School of Technology Curriculum Document
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TEC 04-51 |
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G. Neff |
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12/01/04 |
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2/15/2005 |
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Document Subject : New Course MET 355 - Automation I
Justification : The department would like to phase out the MFET course modifier so students would have all the specialty courses available in one location for selection. Currently students take MFET 355 - Automation I which will be deleted. The faculty feel the prerequisites are needed but were not a part of MFET 355.
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MET 355 - AUTOMATION I
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(Class 2, Lab 2)
Prerequisites:
ECET 214
An introduction to the design and applications of programmable controller systems. Topics include programming techniques, input/output devices, personal computer interface, system design, safety and applications for automation.
Impact on Students: None
Impact on Other Academic Departments: None
Summary of Discussions with Other Academic Department : None
Impact on University Resources: None
Impact on General Education Requirements: None
Revised:04/27/04