Simulation Technology
Overview
The Simulation Technology AAS program prepares students to maintain and support complex simulation systems used in aerospace, defense, and healthcare training environments.Students build a strong technical foundation before specializing in either aerospace or healthcare simulation maintenance, gaining hands-on skills in diagnostics, safety, and system reliability.
Program Goals and Outcomes
- Prepares students for technical roles maintaing and supporting simulation systems in aerospace and healthcare training environments.
- Combines a shared technical core with specialization in Aerospace or Healthcare Simulation Maintenance.
- Builds skills in electronics, networking, systems integration, diagnostics, safety, and regulatory compliance.
- Emphasizes hands-on diagnostics, documentation, and operational readiness aligned with industry standards.
- Graduates are equipped for careers in simulation centers and training organizations wehre reliability, safety, and quality are essential.
Degree Plan
The degree consists of 65 credit hours, including general education and program-specific courses:
General Education Requirements (18 hours minimum)
- English Composition (6 hours): ENGL 1113, ENGL 1213 OR ENGL 2053
- U.S. History/U.S. Government (6 hours): HIST 1483 or HIST 1493, POLS 1113
- Mathematics (3 hours): MATH 1513
- Humanities or Social Science Elective (3 hours): HUM/SOC
Program Requirements (29 hours)
- SIMT 1103 Introduction to Simulation Technology
- SIMT 1203 Documentation & Quality Assurance
- SIMT 1303 Simulation Safety, Regulations & Ethics
- SIMT 1404 Electronics, Communications & Sensor Fundamentals
- SIMT 1504 Mechanical & Motion Systems Fundamentals
- SIMT 1604 Simulation Computing Systems Fundamentals
- SIMT 1704 Visual & Display Systems Fundamentals
- SIMT 1804 Simulation Systems Integration & Troubleshooting
For a suggested course sequence, refer to the Rose State College catalog.
Contact Information: Workforce Development at (405) 733-7488
Transfer Options
Rose State College and other Oklahoma colleges and universities have memorandums of understanding which identify course equivalencies between both institutions. These agreements aid transfer students. View Articulation Agreements.
