BASIC ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING & MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY

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1 Edmonds Community College th Ave W Lynnwood, WA BASIC ELECTRONICS This certificate is awarded after satisfactory completion of the first year requirement of the Associate of Technical Arts Degree in Robotics and Electronic Technology. It signifies that the holder has been trained in basic electronics skills and has been introduced to more advanced topics such as digital electronics and microprocessor systems. Soldering/desoldering of through hole components and surface mount components Cable building, making network cable terminations Developing a logical approach to using mathematics to solve typical electronics problems Building, testing, and troubleshooting with basic test equipment; basic circuit analysis using component theory and algebra Testing and troubleshooting circuits where voltage changes over time. Use DMM and oscilloscope Operation of basic logic gates, flip-flops, decoders, multiplexers, counters, and microprocessor circuits. Analyze, test, and troubleshoot digital and microprocessor circuits Binary number system use in computer and network systems. Converting between binary and decimal and between binary and hexadecimal without using a calculator Hex numbers in computer addressing and dotted decimal numbers in IP addressing Electronics Assembly, Calibration Technician or Technician 1 Certificate Kay Latimer klatimer@edcc.edu MANUFACTURING & MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY This ATA degree is designed for students who have little or no experience in general manufacturing or aerospace manufacturing and who want to gain a basic knowledge and understanding of manufacturing procedures and processes. Students with this degree would be competitive for entry level jobs in a manufacturing or aerospace industry environment. Students who earn this degree will have a strong foundation to continue with our AAS-T degree in Materials Science. Demonstrate evidence of appropriate communications skills as required by the discipline. Demonstrate evidence of appropriate quantitative skills as required by the discipline. Demonstrate knowledge of appropriate human relations skills. Demonstrate an understanding of Composite, Plastic, Ceramic, and Metal materials, their properties, and manufacturing processes. Be able to operate basic hand tools and measurement equipment Washington State Community and Technical College Aerospace & Advanced Materials Manufacturing Programs

2 Edmonds Community College th Ave W Lynnwood, WA Aerospace Manufacturing Technician ATA Ross Monroe ross.monroe@edcc.edu MATERIALS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY This Associate in Applied Science-T (AAS-T) in Materials Science Technology is a professional technical degree with a core of general education courses commonly accepted in transfer. It is designed to prepare graduates to enter into industry or to prepare students who wish to transfer to other colleges or universities having specific bachelor s degree programs that accept the AAS-T degree. Demonstrate abilities in human relations. Obtain employment in the field as a test technician, a composite fabricator, or continue to a four year program. Demonstrate abilities in the non-destructive testing of materials. Demonstrate abilities in participating in the design process. Demonstrate abilities in explaining how composites work. Demonstrate abilities in computation. Demonstrate abilities in communication. Demonstrate abilities in the destructive testing of materials. Mechanical Testing, Process Technician, Composite Technician, Composite Repair AAS-T Ross Monroe ross.monroe@edcc.edu ROBOTICS & ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY The Robotics and Electronics Associate of Technical Arts (ATA) degree program trains students to enter the job market for a variety of companies as Electronics Technicians. This program trains students in electronic circuit analysis, functional testing and troubleshooting of complex linear, digital, and microprocessor-based circuits. This training makes extensive use of practical, hands on learning. Whenever possible, we model real-world applications so our graduates are prepared for the work they will find. This program takes two academic years to complete. Students typically enter in fall quarter unless they have prior electronics training. Students should have taken high school algebra, have strong reading skills, and aptitude for solving technical problems. Students who complete just the first year of this program are eligible for the Basic Electronics Certificate. (Program information continues on the next page) Center of Excellence for Aerospace and Advanced Materials Manufacturing 23

3 Edmonds Community College th Ave W Lynnwood, WA Business computing concepts and applications using Windows and MS Office, includes intro to HTML, hardware components, info processing cycle in business, how networks work. Computer concepts, applications, HTML and the Internet using Windows and Microsoft Office including Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint. Soldering/desoldering of through hole components and surface mount components. Cable building, making network cable terminations Components used in DC circuits i.e. resistors, capacitors, diodes; introduction to digital. Building, testing, and troubleshooting with basic test equipment; basic circuit analysis using component theory and algebra. AC and linear circuits. Components covered in DC quarter, RC circuits, inductors, filters, diodes, power supplies, transistors, and operational amplifiers. Testing and troubleshooting circuits where voltage changes over time. Use DMM and oscilloscope. Digital and microprocessor circuits. Operation of basic logic gates, flip-flops, decoders, multiplexers, counters, and microprocessor circuits. Analyze, test, and troubleshoot digital and microprocessor circuits. Build, test, program and troubleshoot their robots. Utilizes electronic principles and test equipment. Program a small scale robot to perform basic navigation under program control, with various sensor inputs, using feedback and control techniques. Troubleshoot a robotic system. Programming a large scale robot using LabVIEW and programming and building a robot system using the Arduino, prototyping platform. Analyzing, functional testing, and systematic troubleshooting of digital circuits designed with logic dates, flip-flops, one shots, counters, dividers, decoders, shift registers, memory circuits, latches, and buffers. Programming a microcontroller in a C-type language to read sensors and control outputs, and troubleshooting software and hardware using functional testing. Analyzing and systematic testing of linear circuits designed with operational amplifiers as comparators, buffers, amplifiers, filters, regulators, drivers, integrators, and instrumentation amplifiers. D/A, A/D converters, timers, and transistor circuits included. Material and the experience needed for the Certified Wireless Network Administrator (CWNA) exam. Electronics Technician ATA Kay Latimer klatimer@edcc.edu 24 Washington State Community and Technical College Aerospace & Advanced Materials Manufacturing Programs

4 Everett Community College 2000 Tower St Everett, WA AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Aviation Maintenance Technicians, also known as aircraft (A&P) mechanics, are responsible for keeping aircraft in peak condition. FAA inspections and maintenance Repairs Replacement of parts Use of precision tools Troubleshooting problems Testing equipment Preventative maintenance Work on all types of aircraft Typically, technicians are FAA certified, which requires a combination of hands-on hours as well as classroom hours in a program offered within the EvCC program. EvCC s Aviation Maintenance Technology Program - 40 years at Paine Field Background knowledge and practical shop experience Basics of electricity, physics, hydraulics, air conditioning, and other aircraft systems; aircraft maintenance; understanding of FAA regulations. Upon successful completion of the Airframe and Powerplant program, the student will be issued a completion certificate, as required by Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Part 147, showing the date of completion and approved curriculum completed. Opportunities Jobs as as foremen, supervisors and inspectors are available to qualified A&P maintenance technicians, particularly those who hold an associate degree in addition to their FAA ratings. Associate in Technical Arts (ATA) in Aviation Maintenance Technology Associate in Arts and Sciences A&P License Preparation Certificate in Aviation Maintenance Technology Alex Porter aporter@everettcc.edu COMPOSITES Gain a broad foundation of composites as a material: Tooling Fabrication Machining Assembly Quality assurance Repair Lay-up Vacuum bagging Cure processing of wet laminating Lab-based projects Can be applied to an ATA degree in Advanced Manufacturing. Skills include tooling, fabrication, machining, assembly, quality assurance, repair, lay-up, vacuum bagging, and cure processing of wet laminating. (Program information continues on the next page) Center of Excellence for Aerospace and Advanced Materials Manufacturing 25

5 Everett Community College 2000 Tower St Everett, WA Designer, Fabricator, Repair Technician. Composite careers can be in aerospace, boat building, and varied component manufacturing, ATA: Adv. Mfg. Tech Composites Cert: Adv. Mfg. Tech Composites Patrick Murphy COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN Classes in AutoCAD includes basic and advanced AutoCAD software lessons, 2D and 3D Classes in Solid Works 3D exploring dimensions, tolerances, and geometric tolerances and examining certain industry specific protocols like flat patterns,weldments, and incorporating a module creating 3D models to build something on a 3-axis bench mill available at the college. CATIA, version 5 software Solve technical mathematical problems Utilize basic engineering graphics with 2D CAD Create multi-view drawings using 2D and 3D CAD Create assembly drawings from 3D models Create complex surfaced part models using 3D CAD Design for production and manufacturing ease Document technical activities in written and verbal reports Computer Aided Design (CAD) is used in industry for a number of purposes. Degrees offered/options ATA: Adv Mfg Tech CAD Cert: Adv Mfg Tech CAD Robert Osnes rosnes@everettcc.edu ENGINEERING TRANSFER DEGREE The Engineering Transfer Degree program earns either: Engineering Transfer Associate of Science Degree, which is designed to prepare students for transfer to a four-year program. Engineering Technology Degree, designed for those intent upon transfer into an Engineering Technology Program at Central Washington University, Eastern Washington University, or Western Washington University. The program covers the first- and second-year engineering, math and science courses that form this degree, and which serve as preparation for a variety of engineering majors, including aeronautical, biological, civil, chemical, electrical, mechanical and materials science. Agriculture, aerospace and medicine to electrical, mechanical, structural and even chemical and bioengineering. A good description of the Engineering field is available on the web site of American Society for Engineering Education: Engineering Transfer Associate of Science Degree Engineering Technology Degree 26 Washington State Community and Technical College Aerospace & Advanced Materials Manufacturing Programs

6 Green River Community College SE 320th St Auburn, WA AVIATION Students in both the Aviation and Air Transportation degree programs at Green River Community College receive a background in Aviation Weather, Air Transportation, Air Traffic Control, English, and Math. Aviation Weather, Air Transportation, Air Traffic Control, English, and Math are covered in all Aviation Technology Programs. Specific skills are covered in specialty areas, i.e., Air Traffic Control within the ATC certificates and degrees. Aircraft Dispatch, Air Traffic Control, Airport Management, Private Pilot (additional training required for commercial) Air Traffic Control Aircraft Dispatch Professional Pilot Helicopter Pilot Air Transportation Aircraft Dispatch Certificate, Advanced Air Traffic Control, Airline Dispatcher Completion, International Flight Planning, Helicopter Certificate, Basic Airport Management, Basic Aviation Knowledge, Intermediate Aviation Knowledge, Advanced Aviation Knowledge, Basic Weather Observer George Comollo x4336 gcomollow@greenriver.edu COMPUTERIZED MACHINING & MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY Machinists are highly skilled operators of machine tools that are used to make metal or non-metallic parts. Working from blueprints or sketches, a machinist will make or repair parts for a wide variety of tools or machines. Drafting, machining, precision measuring, Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) machining, and machine tooling. Standards of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the American Society for Mechanical Engineers (ASME) as you prepare drawings for manufacturing and fabrication. Metalworking, fabrication, CNC programming and operation, layout, machine tool operation Computerized Machining & Manufacturing Technology Computerized Machining and Manufacturing Tech Certificate Tom Tagliente x4228 ttaglien@greenriver.edu (Program information continues on the next page) Center of Excellence for Aerospace and Advanced Materials Manufacturing 27

7 Green River Community College SE 320th St Auburn, WA DESIGN TECHNOLOGY Designers translate the ideas and rough sketches of engineers and architects into drawings to communicate specific details to other engineers, architects, drafters, and technicians. GRCC s Drafting department has long been respected by the various regional companies for producing well trained students for the local job market. We offer 4 AAS degree and 8 certificate programs highlighting various fields of study. Students develop proficiency in board drafting and computer-aided drafting based on the drafting standards set out by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the American Society for Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Students learn AutoCad, CadKey, Solidworks, and Mastercam software. Mechanical Design Technology Design Drafting Technology Design Technology Mechanical Drafting Design Technology Manufacturing Technology CIM Drafting Proficiency, Mechanical 3-D CAD, Mechanical CAD Proficiency, Structural Drafting, Design Technology- Mechanical Drafting Felix Serna x4321 fserna@greenriver.edu 28 Washington State Community and Technical College Aerospace & Advanced Materials Manufacturing Programs