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Nov 04, 2025
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2008-2009 Academic Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Instrument and Control Technology (A.A.S.)
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Program Advisor: Dr. Douglas L. Pickle, 371-5984 (pickle-dl@actx.edu) or contact Judy Jackman, 371-5444 (jackman-ja@actx.edu)
Associate in Applied Science
Major Code - CETT.AAS
Instrumentation is the applied science of measuring and controlling variables in the petroleum, chemical, power generating, and manufacturing industries. Due to the rapid increase in the industrial use of instrumentation devices, there is a great demand for technicians.
Program Requirements
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General Education Requirements (18 Semester Hours)
Humanities/Fine Arts - 3 Hours
Mathematics/Natural Sciences - 6 Hours
Social/Behavioral Sciences - 3 Hours
Major Requirements (18 Semester Hours)
Major Options (27 Semester Hours)
The student must choose one of the following specialties: Instrument and Control Technology (27 Semester Hours)
This curriculum provides a specialized program of study to prepare an individual for entry level positions with the skills necessary to install, operate, troubleshoot and maintain instruments and controls in a variety of industrial settings. Telecommunication Technology (27 Semester Hours)
This program is designed to provide a student with a solid foundation in electronics and the field of communications by computer, voice and video that are utilized in industrial workplaces. The students will receive training to prepare them for entry level positions in manufacturing or commercial service settings. Optional Courses: N/A
These courses may be substituted for a INTC or EECT required course with departmental advisor approval. Total (63 Semester Hours)
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