This program prepares you to be a skilled technician in scientific industries. Entry-level positions include analyst, research assistant, technicians in process development, junior chemists, and general laboratory assistants. Students enrolled in this program may earn cooperative education credits. For more information, contact the program faculty. This program prepares you for detail, design, or layout drafting in manufacturing.
Graduates are skilled in design drafting with both manual and computer-aided techniques.
These skills are needed for entry-level positions in the mechanical engineering field, including engineering aide, design draftsperson, or CAD operator. Students should have Reading and Mathematics skills at the college level or be prepared to develop these at the College. Introduction to Engineering will be useful to students developing these skills. This program prepares you to be an electronics technician by performing repairs, maintenance, development and testing of computer systems. The microcomputer technician is skilled in assembly level programs and higher level languages, electronic operations of computers, interfacing techniques and peripheral devices.