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Engineering Technology

A Rewarding Career Choice

The Engineering Technology program will prepare you to work as a professional in the highly technical field of industrial automation.The courses in this program help you obtain knowledge and develop skills that are highly sought by businesses and industry in the region and throughout the country.

The mission of the Engineering Technology Program is to improve the quality of life of students participating in the program by providing training they need to become productively employed in the field of industrial automation and control.

Available Credentials

Associate in Applied Science (AAS)

  • Robotics and Automation (73-76 credit hours)

Certificates

  • Automation Technician I (11 credit hours)
  • Electronics Technician I (18 credit hours)
  • Electronics Technician II (26 credit hours)
  • Electronics Tester (10 credit hours)
  • Industrial Technician I (17 credit hours)
  • Industrial Technician II (34 credit hours)
  • Maintenance Technician I (16 credit hours)
  • Maintenance Technician II (24 credit hours)
  • Mechatronic Systems Operating Technician
  • Robotics and Automation Tech I (42 credit hours)
  • Robotics and Automation Helper (13 credit hours)

Diplomas

  • Robotics and Automation (62-64 credit hours)

For course description, see the Program Brochure.
For course sequence, see the Example Course Sequence.
For specific course requirements, see the KCTCS Course Catalog.
For program cost, see the estimate worksheet.
For Gainful Employment, see Gainful Employment Disclosure Information.

Admission Requirements

This program has no special admission requirements.

Length of Program

You can earn an Associate in Applied Science degree in two years if you maintain full-time stauts.

For more information

  • Brian Sparks, Assistant Professor - (270) 901-1228


This information should not be considered a substitute for the KCTCS Catalog. You should always choose classes in cooperation with your faculty advisor to ensure that you meet all degree requirements.