Introduction to Industrial Automation
Program overview
Interested in modern technology that powers manufacturing? This certificate introduces you to automation systems, robotics, and control processes used in industries today. You’ll gain skills in troubleshooting and working with automated equipment, preparing for entry-level positions in advanced manufacturing or as a foundation for further study in automation and engineering.
Course Sequence (Program Map)
Introduction to Industrial Automation
Certificate of Achievement
Program Units: 28.0 UNITS
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This program map from the 2026-2027 catalog year represents one possible path through the program and is for reference only. Selections made here do not constitute an official education plan. Make an appointment to create a customized education plan that fits your needs.
Make Appointment Course Schedule Current Catalog Previous CatalogsMechanical Systems
ITEC 008
Basic Electronics (DC)
ELET 001
Programmable Logic Controllers
ELET 003
Electronic Circuit
ELET 002
Electric Motors and Controls
ELET 006
Advanced Programmable Logic Controllers
ELET 007
Occupational Work Experience Education
ITEC 015X
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Related Careers
Salary
Careers associated with this program have a salary range from $32,000 to over $238,000 with an average salary of $66,000. Education for these associated careers ranges from High School/GED to Associate Degree.
Low $66k
Average $238k+
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Growth Outlook
Most related careers tied to this program have a below-average outlook nationwide from 2022 to 2032.
New job opportunities are less likely in the future.
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