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Automotive Technology Automotive Technology Automotive Technology
The Automotive Technology program prepares students to work as automotive service technicians in automotive stores, tire service centers, service stations and for automobile dealers and the automotive repair and maintenance industry. The number of vehicles in use and on the road today continues to rise. This is generating an increasing need for more entry-level service technicians as these cars and trucks require inspection, maintenance, and repairs. Join an industry where your skills and knowledge are important and essential to the ongoing transportation needs in today's modern car-driven society. The Automotive Technology program prepares students for entry-level vehicle operations and maintenance positions. This non-credit option is designed for individuals seeking workforce training, professional development, or personal enrichment. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
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The Building Trades program provides students with comprehensive practical training in Electrical, Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC), Welding programs. Students receive expert knowledge, high-tech skills, and hands-on experience from industry experts delivering extensive, relevant instruction in classrooms and fully-equipped labs. Certificate
Game_Simulation Game_Simulation Game & Simulation Development
The Game and Simulation Development A.A.S. degree is being suspended. No new students will be admitted to the program at this time. Certificate
STEM Mathematics STEM Mathematics Mathematics
The Mathematics Area of Concentration within the A.S. in STEM is a transfer degree that provides courses typically required of mathematics majors during their first two years of college. Students who study higher level mathematics are sought out by employers because of their problem-solving skills, ability to think logically, and ability to understand technical information. Students who earn degrees in mathematics go on to work in banking and finance, actuarial sciences, operations research, computer science, cryptology, and teaching. Degree
Computer_Aided_Design Computer_Aided_Design Computer Aided Design
The Architectural Computer Aided Design (CAD) program provides students with the necessary education to pursue employment as an architectural drafter/designer. This program provides students with a broad range of knowledge and skills required for success in a career as an architectural CAD drafter, designer, operator, or technician. Degree • Certificate
Computer_Science Computer_Science Computer Science
The Computer Science A.S. degree program enables students to learn the basics of computer languages, system architecture, and operating systems. Students can apply learned skills to professional disciplines such as system architecture, operating systems, and artificial intelligence.  Degree
Computer Studies Computer Studies Computer Studies
The Computer Studies program offers innovative ways for students to prepare for employment in the field. Certificate options are available for Computer Studies, Computer Support Specialist, and Healthcare Information Technology. Certificate
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The Electrical program prepares students for entry-level electrical positions and apprenticeships. This option does not award academic credit. It is designed for individuals seeking personal enrichment or professional development. For related academic credit programs, see Building Trades. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
Cybersecurity Cybersecurity Cybersecurity
The Cybersecurity program prepares students for a career in the cybersecurity capacities, such as information security analyst, information technology auditor, network security engineer, and information assurance engineer. This program covers technologies, techniques, and tools required by the cybersecurity industry to identify and respond to threats and vulnerabilities in cyber systems. The Cybersecurity degree and the Information Security and Assurance certificate can be completed entirely online, Degree • Certificate
CEWD_HVAC CEWD_HVAC Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
The HVAC program prepares students for entry-level HVAC positions and apprenticeships. This option does not award academic credit. It is designed for individuals seeking personal enrichment or professional development. For related academic credit programs, see Building Trades. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
STEM STEM STEM
The Associate of Science in STEM enables students who are interested in earning a four-year degree to explore STEM, and supports students whose desired STEM transfer major is not directly represented by one of the FCC approved Areas of Concentration in Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, and Mathematics. A STEM A.S. degree program and a STEM Technology A.A.S. degree program are available. *The STEM degree can be completed entirely online. Degree
Engineering Engineering Engineering
The Engineering Area of Concentration within the A.S. STEM is a transfer degree that provides courses typically required of engineering majors during their first two years of college. Degree
Information Technology Information Technology Information Technology
Information Technology courses deliver real-world experience, hands-on training, and in-depth industry knowledge from certified instructors in classrooms and online. A wide range of certification preparation and application instruction is available, with courses designed for first-time users to advanced IT professionals. This non-credit option is designed for individuals seeking workforce training or professional development. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
Man working on engine Man working on engine Logistics & Production Technology: Applied Biotechnology
The Logistics & Production Technology program delivers in-depth knowledge and applied experience for successful entry-level positions into the Supply Chain, Biotechnology, and Manufacturing industries. Prepare to work in the rapidly growing and highly specialized biotech industry and learn how to maintain equipment and systems that support this growth. Topics include safety, regulation, clean room techniques, Good Manufacturing Practices, cascade refrigeration, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), sensors and robotics. Students will earn industry credentials through the National Coalition of Credentialing Centers: Sensors I, PLC Technology I: Allen Bradley and Siemens, and Introduction to Robotics. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
Man working on engine Man working on engine Logistics & Production Technology: Applied Biotechnology
The Logistics & Production Technology program delivers in-depth knowledge and applied experience for successful entry-level positions into the Supply Chain, Biotechnology, and Manufacturing industries. Prepare to work in the rapidly growing and highly specialized biotech industry and learn how to maintain equipment and systems that support this growth. Topics include safety, regulation, clean room techniques, Good Manufacturing Practices, cascade refrigeration, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), sensors and robotics. Students will earn industry credentials through the National Coalition of Credentialing Centers: Sensors I, PLC Technology I: Allen Bradley and Siemens, and Introduction to Robotics. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
Information Technology Information Technology Information Technology
The Information Technology program offers innovative ways for students to prepare for employment in the field including career programs (A.A.S.), transfer programs (A.S.), certificates, and letters of recognition.  * The Information Technology Specialist degree and the Network Engineering degree can be completed entirely online. Degree • Certificate • Letter of Recognition
Man working on wiring Man working on wiring Logistics & Production Technology: Manufacturing Technology
The Logistics & Production Technology program delivers in-depth knowledge and applied experience for successful entry-level positions into the Supply Chain, Biotechnology, and Manufacturing industries. This program consists of level one and level two training. Manufacturing Technology coursework level one provides foundational conceptual and hands on training which leads to nine nationally recognized credentials from the National Coalition of Credentialing Centers: Foundational and Applied credentials in Sensors, PLC Technology, Fluid Power, Mechanical Systems, Product ID, and Robotics. Level two coursework builds upon the same with applied labs and troubleshooting and an opportunity to earn six additional credentials. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
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The Welding program prepares students for entry-level welding positions and apprenticeships. This option does not award academic credit. It is designed for individuals seeking personal enrichment or professional development. For related academic credit programs, see Building Trades. Continuing Education & Workforce Development
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Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)
The evaluation of college-level or experience-based learning that an individual has achieved outside of traditional classroom environment that can be used to demonstrate college-level learning for academic credit awards. Learn more