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Industrial Maintenance Technology (IM-TEC). Student Manual.

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Title: Industrial Maintenance Technology (IM-TEC). Student Manual.
Language: English
Authors: Fusch, Gene E., Bellingham Technical Coll., WA.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 29
Publication Date: 1995
Intended Audience: Students
Document Type: Guides - Classroom - Learner
Descriptors: Associate Degrees, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Development, Degree Requirements, Electricians, Equipment Maintenance, Evening Programs, Industry, Machine Repairers, Program Development, Program Implementation, Technical Institutes, Technology, Troubleshooting, Two Year Colleges
Geographic Terms: U.S.; Washington
Abstract: This student manual explains an innovative strategy through which Bellingham Technical College's (Washington) evening Industrial Electrician and Millwright Apprenticeships were aggregated with workforce upgrade course offerings to form the college's first evening degree program in Industrial Maintenance Technology (IM-TEC). Section 1 contains a program description, list of program objectives, and graduation requirements. Section 2 provides the IM-TEC curriculum, listing required courses and elective curriculum options. Section 3 consists of course descriptions. Section 4 specifies course sequences, including prerequisites, sequential courses, and independent (without prerequisites) courses. Section 5 provides a typical student schedule of courses that covers 15 quarters. The manual also contains a blank student planning sheet for scheduling classes and a book list of 47 required and recommended textbooks. (YLB)
Journal Code: RIEAUG1998
Entry Date: 1998
Accession Number: ED417326
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:This student manual explains an innovative strategy through which Bellingham Technical College's (Washington) evening Industrial Electrician and Millwright Apprenticeships were aggregated with workforce upgrade course offerings to form the college's first evening degree program in Industrial Maintenance Technology (IM-TEC). Section 1 contains a program description, list of program objectives, and graduation requirements. Section 2 provides the IM-TEC curriculum, listing required courses and elective curriculum options. Section 3 consists of course descriptions. Section 4 specifies course sequences, including prerequisites, sequential courses, and independent (without prerequisites) courses. Section 5 provides a typical student schedule of courses that covers 15 quarters. The manual also contains a blank student planning sheet for scheduling classes and a book list of 47 required and recommended textbooks. (YLB)