04-20-2015 - Robotics Training - Advanced - New Bern, NC
Training Provider: Craven Community College
Dates: MO Apr 20, TU Apr 21, WE Apr 22, TH Apr 23, FR Apr 24, MO Apr 27, TU Apr 28, WE Apr 29 from 5:30pm to 9:30pm
Location: New Bern, NC
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Why Should You Take This Robotics Training - Advanced Course?
This 32 Hour Robotics Training - Advanced course takes up where the Basic Robotics Programming Course left off and introduces the student to using the KUKA Robotics Language ( KRL ). Upon completion of this class the student will learn functions of the robot at the "Expert Level."
Prerequisites: Robotics Training - Basic course
Topics To Be Covered Include:
- Introduction and Topics
- Structured programming
- Introduction to Expert Level
- Variables and Declarations
- Sub-Programs and Functions
- Programming Motions with KUKA Robotic Language (KRL)
- Timers and System Override
- Program Execution and Control Functions
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| Certificates | Certificates are issued 1-3 days after course completion |
| Food | No food provided |
800 College Court (AMC 102), New Bern, NC 28562
MO Apr 20, TU Apr 21, WE Apr 22, TH Apr 23, FR Apr 24, MO Apr 27, TU Apr 28, WE Apr 29 from 5:30pm to 9:30pm
The overall purpose of the strategic planning process is to guide the College in the improvement of educational opportunity and service to the citizens of Craven County. This necessitates that we consistently improve the quality and breadth of our educational programs and services. The final plan, “MANY VOICES ONE VISION: CRAVEN 2015‚†serves to enrich the character of the College and to define its central role within the community, the region and the State of North Carolina. The plan identifies a series of strategic goals to address a diverse community and a global economy. Building on the new College Mission, Vision, Core Values and Strategic Goals, the plan incorporates information and ideas contributed by constituent groups within the College as well as from external stakeholders and community leaders. The three Strategic Goals are a comprehensive response to the needs of our community and the institution at this time and they represent enormous potential for growth and expansion of the college.
Questions? 954-400-0595
