Associate of Applied Science in Engineering Technology - Self-Service Device Technicians in Henderson United States | College of Southern Nevada

This program equips students with essential competencies for supporting the development, configuration, problem-solving, and upkeep of specialized equipment including ATMs, interactive kiosks, gaming machines, and similar systems. The curriculum encompasses network administration platforms like player monitoring/slot control systems or ATM surveillance networks. Relevant industry standards, whether gaming compliance for slot devices or financial regulations for ATM operations, are integrated throughout each specialization. Core and advanced hardware elements of these systems will be examined, including components like randomizers, optical isolators, currency validators, note acceptors, and printing mechanisms. The course also explores the computing infrastructure and networked applications powering these technologies, with particular focus on casino gaming systems. Over two years, learners acquire industry-specific troubleshooting techniques and maintenance protocols through immersive, cutting-edge laboratory experiences.

Program Learning Objectives
Apply operational principles of automated service equipment including gaming devices, banking terminals, and information kiosks, along with their core technologies like randomizers, various memory types, and precision motors.
Explain functionality of standard auxiliary components, physical interfaces, monetary processing units, and operational states in gaming machines, ATMs, and/or self-service terminals.
Recognize electronic architectures and parts utilized in such equipment.
Exhibit professional conduct and teamwork abilities while effectively communicating technical findings through written and verbal presentations.