Explore mechanical and electrical concepts that you find in the automated manufacturing field. Active learning occurs in the shop with hands-on projects, exploration of 3D-modeling and basic programming skills which will prepare students for college or workforce entry.
Robotics & Automation Careers Summary Sheet
CORE SKILLS
- Fundamentals of CAD & 3D Printing
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- Knowledge of mechatronics subsystems
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- Fundamentals of AC/DC circuits
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- Introduction to machining
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- Basic robotics programming
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- Fundamentals of hydraulics/pneumatics
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FUTURE CAREER OPTIONS
- Mechatronics industrial maintenance tech
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- Mechanical or electrical engineer
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- Hydraulic/pneumatic technician
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- Material handling robotics
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CERTIFICATIONS and ACADEMIC CREDIT
- English and/or math credit
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- Visual Performing Applied Arts credit
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- Industry pneumatic technology Level 1
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- Postsecondary articulated credit
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- Industry hydraulic technology Level 1
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- Early college eligibility
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- FANUC Material Handling Level 1
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- PASSES Edge workplace safety training
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SETTING STUDENTS UP FOR SUCCESS
Making connections with guest speakers, field trips, and taking advantage of job shadows, co-op and work experiences gives students a head start in the automated manufacturing industry.
LEADERSHIP and SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Club participation, competition and leadership can occur with the Autonomous Innovative Vehicle Design Team, National Technical Honor Society and Student Council.
