq: HVAC 101 or ELOC 153 Pre: ELOC 153 Total Credits
Third Semester ENGL 104 or
Report and Technical Writing
ENGL 102
Composition II
____
IA 208
____ ____ ____ ____
____
4 3 3 4 14
3 3 4 4 3 17
Pre: ENGL 101and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher Pre: ENGL 101 with a grade of C or higher and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher
3
PLC’s and Automation
Pre: ELEC 100 or ELOC 153 with grade of C or higher
2
COMM 101 or
Effective Speaking
3
COMM 203 IA 210 IA 221 __________
Interpersonal Communication Industrial Robotics I Sensor Technology Core B Elective4
Pre: Eligibility for ENGL 101 and completion of any reading developmental courses Pre: ENGL 101
Pre: IA 201, Co: IA 208 Total Credits
____ ____ ____
Fourth Semester IA 211 IA 213 IMT 110
Industrial Robotics II PLCs and Automation II Fluid Power
____ ____ ____
__________ __________ __________
Core C Elective Free Elective PE & Wellness2
Pre: IA 210 Pre: IA 208
Total Credits Total Program Credits
3 3 3 17
3 3 4 3 3 1 17 65
Students are encouraged to see their advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
Program Notes: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
May be replaced with a higher level MATH offering. For example: MATH 103, MATH 104, MATH 119, MATH 121 One 1 credit PE/Wellness (W) course is required. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Wellness courses. One 3 credit Diversity (D) course is required for graduation. General Education Core Requirements can be used to complete this requirement. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Diversity courses. Core elective requirements may vary each academic year. Please go to www.hacc.edu to view a current list. Many courses are offered in the evening. Program courses not offered every semester. Some courses only offered Fall or Spring. Courses may be offered at multiple HACC locations
Program Contact Information: Faculty Instructor / Advisor: Tom Lepp [email protected] (780-2300 X214283 –Midtown II Center, 301A) Academic Advisor: Samantha Shoup [email protected] (801-3260 Ext. 513260 –York Campus, RM 102C) Harrisburg Campus: Counseling and Advising Midtown 2 Location (736-4205) Faculty Counselor: Jennifer Alleman [email protected] (358-2973 Ext. 312973 –Lancaster Campus, RM 221) Faculty Counselor: Ann Burris [email protected] (270-6319 –Lebanon Campus, D104H) Gettysburg Campus: Counseling & Advising (337-3855 Ext. 113001)
Students are encouraged to see their advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
NAME:_______________________ Advisor:______________________
Developmental Courses as determined through College Placement Testing*: * Please note: 0-level courses do not transfer and do not count toward graduation requirements; however, they to enter college level courses if needed based on placement scores.. English as Second Language ____ Any ENGL ESL classes* Reading Comprehension ____ ENGL 001* ____ ENGL 002* ____ ENGL 003*
____ ____ ____ ____
SUBJECT NUMBER First Semester IMT 108 GTEC 101 MATH 1611 ELOC 153
Writing Fundamentals ____ ENGL 050* ____ ENGL 051* Freshman Year Exp. ____ FS 100 / 102 ____ Dept. FYE
Math Testing Prior to 4/16 _____FS 107(option) _____MATH 010*
DESCRIPTION Power Transmission Safety: OSHA -30 & NFPA -70E Technical Mathematics for General Tech. Fundamentals of Electricity
are required
Math Testing AFTER 4/1/16 ____FS 107(option) ____MATH 008* ___ MATH 022*
PRE or CO-REQUISITE
CREDITS
Pre: MATH 010 or 022 Total Credits
____ ____
Second Semester ELEC 144 ENGL 101
Electronics for Technicians English Composition I
____ ____ ____
HVAC 103 IA 201 ___________
Fundamentals of Air Conditioning Motors and Controls Core A elective
Pre: MATH 161 & ELOC 153 Pre: Placement through college placement testing program Coreq: HVAC 101 or ELOC 153 Pre: ELOC 153 Total Credits
Third Semester ENGL 104 or
Report and Technical Writing
ENGL 102
Composition II
____
IA 208
____ ____ ____ ____
____
4 3 3 4 14
3 3 4 4 3 17
Pre: ENGL 101and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher Pre: ENGL 101 with a grade of C or higher and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher
3
PLC’s and Automation
Pre: ELEC 100 or ELOC 153 with grade of C or higher
2
COMM 101 or
Effective Speaking
3
COMM 203 IA 210 IA 221 __________
Interpersonal Communication Industrial Robotics I Sensor Technology Core B Elective4
Pre: Eligibility for ENGL 101 and completion of any reading developmental courses Pre: ENGL 101
Pre: IA 201, Co: IA 208 Total Credits
____ ____ ____
Fourth Semester IA 211 IA 213 IMT 110
Industrial Robotics II PLCs and Automation II Fluid Power
____ ____ ____
__________ __________ __________
Core C Elective Free Elective PE & Wellness2
Pre: IA 210 Pre: IA 208
Total Credits Total Program Credits
3 3 3 17
3 3 4 3 3 1 17 65
Students are encouraged to see their advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
Program Notes: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
May be replaced with a higher level MATH offering. For example: MATH 103, MATH 104, MATH 119, MATH 121 One 1 credit PE/Wellness (W) course is required. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Wellness courses. One 3 credit Diversity (D) course is required for graduation. General Education Core Requirements can be used to complete this requirement. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Diversity courses. Core elective requirements may vary each academic year. Please go to www.hacc.edu to view a current list. Many courses are offered in the evening. Program courses not offered every semester. Some courses only offered Fall or Spring. Courses may be offered at multiple HACC locations
Program Contact Information: Faculty Instructor / Advisor: Tom Lepp [email protected] (780-2300 X214283 –Midtown II Center, 301A) Academic Advisor: Samantha Shoup [email protected] (801-3260 Ext. 513260 –York Campus, RM 102C) Harrisburg Campus: Counseling and Advising Midtown 2 Location (736-4205) Faculty Counselor: Jennifer Alleman [email protected] (358-2973 Ext. 312973 –Lancaster Campus, RM 221) Faculty Counselor: Ann Burris [email protected] (270-6319 –Lebanon Campus, D104H) Gettysburg Campus: Counseling & Advising (337-3855 Ext. 113001)
Students are encouraged to see their advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
