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2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog

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2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Applied Engineering, A.A.S.

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Degree Offered at: Hitachi

Mission Statement: Developed in collaboration with hitachi Automotive Systems Americans, Inc., the Associate of Applied Science in Applied Engineering is designed to cultivate the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in the advanced manufacturing sector.

Objectives: The Applied Engineering program will

Provide the foundation for students to excel in and advance their careers in engineering and technical support groups (maintenance).
Fill a growing gap between manufacturing needs and available qualified persons.
Prepare students to continuously adapt to rapid changes in the advanced manufacturing sector via rigorous hands-on and academic training.

Applied Engineering: 50-50.5 Hours

Take each course on this list: 43.5 Hours

AEN 100 - Basic Electrical Maintenance Credits: 3
AEN 101 - Intermediate Electrical Maintenance Credits: 3
AEN 110 - Basic Mechanical Maintenance Credits: 3
AEN 111 - Intermediate Mechanical Maintenance Credits: 3
AEN 112 - Basic Metrology Credits: 1.5
AEN 120 - Fluid Power Credits: 2.5
AEN 130 - Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) Credits: 3
AEN 140 - Fanuc Robotics I Credits: 1.5
AEN 150 - Introduction to Machining - Manual Milling Credits: 2
AEN 151 - Introduction to Machining - Manual Turning Credits: 2
AEN 160 - Machine Troubleshooting Credits: 1
AEN 170 - 2D CAD - Draftsight Credits: 1.5
AEN 200 - Advanced Electronic Maintenance Credits: 6
AEN 210 - Advanced Mechanical maintenance Credits: 6
AEN 230 - Intermediate PLC Programming - Keyence Platform Credits: 3
AEN 241 - Fanuc Robotics Maintenance Credits: 1.5

Choose one Programming Technical Elective Course: 3 Hours

AEN 231 - Intermediate PLC Programming - Omron Platform Credits: 3
AEN 232 - Intermediate PLC Programming - Mitsubishi Platform Credits: 3
AEN 233 - Intermediate PLC Programming - Allen Bradley Credits: 3

Choose Elective Courses: 3.5 - 4 Hours

AEN 113 - Welding & Fabrication Credits: 3
AEN 240 - Fanuc Robotics Level 2 Credits: 1.5
AEN 250 - CNC - Fundamentals of Milling Credits: 3
AEN 251 - CNC - Fundamentals of Turning Credits: 3
AEN 270 - Introduction to PC Programming Credits: 3
AEN 280 - Problem Solving Credits: 1
Below elective courses require approval by the Program Director
AEN 260 - SolidWorks - Beginner Credits: 2
AEN 261 - SolidWorks - Advanced Credits: 2
AEN 262 - SolidWorks - Professional Credits: 2
AEN 271 - C++ Programming Credits: 3
AEN 272 - VB.net Programming Credits: 3
AEN 281 - OEE Credits: .5
AEN 282 - Production Efficiency Credits: .5
AEN 283 - Floor Management Development Systems Credits: .5
AEN 284 - Pugh Concept Selection Credits: .5

General Education: 15 Hours

Area of Personal Development: 3 Hours

Choose one course from this list: 3 Hours

CHS 111 - Introduction to Old Testament Study Credits: 3
CHS 121 - Introduction to New Testament Study Credits: 3
CHS 130 - Christ and Culture Credits: 3
PHI 241 - Introduction of Philosophy Credits: 3

Area of Symbol of Information: 6 Hours

Take this course listed below: 3 Hours

ENG 111 - Freshman Composition I Credits: 3

Choose one course from this list: 3 Hours

MTH 110 - College Mathematics Credits: 3
MTH 111 - College Algebra Credits: 3
MTH 112 - Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry Credits: 3
MTH 123 - Elementary Calculus and Its Applications Credits: 3
MTH 130 - Elementary Statistics Credits: 3
MTH 210 - Calculus I Credits: 4
BIO 103 - The Global Environment Credits: 3
BIO 110 - Biology Credits: 3
BIO 200 - Biological Concepts Credits: 4
CHE 100 - Introduction to Chemistry Credits: 3
CHE 111 - General Chemistry I Credits: 3
GEO 105 - Introductory Earth Science Credits: 3
GEO 211 - Physical Geology Credits: 3
PHY 131 - Conceptual Physics Credits: 3
PHY 132 - Introduction to Astronomy Credits: 3
PHY 141 - General College Physics I Credits: 3

Area of Personal Skill Development: 3 Hours

Choose one course from this list: 3 Hours

ENG 112 - Freshman Composition II Credits: 3
HP 180 - Principles for Wellness Credits: 3
HP 200 - Healthful Living Credits: 3
MAC 120 - Fundamentals of Speech Credits: 3
MAC 140 - Introduction to Communication Credits: 3
CIS 100 - Computer Concepts and Applications Credits: 3
CIS 160 - Programming I Credits: 4
LIS 150 - Information Mastery Credits: 3
BA 202 - Financial Wellness Credits: 3

Area of Social Sciences: 3 Hours

Choose one course from this list: 3 Hours

ECO 110 - Introduction to Economics Credits: 3
ECO 221 - Macroeconomics Credits: 3
ECO 222 - Microeconomics Credits: 3
HST 110 - United States to 1877 Credits: 3
HST 120 - United States Since 1877 Credits: 3
HST 231 - World Civilization to 1650 Credits: 3
HST 242 - World Civilization Since 1650 Credits: 3
POL 110 - American Government Credits: 3
PSY 111 - General Psychology Credits: 3
SOC 110 - Introduction to Sociology Credits: 3
SOC 270 - Diversity and Community Building Credits: 3

Total: 65-65.5 Hours