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TECHNICAL
STUDIES CERTIFICATES
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Contact: Scott Silvis - (770)467-6042 |
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Admissions: Present acceptable ASSET,
COMPASS, SAT, ACT or CPE scores taken within
the last five years. In lieu of scores,
students may present a college transcript
documenting one 3-semester or 5-quarter hour
course from a regionally accredited
institution with a grade of C or better.
Program faculty interview if taking CIS 266
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| CIS | 103 | Operating System Concepts |
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| CIS | 122 | Microcomputer Installation and Maintenance |
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| CIS | 155 | Working with NIS Windows Software |
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| CIS | 266 | Preparation for the A+ Certification |
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Air Conditioning Technology Certificates contact Ricky Henson - (770)467-6052:
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
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| ACT | 100 | Refrigeration Fundamentals |
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| ACT | 101 | Refrigeration Principles & Practices |
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| ACT | 102 | Refrigeration Components |
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The Heating and A/C Installers Certificate
includes courses designed to teach the
basics and the fundamentals involved in the
installation of HVAC systems.
The material covered in these courses includes training in the use of specific tools and equipment used to install HVAC systems, piping and plumbing practices such as flaring, soldering and brazing, making basic electrical connections, package units and split systems, working with various ducting materials and safety. The courses taught in this program would help prepare an individual for entry level employment as an HVAC installation technician. |
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| ACT | 101 | Principles & Practices of Refrigeration |
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| ACT | 103 | Electrical Fundamentals |
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| ACT | 108 | A/C Systems and Installation |
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| IFC | 100 | Industrial Safety Procedures |
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Advanced
Air Conditioning Technology Certificates
contact
Ricky Henson - (770)467-6052:
Admissions Criteria:
Applicant must be at least 16 years of age and possess
High School diploma or GED.
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| Minimum Test Scores: (Asset) | Reading |
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| English |
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| Mathematics |
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| Algebra |
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Acceptable SAT or ACT or COMPASS scores taken within the last five years.
Other conditions for admission:
Acceptable admissions scores.
Must complete the diploma or associate degree or possess
at least three years of appropriate work experience and
have instructor permission.
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| ACT | 200 | Design/Application of Light Commercial A/C |
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| ACT | 201 | Light Commercial A/C Control Systems |
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| ACT | 202 | Light Commercial A/C Systems Operation |
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| ACT | 204 | Residential Systems Design |
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| ACT | 205 | GA State and Local Residential A/C Codes |
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| ACT | 206 | Air Distribution Systems for Residential A/C |
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| ACT | 208 | Commercial Refrigeration Design |
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| ACT | 209 | Commercial Refrigeration Application |
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| ACT | 210 | Trouble Shooting/Serving Commercial Refrigeration |
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Automotive Technology
Certificates contact Cliff Owen - (770)228-7378:
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
advised. This program is certified by
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation.
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| AUT | 120 | Intro to Automotive Technology |
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| AUT | 122 | Electrical and Electronic Systems |
6
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| AUT | 144 | Intro to Automatic Transmissions |
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| AUT | 210 | Automatic Transmission Repair |
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| AUT | 212 | Advanced Electronic Transmission Diagnosis |
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Admissions: Present acceptable ASSET,
COMPASS, SAT, ACT or CPE scores taken within
the last five years. In lieu of scores,
students may present a college transcript
documenting one 3-semester or 5-quarter hour
course from a regionally accredited
institution with a grade of C or better. This program is certified by
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation.
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| AUT | 120 | Intro to Automotive Technology |
3
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| AUT | 122 | Electrical and Electronic Systems |
6
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| AUT | 124 | Battery, Starter, and Charging Systems |
4
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| AUT | 126 | Engine Principles of Operation |
6
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| AUT | 138 | Manual Transmission |
4
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| AUT | 142 | Climate Control Systems |
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
advised. This program is certified by
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation.
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| AUT | 120 | Intro to Automotive Technology |
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| AUT | 122 | Electrical and Electronic Systems |
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| AUT | 130 | Brake Systems |
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| AUT | 214 | Advanced Electronic Brake System Diagnosis |
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Admissions: Present acceptable ASSET,
COMPASS, SAT, ACT or CPE scores taken within
the last five years. In lieu of scores,
students may present a college transcript
documenting one 3-semester or 5-quarter hour
course from a regionally accredited
institution with a grade of C or better. This program is certified by
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation.
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| AUT | 120 | Intro to Automotive Technology |
3
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| AUT | 122 | Electrical and Electronic Systems |
6
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| AUT | 130 | Automotive Brake Systems |
4
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| AUT | 132 | Suspension and Steering |
4
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| AUT | 134 | Drivelines |
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
advised. This program is certified by
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation.
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| AUT | 120 | Intro to Automotive Technology |
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| AUT | 122 | Electrical and Electronic Systems |
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| AUT | 142 | Climate Control Systems |
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
advised. This program is certified by
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation.
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| AUT | 120 | Intro to Automotive Technology |
3
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| AUT | 122 | Electrical and Electronic Systems |
6
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| AUT | 132 | Suspension and Steering Systems |
4
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| AUT | 216 | Adv Electronic Controlled Suspension and Steering Systems |
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
advised. This program is certified by
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation.
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| AUT | 120 | Intro to Automotive Technology |
3
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| AUT | 122 | Electrical and Electronic Systems |
6
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| AUT | 134 | Drivelines |
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| AUT | 138 | Manual Transmission/Transaxle |
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Carpentry Certificate Programs contact William Picket - (770)467-6053:
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
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| CAR | 101 | Safe Use of Hand & Power Tools |
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| CAB | 101 | Cabinet Design & Layout |
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| CAB | 102 | Cabinet Assembly I |
5
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| CAB | 103 | Cutting Cabinet Components |
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| CAR | 105 | Print Reading |
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Admission: No test required, but may be
advised.
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| CAR | 101 | Safe Use of Hand & Power Tools |
3
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| CAR | 103 | Materials |
3
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| CAR | 105 | Print Reading |
5
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| CAR | 110 | Floor Framing |
3
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| CAR | 111 | Wall Framing |
3
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| CAR | 112 | Ceiling & Roof Framing |
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Admission: No test required, but may be
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| CAR | 101 | Safe Use of Hand & Power Tools |
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| CAR | 105 | Print Reading |
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| CFC | 100 | Safety |
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| CFC | 101 | Introduction to Construction |
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| MAT | 101 | General Math |
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Drafting Certificate Programs contact Mike Howard - (770)467-6049:
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Admissions: Previous drafting experience.
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| DDF | 107 | Introduction to CAD |
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| DDF | 111 | Intermediate CAD |
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| DDF | 112 | 3D Drawing and Modeling |
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Admissions: Faculty interview required.
Program Prerequisites: Drafting and/or
engineering background, basic computer
knowledge; AutoCAD solid modeling would be
helpful.
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| DDF | 161 | Basic Design and Modeling |
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| DDF | 162 | Advanced Design and Modeling |
5
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| DDF | 163 | Drawing and Detailing |
5
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| DDF | 164 | Sheet Metal and Piping using Pro/ENGINEER |
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Admissions: Requires the completion of the
one-year Drafting Technology Diploma.
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| DDS | 201 | Strength of Materials |
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| PHY | 191 | Mechanics |
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| PHY | 190 | Introductory Physics |
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| DDS | 227 | Jig, Fixture, & Die Drawing |
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| DDS | 225 | Principles of Metallurgy |
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| DDS | 226 | Manufacturing Processes |
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| DDS | 229 | Gears and Cams |
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| DDS | 227 | Mechanisms I |
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| DDS | 232 | Mech. Power Transmission |
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| DDS | 243 | Mech. Power Transmission O.B.I. |
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Admissions: Requires the completion of the
one-year Drafting Technology Diploma.
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| DDS | 201 | Strength of Materials |
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| PHY | 191 | Mechanics |
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| PHY | 190 | Introductory Physics |
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| DDS | 203 | Surveying I |
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| DDS | 204 | Estimating |
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| DDS | 205 | Residential Arch. Drawing I |
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| DDS | 207 | Mech. Systems for Architecture |
3
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| DDS | 208 | Residential Arch. Drawing II |
6
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| DDS | 209 | Structural Steel Detailing |
6
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| DDS | 241 | Structural Steel Detailing O.B.I. |
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| DDS | 210 | Commercial Arch. Drawing I |
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| DDS | 242 | Commercial Arch. Drawing I O.B.I. |
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Electrical Certificate Programs contact Alan Stanfield - (770)228-7380:
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Admissions: Acceptable admission scores.
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| IFC | 100 | Industrial Safety Procedures |
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| IFC | 101 | Direct Current Circuits I |
4
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| ELT | 119 | Electricity Principles II |
4
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| ELT | 120 | Residential Wiring I |
5
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| ELT | 121 | Residential Wiring II |
5
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| ELT | 106 | Prints, Schematics & Symbols |
3
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| MAT | 101 | Mathematics |
5
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Admissions: Acceptable admissions scores or
interview by program faculty.
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| MAT | 101 | General Mathematics |
5
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| SCT | 100 | Intro. to Microcomputers |
3
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| IFC | 101 | DC Circuits I |
4
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| ELT | 111 | Single Phase & Three Phase Motors |
5
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| ELT | 113 | Programmable Logic Controllers |
4
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| ELT | 118 | Electrical Controls |
5
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| ELT | 119 | Electricity Principles II |
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Industrial Maintenance Certificate
Programs contact Mike Chandler - (770)228-7384:
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Admissions: Acceptable admissions scores or
program faculty interview.
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| IMT | 108 | Industrial Mechanics I |
7
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| IMT | 110 | Industrial Mechanics II |
6
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| IMT | 113 | Industrial Hydraulics |
8
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| IMT | 115 | Industrial Pneumatics |
4
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| IFC | 101 | Direct Current Circuits I |
4
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| IFC | 102 | Alternating Current |
4
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
advised. Permission of program faculty
required.
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| IMT | 108 | Industrial Mechanics I |
7
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| IMT | 110 | Industrial Mechanics II |
6
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| IMT | 113 | Industrial Hydraulics |
8
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| IMT | 115 | Industrial Pneumatics |
4
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Admissions: No test required, but may be
advised. Permission of program faculty
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| SCT | 108 | Introduction to Microcomputers |
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| ELT | 113 | Programmable Logic Controls I |
4
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| ELT | ELT | XProgrammable Logic Controls II |
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| IMT | 119 | Motor Controls I |
4
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| IMT | 120 | Motor Controls II |
4
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Admissions: Must submit official transcript
if high school diploma, GED, or college
degree to receive certificates.
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| IMT | 118 | Introductory AC & DC Motors |
4
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| IMT | 119 | Fundamentals of Motor Controls |
4
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| IMT | 120 | Magnetic Starters & Braking |
4
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| IMT | 121 | Two-Wire Control Circuits |
3
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| IMT | 122 | Advanced Motor Controls |
3
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| IMT | 123 | Variable Speed Motor Controls |
4
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Machine Tool Technology Certificate Programs contact Larry Pilkenton-(770)467-6050:
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Admissions: High school/GED transcript not
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| MCH | 101 | Introduction to Machine Tools |
6
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| MCH | 102 | Blueprint Reading - I |
5
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| MCH | 115 | Mill Operations I |
7
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| MCH | 116 | Mill Operations II |
6
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Admissions: Must have completed the machine
Tool Technology diploma or have three to
five years experience at the machinist's
level.
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| MCA | 201 | Advanced Milling I |
7
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| MCA | 203 | Advanced Milling II |
6
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| MCA | 205 | Advanced Lathe Operations I |
7
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| MCA | 207 | Advanced Lathe Operations II |
6
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| MCA | 208 | Advanced Grinding I |
4
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| MCA | 209 | Advanced Grinding II |
3
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Admissions: Acceptable admission scores.
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| SCT | 100 | Introduction to Microcomputers |
3
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| MCH | 102 | Blueprint Reading |
5
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| MCH | 109 | Lathe Operations I |
7
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| MCA | 211 | CNC Fundamentals |
7
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