Microelectronics Technology: Automated Manufacturing, associate degree
This degree option was added in 2009 in response to the high automation used in solar module assembly and the increased use of automation used by many local manufacturers. This technology involves a lot of robotics, controllers, materials delivery systems, and factory control systems.
This option removes the process related courses (including chemistry, vacuum, and plasma technology) and adds courses in programming and logic controllers.
Award information
Award | Length (attending full-time) | Financial aid eligible | Currently accepting students? |
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Associate Degree: Microelectronics Technology: Automated Manufacturing | 2 years |
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Courses
Course listing for the 2024-2025 catalog year.
Code | Title | Credits |
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CIS 179 | Data Communication Concepts I | 4 |
CIS 278A | Cisco 1: Introduction to Networks | 4 |
or CIS 188 | Introduction to Wireless Networking | |
COMM 130 | Business & Professional Communication | 4 |
or COMM 215 | Communicating in Teams and Small Groups | |
CS 161A | Programming and Problem Solving I | 4 |
CS 161B | Programming and Problem Solving II | 4 |
MT 101 | Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing | 1 |
MT 102 | Introduction to Semiconductor Devices | 1 |
MT 103 | Introduction to Micro and Nano Processing | 1 |
or MT 104 | Introduction to Solar Voltaic Processing | |
MT 108 | Statistics for Process Control | 2 |
or STAT 243 | Elementary Statistics I (MTH/STAT243=STAT243Z) | |
MT 111A | DC and AC Electronics Intro 1 | 4 |
MT 112A | DC and AC Electronics 1 | 4 |
MT 113A | Applications of Semiconductor Devices A 2 | 2 |
MT 113B | Applications of Semiconductor Devices B 2 | 2 |
MT 121A | Digital Electronics Intro | 2 |
MT 122A | Digital Electronics | 4 |
MT 131 | Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers | 2 |
or ELT 125 | Basic Programmable Logic Controllers | |
MT 151 | Intro to Hand Tools and Mechanical Assembly | 1 |
MT 163 | Pneumatics | 2 |
MT 173 | Sensors, Power Amps and Motors | 2 |
MT 222 | Quality Control Methods in Manufacturing | 3 |
MT 224 | Process Equipment I § | 3 |
MT 227 | Process Equipment II | 3 |
MT 228 | Process Equipment III | 4 |
MT 288 | High Tech Employment Strategies | 1 |
PHY 201 | General Physics * | 4 |
or PHY 211 | General Physics (Calculus) | |
WR 121 | Composition I (WR121=WR121Z) Z | 4 |
WR 227 | Technical Writing (WR227=WR227Z) Z | 4 |
Automation Elective (PLC track ONLY) 3 | (4) | |
Automation Elective (Microcomputer track ONLY) 3 | 4 | |
Microelectronics Program Communication Electives *,4 | 4 | |
General Education: 2 courses | ||
Total Credits | 90 |
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Could be used as General Education.
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Course cannot be substituted for another course.
- 1
Students who have taken MT 111 and MT 112 can substitute both for MT 111A and MT 112A.
- 2
MT 113 can be substituted for (MT 113A and MT 113B).
- 3
All students must earn 4 credits from the Automation Elective list. Students choosing the PLC track within this list should take a 2-credit course from this track in the 5th term and a 2-credit course from this track in the 6th term. Students choosing the Microcomputer track should take a 4-credit course from this track in the 6th term.
- 4
Take one COMM course from the elective list not already taken.
- Z
This course is part of Oregon Common Course Numbering. The following courses are equivalent:
MTH 243, STAT 243, and STAT 243Z
WR 121 and WR 121Z
WR 227 and WR 227Z
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