1.
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Describe the application of logic gates to automated control
procedures. (I)
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2.
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Explain the concept of integrated circuits (IC's), and their
manufacturing process. (I)
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3.
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Describe the general operating characteristics of integrated circuits
(IC's). (I)
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4.
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Use flip-flops, counting circuits, and decoder circuits in a robot
control system. (II)
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5.
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Use display components including light emitting diodes (LED's),
fluorescent displays, and liquid crystal displays. (II)
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6.
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Operate a three-axis pick and place robot. (II)
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7.
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Describe the characteristics of operational amplifiers (Op Amps).
(III)
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8.
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Differentiate between Op Amp open-loop and closed-loop modes of
operation. (III)
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9.
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Describe the operation and applications of digital-to-analog and
analog-to-digital converters. (III)
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10.
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Describe applications of various types of register circuits. (IV)
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11.
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Use a robotic arm to demonstrate an application of a combination
register. (IV)
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12.
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Describe robotic applications for nonvolatile memories. (IV)
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13.
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Design and program high-level language programs to control a
point-to-point robot. (IV)
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14.
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Design and program computer programs that interface a microprocess to
external devices. (IV)
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15.
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Describe the characteristics of open-loop servo and closed-loop servo
systems. (V)
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16.
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Manipulate a robot using a closed-loop servo. (V)
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17.
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Use various modes of servo control. (V)
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18.
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Explain the functions of feedback devices. (V)
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19.
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Perform robot interfacing with a robot configured as part of a work
cell. (VI)
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20.
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Explain the concepts of job shop, flow shop, and project shop
manufacturing systems. (VII)
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21.
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Describe the flexible manufacturing system. (VII)
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22.
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Describe operations of robots in value added and non-value added work
applications. (VII)
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