Instrumentation-BAS

Program Overview

Bachelor of Applied Science - Instrumentation 

• Advanced Measurement and Control – Un­derstand and apply measurement and control systems to regulate temperature, pressure, level, and flow in industrial processes.
• Industry Terminology and Standards – Interpret specialized terms and standards (including ISA) to communicate effectively and ensure compliance in industrial settings.
• Measurement Device Selection – Choose the right measurement devices and sensors for differ­ent applications, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
• Feedback Control System Design – Design and op­timize feedback control loops using PID control to improve system stability and process efficiency.
• ISA Standards and Documentation – Use ISA standards to interpret and create technical docu­ments, symbols, and schematics for instrumenta­tion systems.
• Calibration and Maintenance – Calibrate, align, and maintain pressure and temperature transmit­ters to ensure accurate system measurements.
• Pneumatic Systems – Install, calibrate, and main­tain pneumatic instruments while understanding their role in control systems.
• Troubleshooting and Optimization – Diagnose and troubleshoot issues in instrumentation systems, improving performance through data analysis and diagnostics.
• Process Automation Integration – Integrate instrumentation systems into process automation networks to optimize real-time data analysis and enhance system performance.
• Safety and Regulatory Compliance – Follow safety regulations, perform hazard analysis, and pro­mote a culture of safety in the workplace.
• Leadership and Project Management – Lead instrumentation projects, manage teams, sched­ules, and ensure quality and timely completion of tasks.
• Professional Development and Certification – Pre­pare for industry certifications (like CCST) and stay updated with advancements in instrumentation and process automation.