Instrumentation and Controls Technician (IAC2) Diploma

Campus Availability and Advisement:

• Catoosa County Campus Advisor: Peter Fitzsimmons
• Floyd County Campus Advisor: Dick Tanner

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Program Description:

The Instrumentation and Controls Technician Diploma provides students with a basic knowledge of instrumentation and control maintenance functions such as troubleshooting, repair, and installation of instruments, control devices, and electronic equipment. Instruction is performed through a combination of theory and hands-on training.

Basic Skills Courses (8 Credit Hours)

EMPL 1000	Interpersonal Relations and Professional Development	2
MATH 1012	Foundations of Mathematics	3
	OR
MATH 1013	Algebraic Concepts	3
ENGL 1005	Applied Technical Communication	3
	OR
ENGL 1010	Fundamentals of English I	3

Occupational Curriculum (43 Credit Hours)

IDSY 1110	Industrial Motor Controls I	4
IDSY 1120	Basic Industrial PLCs	4
IDSY 1210	Industrial Motor Controls II	4
IDSY 2750	Human Machine Interface	4
IDSY 1230	Industrial Instrumentation	4
IDSY 2850	Industrial Graphical Communication	4
ICET 2040	Fundamentals of Pressure, Temperature, Flow, and Level	5
IDSY 2800	Advanced Process Control	4
IDSY 2830	Networking Industrial Equipment	4

Choose one of the following:

IDSY 1101	DC Circuit Analysis	3
IDFC 1011	Direct Current I	3

Choose one of the following:

IDSY 1105	AC Circuit Analysis	3
ELTR 1020	Alternating Current Fundamentals	3
IDFC 1012	Alternating Current I	3

Note: The previously offered IDSY 1100 (5 hrs) will subsitute for both IDSY 1101 and IDSY 1105 together.

Total Credit Hours: 51 Minimum Credit Hours for Graduation