Engineering and Industrial Technology

The college offers Engineering and Industrial Technology programs in 19 different fields. These programs are designed to prepare students for immediate employment or to help them upgrade skills they already use.

Three different lengths of program give students convenient options. Career studies programs supply basic skills.  Certificate programs add more advanced training and general education courses. Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) programs include both basic and advanced courses in the major field as well as general education requirements. Programs, whatever the level, may offer more than one track, or area of specialization.

Students must meet extra requirements or complete prerequisites before being admitted to some of the Engineering and Industrial Technology programs. These requirements are listed with the individual program descriptions.

Students may include related work experience as part of their education. The college’s cooperative education program allows them to earn income while they gain experience and college credit.