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1 Quality Assurance Associate in Applied Science Technology Division Office: Regional Technology Center M-TEC RTC2700 Phone: (810) The Quality Assurance program is designed to give students the technical and practical knowledge to enter the field of manufacturing or service as a quality professional. The student will learn the latest quality concepts and techniques used in modern facilities. Students will gain knowledge in process control, team problem solving, statistical methods, measurements, cost of quality, management concepts and employee involvement. See Notes below for more information Expand all " Preferred Classes" links The Business/Quality Assurance Option is designed for the student who would like a second area of concentration while completing their primary course of study. The Dual Track Business/Quality Assurance degree is a unique program at Mott Community College. Students in the Business Administration or Business Management areas may have a second area of concentration - that of Quality Assurance. Students in the Quality Assurance field, may satisfy the requirements for a Business Administration or Business Management Degree. The key to this integrated program is completion of the core requirements for each of the appropriate Associate Degrees. Option I satisfies only the requirements under the traditional Quality Assurance Degree. Option II lists the requirements for Dual Track degrees. Occupational Specialty Courses QUAL-105 Global Quality Assurance CAC, MES, 3 3 QUAL-107 Charts & Graphs for SPC CAC, MAC, 3 4 QUAL-201 Quality Documentation CAC, 4 4 QUAL-203 Advanced Problem Solving CAC, SAC 4 4 QUAL-205 Team Problem Solving CAC, SAC, 4 4 Required Related Requirement Courses BUSN-104 Introduction to Business 3 3 TECH-200 Design of Experiments SMC Required 5 5 Select 1 Option: Option 1 - Quality Assurance QUAL-101 Introduction to Quality Control CAC, 3 3

2 QUAL-103 Metrology NTL 3 4 QUAL-207 Software for Quality Assurance CAC 3 3 E DRFT-170 Blueprint Reading 3 4 MATL-150 Material Systems & Evaluation NTL 3 4 MATH-169 Probability and Statistics 4 4 or BUSN-106 Business Math 3 3 MATT-120 Technical Mathematics I MAC 4 4 or MATH-160 Intermediate Algebra 4 4 Select 6 credits from the following: Preferred Classes BUSN-105 Parliamentary Procedures 1 1 BUSN-108 Business Sales 3 3 BUSN-110 Business Visual Presentations 3 3 BUSN-112 The Business Portfolio 3 3 BUSN-121 Windows Desktop BUSN-130 Microsoft Access BUSN-180 Microsoft Excel BUSN-190 Microsoft Word 3 3 BUSN-206 Business Communications 3 3 BUSN-245 Purchasing Applications CAC, SAC, 1 1 BUSN-251 Business Law I 3 3 BUSN-252 Business Law II 3 3 BUSN-253 Advertising 3 3 BUSN-255 Principles of Marketing 3 3 BUSN-257 Consumer Behavior 3 3 CADD-181 Engineering Drawing and CAD I 6 8 CADD-182 Engineering Drawing II 4 6 CADD-185 Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting 4 6 CADD-186 Advanced Topics in CAD 4 6 CADD-187 CADD-188 Unigraphics-Basic Modeling & Drafting I Unigraphics - Design Modeling & Draft II CADD-189 Unigraphics - Drafting 3 4 CADD-190 Unigraphics - Advanced Modeling 3 4 CADD-263 Cad for Bldg and Construction 4 6 CADD-269 Design Dimensioning & Tolerancing 3 4 CADD-270 Descriptive Geometry & Applied Problems 4 6 CADD-271 Jig, Fixture and Gage Design 4 6 CADD-272 Die & Mold Design 4 6 CADD-273 Product Design 4 6 ELEC-131 Residential Electrical Wiring 3 4

3 ELEC-133 Electrical Circuits 3 4 ELEC-135 Electronic Components and Applications NTL 6 8 ELEC-139 Logical Control Systems NTL 6 8 ELEC-139A Hard Contact and TTL Device Logic.75 ELEC-139B PLC-Level 1.75 ELEC-139C Microcontroller Fundamentals.5 ELEC-150 National Electrical Code 3 3 ELEC-231 Fundamentals of Labview 3 4 ELEC-233 Embedded Controllers 6 8 ELEC-235 Instrumentation and Industrial Electronics NTL 6 8 ELEC-237 Electronics Communications NTL 6 8 MATH-021 Basic Mathematics 5 5 MATH-021A Whole Numbers 1 1 MATH-021B Fractions and Decimals 1 1 MATH-021C Signed Numbers and Equations 1 1 MATH-021D Percents, Proportions and Data 1 1 MATH-021E Geometry and Measurement 1 1 MATH-100 Math Approaches for Paraprofessionals MAC 4 4 MATH-101 Beginning Algebra 5 5 MATH-160 Intermediate Algebra 4 4 MATH-161 College Algebra 4 4 MATH-163 Plane Trigonometry 3 3 MATH-164 Applied Calculus I 4 4 MATH-168 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II 5 5 MATH-169 Probability and Statistics 4 4 MATH-176 Introduction to Graphing Calculators 1 1 MATH-261 Math for Elementary Teachers I 4 5 MATH-263 Math for Elementary Teachers II 4 5 MATH-267 Analytic Geometry and Calculus III 5 5 MATH-268 Differential Equations and Linear Algebra 5 5 MATH-278 Linear Algebra MATH-279 Differential Equations 3 3 MATL-150 Material Systems & Evaluation NTL 3 4 F MATL-151 Physical Metallurgy NTL 3 4 MDES-101 Modern Industrial Robotics 4 6 MDES-110 Introduction to Manufacturing Design SMC, 3 4 MDES-210 Tool Design for Manufacturing 3 4 F MDES-220 Ergonomics Design 1 1 MSIM-100 Introduction to Workcell Simulation CAC 4 6 MSIM-200 Robotics and Simulation 4 6 MSIM-210 Advanced Topics in Simulation 4 6 PROC-142 Manufacturing Processes NTL 3 4 PROC-143 Welding Processes NTL 3 4

4 PROC-144 Machining NTL 3 4 PROC-155 Computer Numerical Control II NTL 3 4 PROC-243 TIG Welding 3 4 PROC-245 Plastics and Processes 3 4 PROC-246 CNC Lathe NTL PROC-247 CNC Mill NTL PROC-265 Computer Aided Manufacturing 3 4 TECH-090 Skills for Technology I TECH-091 Skills for Technology II TECH-100 Communication Skills for Technology CAC, SAC, F TECH-102 Industrial Safety TECH-108 Electronics & Electrical Tech Internship 1 Option 2 - Business Management & Quality Assurance Required MGMT-181 Principles of Management 3 3 MGMT-283 Human Resources and Motivation 3 3 MGMT-284 Labor Relations for the Supervisor 3 3 MGMT-286 Personnel Management 3 3 BUSN-106 Business Math 3 3 or MATT-120 Technical Mathematics I MAC 4 4 BUSN-206 Business Communications 3 3 BUSN-251 Business Law I 3 3 BUSN-255 Principles of Marketing 3 3 ECON-221 Principles of Economics (macroeconomics) or ECON-222 Principles of Economics (microeconomics) SOC 4 4 SOC 4 4 ACTG-101 Applied Accounting 4 5 or ACT.-201 Principles of Accounting I 5 5 Select 1 course from the following (or any higher level MATH approved by the coordinator): Preferred Classes MATH-164 Applied Calculus I 4 4 MATH-167 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I 5 5 MATH-168 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II 5 5 MATH-169 Probability and Statistics 4 4 MATH-268 Differential Equations and Linear Algebra 5 5 MATH-278 Linear Algebra MATH-279 Differential Equations 3 3 Required

5 SUB TOTAL Plus any additional credits needed to fulfill graduation and/or General Education Requirements. General Education Requirements To assure a broad experience with general education for every MCC student, the College has adopted the following General Education Graduation Requirements. In order to graduate with an AA, AS, AGS or AAS degree, each student must fulfill each of these objectives: Objective I - Communication Complete the following: B 1 ENGL 101 English Composition 3 3 and 1 ENGL 102 English Composition Writing Across the Curriculum Preferred Classes QUAL-105 Global Quality Assurance CAC, MES, 3 3 QUAL-107 Charts & Graphs for SPC CAC, MAC, 3 4 QUAL-201 Quality Documentation CAC, 4 4 QUAL-205 Team Problem Solving CAC, SAC, 4 4 MDES-110 Introduction to Manufacturing Design SMC, 3 4 BUSN-245 Purchasing Applications CAC, SAC, 1 1 QUAL-101 Introduction to Quality Control CAC, 3 3 TECH-100 Communication Skills for Technology CAC, SAC, 1 SAC Speaking Across the Curriculum Preferred Classes QUAL-203 Advanced Problem Solving CAC, SAC 4 4 QUAL-205 Team Problem Solving CAC, SAC, 4 4 BUSN-245 Purchasing Applications CAC, SAC, 1 1 TECH-100 Communication Skills for Technology CAC, SAC, Objective II - Mathematics Complete one of the following: a. Placement Test score of Math 160 or higher;

6 b. Score 22 or better on the Math portion of the ACT or 560 on the Math portion of SAT test; c. Complete Math 101 or higher level MCC math course; d. Placement Test score of Math 101 or higher or complete: 1 MAC Math Across the Curriculum Preferred Classes QUAL-107 Charts & Graphs for SPC CAC, MAC, 3 4 MATH-100 Math Approaches for Paraprofessionals MAC 4 4 MATT-120 Technical Mathematics I MAC 4 4 and 1 MATH 021 Basic Mathematics 5 5 or MATT 094A Technical Arithmetic 1 1 MATT 094B Technical Algebra 1 1 MATT 094C Technical Measurement 1 1 MATT 094D Technical Geometry 1 1 or BUSN 106 Business Mathematics 3 3 or FMG.104 Food Service Math 3 3 Objective III -Multicultural Awareness Complete one of the following: 1 MES Multi-cultural Ethnic Studies Preferred Classes QUAL-105 Global Quality Assurance CAC, MES, 3 3 Objective IV -Computing Complete one of the following: C 1 CAC Computer Across the Curriculum Preferred Classes QUAL-105 Global Quality Assurance CAC, MES, 3 3 QUAL-107 Charts & Graphs for SPC CAC, MAC, 3 4 QUAL-201 Quality Documentation CAC, 4 4 QUAL-203 Advanced Problem Solving CAC, SAC 4 4 QUAL-205 Team Problem Solving CAC, SAC, 4 4 MSIM-100 Introduction to Workcell Simulation CAC 4 6 BUSN-245 Purchasing Applications CAC, SAC, 1 1 QUAL-101 Introduction to Quality Control CAC, 3 3 QUAL-207 Software for Quality Assurance CAC 3 3

7 TECH-100 Communication Skills for Technology CAC, SAC, Objective V -Scientific Inquiry Complete one of the following: 1 SMC Scientific Method Course Preferred Classes MDES-110 Introduction to Manufacturing Design SMC, 3 4 TECH-200 Design of Experiments SMC Area Requirements Complete one for each requirement: 1 HUM Humanities courses 1 SOC Social Sciences courses Preferred Classes ECON-221 ECON-222 Principles of Economics (macroeconomics) Principles of Economics (microeconomics) SOC 4 4 SOC NTL Natural/Technical Laboratory Science courses Preferred Classes QUAL-103 Metrology NTL 3 4 ELEC-139 Logical Control Systems NTL 6 8 PROC-144 Machining NTL 3 4 MATL-151 Physical Metallurgy NTL 3 4 PROC-246 CNC Lathe NTL PROC-246 CNC Lathe NTL MATL-150 Material Systems & Evaluation NTL 3 4 ELEC-135 Electronic Components and Applications NTL 6 8 ELEC-237 Electronics Communications NTL 6 8 PROC-142 Manufacturing Processes NTL 3 4 PROC-143 Welding Processes NTL 3 4 PROC-155 Computer Numerical Control II NTL 3 4 ELEC-235 Instrumentation and Industrial Electronics NTL 6 8 PROC-247 CNC Mill NTL

8 PROC-247 CNC Mill NTL NOTES A. Students who first started classes Fall 2002 or after must complete requirements in all categories. Students who enrolled prior to Fall 2002 may choose to fulfill these requirements or those in effect when they first enrolled. Those requirements may be found in previous catalogs or by checking with an advisor or counselor. B. A student may qualify to skip ENGL 101 and go directly to ENGL 102 by scoring 24 on the English part of the ACT, or 590 on verbal part of the SAT, or 115 on the placement test along with a reading level of grade 13 or higher and applying for and passing a special writing exam. C. Students may satisfy this requirement by passing the MCC computer literacy test. D. Students may substitute ENGL 101 & English Composition I & II with ENGL 101 & Technical Writing Emphasis I & II. E. Or a higher level CADD course F. Recommended Graduation: Remember to file an application for graduation with the Registration & Cashier s Office as soon as you register for your final semester. Expand all " Preferred Classes" links MOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1401 East Court St. Flint, MI (810) MCC