MATC 2026-27 Catalog

Manufacturing, Construction and Transportation Academic and Career Pathway Industrial Maintenance Technician ASSOCIATE DEGREE | PROGRAM CODE: 10-462-2 Program Description

SEMESTER1 CREDITS MFGMNT-303 MSSC Safety .................................................................. 1 MFGMNT-304 MSSC Quality ................................................................. 1 MATH-115 College Technical Math 1................................................ 5 MFGMNT-355 Print Reading for Manufacturing ..................................... 2 HYDPNU-330 Basic Hydraulics/Pneumatics ......................................... 5 MFGMNT-306 MSSC - Maintenance ..................................................... 1 MFGMNT-305 MSSC - Process ............................................................. 1 SEMESTER2 MFGMNT-113 Advanced Manufacturing DC/AC Circuits 1..................... 2 MFGMNT-114 Advanced Manufacturing DC/AC Circuits 2..................... 2 MFGMNT-332 Rigging and Lifting ......................................................... 2 HYDPNU-336 Fluid Power Circuits........................................................ 4 MFGMNT-354 Mechanical Drives Systems............................................ 3 ENG-195 Written Communication ‡ ............................................... 3 (or) ENG-201 English 1 ‡ SEMESTER3 MFGMNT-102 Advanced Manufacturing Motor Controls........................ 4 (or) ELCTEC-195 Motor Controls MFGMNT-135 Digital Electronics........................................................... 3 (or) ELCTEC-130 Digital Electronics MACHTL-367 Machine Tool Technology................................................ 1 MFGMNT-140 PLC System Basics......................................................... 3 (or) ELCTEC-196 PLC Systems Basic SOCSCI-197 Contemporary American Society .................................... 3 (or) SOCSCI-203 Introduction to Sociology MACHTL-360 Metrology ....................................................................... 1 SEMESTER4 MFGMNT-101 Introduction to Robotics ................................................. 2 MFGMNT-121 Vision and Smart Sensors .............................................. 2 MFGMNT-190 Design Problems ............................................................ 2 ENG-197 Technical Reporting........................................................ 3 (or) Any 200-level ENG or SPEECH course PSYCH-199 Psychology of Human Relations...................................... 3 WELD-340 Welding for Autobody Technicians .................................. 2 (or) Any two credits for welding

Find your future in the manufacturing industry with a role in the fast-growing fi eld of manufacturing maintenance. Through this program, you will gain hands-on, practical experience related to installing, maintaining, diagnosing and repairing equipment used in manufacturing industries, as well as develop the skills for maintaining manufacturing facilities/building systems.

Location: Downtown Milwaukee Campus Start Dates: August and January

Admission Requirement: High school diploma or equivalent Financial Aid Eligible: Yes. Use code 003866 at fafsa.gov.

Career Outlook The demand for industrial maintenance technicians is currently outpacing the national average, driven by the rapid adoption of “smart manufacturing” and the critical cost of equipment downtime. While the national average growth for general maintenance roles is about 4%, specialized industrial machinery roles are projected to grow signi fi cantly faster as factories integrate robotics, arti fi cial intelligence and advanced sensors. By gaining hands-on experience in installing and diagnosing manufacturing equipment, you are entering a fi eld where your expertise directly protects a company’s bottom line, ensuring both high job security and premium pay.

Manufacturing, Construction and Transportation

Program Learning Outcomes • Demonstrate safe work procedures.

• Install industrial equipment and systems. • Maintain industrial equipment and systems. • Troubleshoot industrial equipment and systems. • Repair industrial equipment and systems. • Communicate technical information.

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CREDITS Total credits needed to complete this program

Semester sequence based on a full-time course load and a Fall start date. ‡ Prerequisite required. Program curriculum requirements are subject to change. Current MATC students should consult their Academic Program Plan for specific curriculum requirements. MATC courses are offered in person, entirely online or partially online. Check each course’s delivery options in Self-Service at selfservice.matc.edu .

Complete Program Details QUESTIONS? 414-297-8901 or mctpathway@matc.edu

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