Instrumentation, Computerized Controls & Robotics

Electrical/Computerized Control Systems & Robotics

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Career Outlook

Roles & Responsibilities:

ICR graduates who specialize in Computerized Control Systems can look forward to excellent career opportunities with positions in: engineering and design; installation and calibration; maintenance, testing and troubleshooting; computer instrumentation and robotic interfacing; networking; sales; and electrical construction. Titles include application instrument engineer, automation specialist, computer instrumentation interface technician, control system technician, engineering technician, networking system specialist and more.

Graduates also hold a variety of job responsibilities, such as installing, calibrating and maintaining the vast assortment of monitoring and control equipment found in industry today.

Employers want technicians who can:

Follow instructions and document observations;
Understand and apply scientific concepts;
Operate with minimal supervision;
Work well alone or as part of a team; and
Learn new skills and concepts on their own.

Industry Standards:

TSTC has conferred more associate degrees than any public two-year college in the nation in the Engineering-related Technologies/Technicians category and in the state of Texas in Communication and Information Sciences and Support Services category, according to June 2009 edition of "Community College Week" magazine.

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