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Submitter's Information

Name

Iolani Sodhy-Gereben

Title

Coordinator, Academic Support Services

Region

Bay Area

College

Laney College

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

Alejandria Tomas

CTE Dean's Email

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Program Details

Program Title

Quality Control

Submission Type

New Program

TOPs Code

Industrial Quality Control (095680)

Projected Start Date

03/01/22

Catalog Description

The Laney College Quality Control Certificate of Achievement is a career technical education program that prepares students for work as a quality control (QC) technician or quality assurance (QA) technician. The certificate provides students with the theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills required for precision measurement of manufactured parts according to specifications in engineering drawings using hand tools and sophisticated modern equipment like coordinate measuring machines (CMMs). The coursework also covers technical mathematics and a survey of machining processes.

Enrollment Completer Projections

CA=20

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
Program Goal

Laney College offers a new series of courses in Quality Control. The Certificate of Achievement in Quality Control prepares students for a career in industry performing precision measurement operations using inspection tools and metrology equipment, including Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs). Our students are trained in print reading, dimensional metrology, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, quality assurance, technical mathematics, and basic precision machining processes. We do this by interpreting engineering drawings and using industrial tools to inspect real parts. We emphasize current technology and industry standards (ASME Y14.5).The ultimate goal is for graduates to serve as quality leaders in industry who can provide vital feedback in manufacturing processes to limit scrap and rework

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

20

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative

Item 1.            Program Goals and Objectives

 

Laney College offers a new series of courses in Quality Control. The Certificate of Achievement in Quality Control prepares students fora career in industry performing precision measurement operations using inspection tools and metrology equipment,including Coordinate Measuring Machines(CMMs). Our students are trained in print reading, dimensional metrology, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, quality assurance, technical mathematics, and basic precision machining processes. We do this by interpreting engineering drawings and using industrial tools to inspect real parts. We emphasize current technology and industry standards (ASME Y14.5). The ultimate goal is for graduates to serve as quality leaders in industry who can provide vital feedback in manufacturing processes to limit scrap and rework.

 

Program Outcomes

1.     Develop a foundation of skills for using precision measuring tools and metrology equipment to inspect parts and assemblies and ensure they meet engineering specifications.

2.     Demonstrate technical literacy in reading and writing technical documents, determining required specifications based on engineering drawings, developing inspection plans, applying statistical process control, applying mathematics in problem solving.

3.      Demonstrate effective work practices for inspection rooms, including: establishment of good lab practices, proper care and maintenance of measuring tools, calibration of tools and equipment.

 

Item 2.            Catalog Description

 

The Laney College Quality Control Certificate of Achievement is a career technical education program that prepares students for work as a quality control (QC) technician or quality assurance (QA) technician. The certificate provides students with the theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills required for precision measurement of manufactured parts according to specifications in engineering drawings using hand tools and sophisticated modern equipment like coordinate measuring machines (CMMs). The course work also covers technical mathematics and a survey of machining processes.

 

Item 3.            Program Requirements

 

  Requirements Dept. Name/#   Name   Units Laney GE   Sequence
    Core Courses (16 units) MACH 75 GD&T using CMM 2.0   Yr 1, Spring
MACH 205 Engineering Drawings 3.0   Yr 1, Fall
MACH 210 Intro Machining 5.0   Yr 1, Fall



 

  MACH 211 Dimensional Metrology 3.0   Yr 1, Spring
MACH 212 Quality Assurance 3.0   Yr 1, Fall
              Select one of the following (4 units): MATH 220A Technical Mathematics with Algebra – Part 1 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220B Technical Mathematics with Algebra – Part 2 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220C Technical Mathematics with Algebra – Part 3 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220D Technical Mathematics with Algebra – Part 4 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220E Technical Mathematics with Geometry – Part 1 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220F Technical Mathematics with Geometry – Part 2 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220G Technical Mathematics with Trigonometry 1   Yr 1, Spring
or
MATH 221 Technical Mathematics 4   Yr 1, Spring
  Total Units   20    

 

 

Item 4.            Master Planning

 

This certificate represents a solution to the high demand for skilled labor in quality control in the Bay Area. The courses represent real world models of quality control and quality assurance, including use of coordinate measuring machines (CMMs); offer students the ability to gain valuable experience necessary for entry-level placement in the workforce.

 

Item 5.            Enrollment and Completer Projections

 

The enrollment data for the courses included in the CA in Machine Technology is shown in the table below. These are the numbers of grades (other than “W”) earned.Only regular semesters (fall and spring)are taken into account.

 

Enrollment Data –Number of Letter Grades(other than W) Earned

 

Course F18 & S19 F19 & S20 F20 & S21



 

MACH 75—GD&T USING CMM 0 0 0
MACH 205—ENGINEERING 75 77 43
DRAWINGS
MACH 210—INTRO MACHINING 95 42 53
MACH 211—DIMENSIONAL 16 9 0
METROLOGY
MACH 212—QUALITY ASSURANCE 0 0 0
MATH 220A—TECHNICAL 47 21 20
MATHEMATICS WITH ALGEBRA –
PART 1
MATH 220B—TECHNICAL 18 18 22
MATHEMATICS WITH ALGEBRA –
PART 2
MATH 220C—TECHNICAL 14 18 20
MATHEMATICS WITH ALGEBRA –
PART 3
MATH 220D—TECHNICAL 18 15 21
MATHEMATICS WITH ALGEBRA –
PART 4
MATH 220E—TECHNICAL 7 9 17
MATHEMATICS WITH GEOMETRY –
PART 1
MATH 220F—TECHNICAL 9 8 18
MATHEMATICS WITH GEOMETRY –
PART 2
MATH 220G—TECHNICAL 0 8 14
MATHEMATICS WITH
TRIGONOMETRY
MATH 221—TECHNICAL 0 0 0
MATHEMATICS

 

 

Item 6.            Place of Program in Curriculum/Similar Programs

 

a)      There is no active inventory records that need to be changed in connection with the approval of the proposed program.

b)       This program does not replace an existing program on the college’s inventory.

c)       There is no other similar program in the district.

 

Item 7.            Similar Programs at Other Colleges in Service Area



 

Laney is the only college in the district that offers quality control curriculum. Outside of our district,one other college in our service area offers a similar curriculum. De Anza College offers a Quality Control Technician certificate.

Program Requirements
  Requirements Dept. Name/#   Name   Units Laney GE   Sequence
    Core Courses (16 units) MACH 75 GD&T using CMM 2.0   Yr 1, Spring
MACH 205 Engineering Drawings 3.0   Yr 1, Fall
MACH 210 Intro Machining 5.0   Yr 1, Fall



 

  MACH 211 Dimensional Metrology 3.0   Yr 1, Spring
MACH 212 Quality Assurance 3.0   Yr 1, Fall
              Select one of the following (4 units): MATH 220A Technical Mathematics with Algebra – Part 1 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220B Technical Mathematics with Algebra – Part 2 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220C Technical Mathematics with Algebra – Part 3 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220D Technical Mathematics with Algebra – Part 4 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220E Technical Mathematics with Geometry – Part 1 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220F Technical Mathematics with Geometry – Part 2 0.5   Yr 1, Spring
MATH 220G Technical Mathematics with Trigonometry 1   Yr 1, Spring
or
MATH 221 Technical Mathematics 4   Yr 1, Spring
  Total Units   20    

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This certificate represents a solution to the high demand for skilled labor in quality control in the Bay Area. The courses represent real world models of quality control and quality assurance, including use of coordinate measuring machines (CMMs); offer students the ability to gain valuable experience necessary for entry-level placement in the workforce.
Please list similar programs at other colleges in the service area which may be impacted, including the name of the college, the name of the program that may be impacted, the name of the person you contacted and the outcome of that contact.
Laney is the only college in the district that offers quality control curriculum. Outside of our district, one other college in our service area offers a similar curriculum. De Anza College offers a Quality Control Technician certificate. • DeAnza CA in Quality Control Technician Mike Appio Department Chair, Design and Manufacturing Technologies appiomike@deanza.edu 408-864-8283 emailed and called them; as of 12/13/21 no reply

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Published at

12/13/21 - 11:24 AM

Status

Recommended

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