State Technical College of Missouri
MAR 102 Work Experience Mentoring and Professional Development II. This course teaches workplace organization and the application of workplace safety principles and practices necessary for advanced manufacturing technicians to work safely. Prerequisite: MAR 100 with a grade of “C” or better. 2 credit hours.
MAR 110 Mechanical and Fluid Power Transmission. This course includes mechanical power transmission topics such as brakes, clutches, gears, couplings, shafts, chains and sprockets, cams and bearings. Hydraulic items include liquid properties, cylinders, motors, pumps, valves and math for proper sizing of components. Pneumatic items include physical principles, cylinders, motors, compressors and control valves. Simulation of circuits will be performed before any laboratory work is done. Laboratory exercises are provided to enhance classroom topics. 3 credit hours.
MAR 118 Industrial Motors and their Controls. This course introduces the students to various types of industrial motors and controls. The student will identify, select, install/wire and troubleshoot three phase and single phase DC/AC motors and controls, including servo and stepper motors. Laboratory exercises include designing and building control modules for machine integration. Prerequisite: MAR 101 with a grade of “C” or better. 4 credit hours.
MAR 125 Applied Electronics. This course introduces and develops the concepts necessary to analyze and test both discrete and integrated circuit components. The first half of the semester is devoted to Analog Circuits, the second to Digital Electronic. Also includes a laboratory course with experiments designed to support this course theory. Prerequisite: MAR 101 with a grade of “C” or better. 4 credit hours.
MAR 150 Machine Shop Fundamentals. This course introduces the student to mechanical blueprint reading, shop safety, bench work and layout, hand tools, measuring instruments and manual machine tools. Technical math including fractions, unit conversions, and basic trigonometry will be introduced and developed throughout the course. Emphasis is placed on the sequence of machining piece parts, tool selection and machine set-up and operation. Prerequisite: Satisfactory placement score into MAT 051 or higher. 4 credit hours.
MAR 190 Internship I. The internship is comprised of 320 hours of work experience in a manufacturing or laser applications setting requiring the student to perform a variety of tasks. The student is expected to apply learned skills to be a productive employee, and the employer is expected to provide an environment that enhances the student’s exposure to the industry. Prerequisite: Department Chair approval. 4 credit hours.
MAR 200 Work Experience Mentoring and Professional Development III. This course teaches lean manufacturing and the application of workplace safety principles and practices necessary for advanced manufacturing technicians to work safely. Prerequisite: MAR 102 with a grade of “C” or better. 2 credit hours.
MAR 201 Work Experience Mentoring and Professional Development IV. This course introduces maintenance fundamentals and relates them to maintenance foundation experiences. Workplace safety principles and practices necessary for advanced manufacturing technicians to work safely are reinforced. Prerequisite: MAR 200 with a grade of “C” or better. 2 credit hours.
MAR 203 Work Experience Mentoring and Professional Development V. This course teaches maintenance reliability and relates it to the core manufacturing. Workplace safety principles and practices necessary for advanced manufacturing technicians to work safely are reinforced. Prerequisite: MAR 201 with a grade of “C” or better. 2 credit hours.
MAR 204 PLC Programming. This course includes a review of number systems, Programmable Logic Control addressing, use of software, system control and an in depth study of ladder logic programming. Programming topics include: discrete and analog inputs and outputs, internal registers and tables, editing, timers, counters, comparison functions, computational functions, data move functions, subroutines, data manipulation and sequencing functions, high speed counting, trigonometric and advanced math functions. Laboratory exercises are provided to enhance classroom topics. credit hours.
Prerequisites: MAR 118 and MAR 125 with a grade of “C” or better. 4 56
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