Industrial Maintenance Technology involves keeping industrial systems working properly. Technicians working in industry are the people who work directly with machines: troubleshooting, calibrating, repairing, re-programming, and maintaining them. They are involved with installing machines, making them work, taking care of them so they do not break down (maintenance), re-programming/re-building them to do different tasks, and trouble-shooting and repairing them when they fail.
To request a DVD outlining the MIT programs, please contact kevin.dunn@kctcs.edu.
Link to other Mechanical and Industrial Technology Programs
Industrial Maintenance Technology Curriculum:
AAS Degree in Industrial Maintenance Technology Checklist (pdf):
We offer an Associates of Applied Science Degrees in Industrial Maintenance Technology
Certificates in Industrial Maintenance Technology Checklist (pdf):
It is possible to receive a number of certificates in this area if you do not want a degree, or are in the process of earning a degree.
Diplomas in Industrial Maintenance Technology Checklist (pdf): A Diploma in Industrial Maintenance Technology is for professionals who want the technical classes, but are not interested in the general education courses.
General Education Requirements: | Credit Hours: |
MT150 College Algebra or | 3 |
MT125 Technical Algebra & Trig or | (3) |
MA109 College Algebra | (3) |
Science | 3 |
ENG101 Writing I | 3 |
Social Interaction | 3 |
Oral Communications | 3 |
Heritage/Humanities | 3 |
Core Requirements: | Credit Hours: |
IMT 110 Ind. Maint. Elec. Principles and | 3 |
IMT 110 Ind. Maint. Elec. Principles Lab or | 2 |
ENGT110 Circuits I** and | (5) |
ENGT114 Circuits II** | (5) |
IMT150 Maint. Ind. Equipment I | 3 |
IMT151 Maint. Ind. Equipment I Lab | 2 |
BRX120 Basic Blueprint Reading or | 2 |
BRX110 Basic Blueprint Rdg for Mach or | (2) |
BRX112 Blueprint Rdg for Machinist or | (4) |
ET 102 Blueprint Reading | (2) |
FPX100 Fluid Power and | 3 |
FPX101 Fluid Power Lab or | 2 |
ET 265 Applied Fluid Power | (3) |
EET270 Electric Motor Controls I and | 2 |
EET271 Electric Motor Controls I Lab or | 2 |
ET 244 Electrical Machinery and Controls or | (4) |
EET264 Rotating Machinery and | (2) |
EET265 Rotating Machinery Lab | (2) |
WLD 120 Shielded Metal Arc Welding and | 3 |
WLD 121 Shld Metal Arc Welding Lab or | (2) |
WLD 152 Basic Welding B or | (5) |
IMT100 Welding for Maintenance and | (3) |
IMT100 Welding for Maintenance lab | (2) |
Computer Literacy | 3 |
Technical Electives* | 18 |
*Technical Electives: Any EET, ET, ENGT, IMT, CIS, NIS, IT, ISM, CAD, ICT, MFG, or any other course approved by the program coordinator
**If courses equaling 10 credit hours are taken, five (5) credits may be used as technical electives
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Revised 8/30/07
