Course Search Results

  • GET 122: Manufacturing Processes II

    3.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    This course is designed to provide the student with theoretical and selected performance projects for Level One NIMS standards dealing with various manufacturing operations and processes. The degree of exposure to individual operations and processes will range from assigned textbook and reference readings to laboratory exercises. Topics of coverage will include inspection, hot and cold forming, welding, fastening, machining, casting, molding, finishing, assembly, material handling, packaging, process flow, planning, economic justification and related topics. Conventional and newer methods of production will be covered with an emphasis of how computerized equipment can be integrated into the factory environment. Field trips to various industries will supplement instruction.
    ShareGET 122 - Manufacturing Processes II

  • GET 134: Introduction to Computer Programmimg

    3.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    Introduction to computer programming with an emphasis on Visual BASIC. Students will learn the fundamentals of effective programming as they work with the lasts features of Visual Basic developing VB applications using real-world examples and practical exercises
    ShareGET 134 - Introduction to Computer Programmimg

  • GET 140: AI Applications in Manufacturing: Optimizing Processes and Operations

    3.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    This course provides a comprehensive exploration of AI applications tailored specifically for manufacturing environments. Through a combination of lectures, case studies, hands-on projects, and industry guest speakers, students will gain a deep understanding of how AI technologies can be utilized across various facets of manufacturing, including production planning, predictive maintenance, quality control, supply chain management, and autonomous systems. They will learn how AI algorithms can analyze large datasets to uncover patterns, predict equipment failures before they occur, optimize production schedules, and enhance product quality. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to leverage AI effectively in manufacturing environments, empowering them to drive innovation, improve operational efficiency, and gain a competitive edge in today's rapidly evolving industrial landscape.
    ShareGET 140 - AI Applications in Manufacturing: Optimizing Processes and Operations

  • GET 201: Introduction to Robotics

    3.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    This course is designed to provide instruction on industrial robots and the work cell systems in which they operate. Robots and associated cell equipment will be defined and classified. The advantages and disadvantages of various pieces of equipment and various systems will be discussed. An overview of sensors and programming languages will be provided. Basic accident prevention, practices and procedures, as well as human factors associated with robots and automated systems will also be addressed.
    ShareGET 201 - Introduction to Robotics

  • GET 203: Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers

    3.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    This course is designed to provide the student with knowledge and hands-on experience with programmable logic controllers. To round off the students' educational experiences, drum sequence controllers, programmable logic controllers, as well as an introduction to programmable industrial computers (PICs) will be covered. Topics of coverage will include coding of information, decision-making concepts, hardware, software, installation, start-up, maintenance, data highways, and selection of programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
    ShareGET 203 - Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers

  • GET 205: Industrial Automation

    4.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    This course will provide the student with an extended overview and fundamental knowledge in industrial automation, while building the necessary knowledge level for further specialization in advanced concepts of industrial automation. Students will study central concepts of industrial automation, such as basic automation elements, hardware components for automation and process control, the latch principle, industrial automation synthesis, logical design for automation, electro pneumatic automation, industrial networks, basic programming in PLC.
    ShareGET 205 - Industrial Automation

  • GET 207: Fluid Power Applications

    3.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    This course is designed to provide an introduction to basic theories and principles associated with hydraulic and pneumatic systems. An emphasis on understanding system function, operation, application, maintenance, as well as an overview of troubleshooting techniques will be stressed. Students will actively analyze system performance. Topics of coverage will include force transmission through a fluid, prime movers, energy creators, devices for controlling fluid energy, fluid conditioning, fluid conductors, and output devices.
    ShareGET 207 - Fluid Power Applications

  • GET 209: Industrial Mechanics

    4.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    This course provides students with a fundamental understanding of industrial mechanical concepts, principles, and equipment. The course will cover basic mechanical theory including topics such as lubrication, bearings and seals, flexible belt and mechanical drives, vibration, alignment and troubleshooting techniques.
    ShareGET 209 - Industrial Mechanics

  • GET 252: Introduction to Nanofabrication Process

    1.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    This course will provide an overview of the skills and knowledge used in the nonofabrication processing industry. The introduction to the concepts used in wafer fabrication will include thermal processes, photolithography, plasma basics, ion implant, etch and CVD. Comparisons between top down vs. bottom up processing are included.
    ShareGET 252 - Introduction to Nanofabrication Process

  • GET 299: Internship

    3.00 Credits
    Luzerne County Community College

    Students will work in the field to obtain a hands-on experience in an ndustrial/manufacturing environment. Students will work with local companies in their area of specialization that includes inspections, troubleshooting, and routine repairs on machinery.
    ShareGET 299 - Internship