AA/AS in Electromechanical Technologies/Technicians

Industrial Automation combines electronics and mechanical engineering technology, giving students skills that industrial employers value. Emphasis falls on automation, robotics, programmable logic controllers and motor controls. The college describes it as the largest program of its kind in Ohio. Graduates hold an AAS and may also continue to a bachelor's degree in electronics, electrical or electro-mechanical engineering. The plan of study spans six semesters. Cincinnati State lists this program under the code EMET.AAS. The semester-by-semester curriculum is published with lecture and lab hours for each course, and prospective students can contact the program chair or an advisor before applying through the college.