APA 3100 - Industrial Robotic Theory and Lab

Clock Hours: 210

Delivery Mode
on-ground

Course Description:
Students will learn how to set up robot programs and perform operations on robotic training system.

Student Learning Outcomes:

The student will be able to list advantages of automated manufacturing systems
The student will be able to describe an automated manufacturing system
The student will be able to describe inputs to a robotic system
The student will be able to control outputs to a robotic system
The student will be able to create a program that instructs the robot to go through a series of movements
The student will be able to save positions to a program
The student will be able to create conditional branching statements in a program

The student will be able to construct a program that uses information from sensors
Students will follow safety practices for industrial robots
Students will be able to identify safety devices and their purpose
Students will safely startup and shutdown both robot and controller
Students will be able to adjust each axis and reset all adjustment as needed
Students will be able to locate key components and state their purpose
Students will be able to troubleshoot error codes
Students will be able to integrate multiple programs to run as a single program
Students will understand how to monitor robot operation from the teach pendant or the programming