Academics
Industrial Systems Technology
Industrial Systems Technology
A.A.S Degree
Credits Required for Graduation: 60
Program Description
The Industrial Systems Technology Associate in Applied Science (AAS) program prepares students for employment in today's technologically advanced industrial and manufacturing environment. Through hands-on training, students learn skills such as blueprint reading, mechanical systems, electricity fundamentals, welding, machining, fluid power, gear and belt-drive systems, and various diagnostic and repair procedures. Students are trained to safely and efficiently operate mobile and plant equipment and are required to incorporate teamwork, effective communication skills, and critical thinking throughout the program.
Course Descriptions
Industrial Systems Technology A.A.S. Degree Program Plan
| 2013-2014 Program Plan |
Faculty
|
Larry Hendrickson |
(218) 262-2921 |
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|
Rick Mayerich |
(218) 262-7358 |
Hibbing Community College is a member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system and the Arrowhead University Consortium. Hibbing Community College is accredited by The NCA Higher Learning Commission. Hibbing Community College is an equal opportunity employer and educator.