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Automation Engineering Technology

University of Northern Iowa

Bachelor's DegreeAcademic

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The Automation Engineering Technology program will provide industry-relevant training and hands-on experience for students to apply automation engineering technology knowledge to industry and manufacturing for process control and system review. Students will be trained on sensors, instrumentations, electrical power, computer programming for controllers, process control, pneumatics and hydraulics, and mechanical systems to solve engineering and technology problems.

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120 credits

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University of Northern Iowa
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    Iowa

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