Maintenance Technology Associate in Applied Science: 91制片厂

Associate in Applied Science

Earn your degree in maintenance technology

Career options

Facility engineering
Maintenance engineering

Get ready for a career in maintenance technology with this program. Almost all organizations employ skilled maintenance workers and managers to create safe and sound facilities from which to run their operations. After graduating from this program, you鈥檒l be well-prepared to take on roles in building maintenance as directors, managers or operators for industrial and commercial properties.

Take classes in electrical wiring, prints and schematics, carpentry, plumbing, heating principles, welding, mechanical and energy conservation codes, principles of supervision and more. All classes are taught by skilled instructors who are extremely knowledgeable in all areas of maintenance technology.

A.A.S. degree program plan

This 60 credit-hour program prepares students for employment in the fast growing industrial maintenance service sector of urban society. Graduates may be employed directly in building maintenance as directors, managers or operators for industrial and commercial properties.

Program Requirements

Program Requirements (Hours required: 60)
Number	Course Title	Credits
First Semester
MFT 102		4
MFT 134		3
MNT 135		3
MTH 100	¹	3
WLD 110		3
	Hours	16
Second Semester
ELT 143		2
ENG 101		3
MFT 109		2
MNT 228		2
WLD 210		3
	Hours	12
Third Semester
²		3
HVA 101		3
MFT 105		3
MFT 120		3
MNT 235		3
	Hours	15
Fourth Semester
MNT 255		2
PSC 270	⁺	3
SPE 101		3
Technical electives ³		9
	Hours	17
	Total Hours	60

¹: Students may take MTH听100听or higher.
²: See full list of .
+: This course meets the World Cultures and Diversity graduation requirement.
³: Technical electives: Select courses not listed as required that have one of the following prefixes: ELT, MFT, MNT, SCM or WLD

Program learning outcomes

Operate common hand tools, electrical test equipment and power tools used in the maintenance trade in a safe and efficient manner.
Troubleshoot basic maintenance issues involving plumbing, carpentry, electrical wiring and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC).
Read and interpret basic blueprints, shop drawings and electrical schematics.
Have knowledge and skills to safely perform basic welding repairs.
Have basic understanding of belts, bearings and mechanical drives.
Have basic mathematic skills to be able to measure, calculate and estimate needed supplies and costs.
Have basic computer skills needed for communication and record keeping.

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