The mission of the Electronics program is to provide training in those electronics repair practices, and the use of diagnostic equipment, which will meet the occupational and technical needs of citizens of the school's service area who have an interest in employment in this type of occupation. This program covers A.C. and D.C. theory, digital electronics, microprocessors, microprocess interfacing and application, digital and analog communications systems, pneumatics, hydraulics, robotics, and programmable controllers. The student gains troubleshooting and repair experience through actual repair of microprocessor controlled devices and digital analog circuitry equipment. The mission of the Industrial Maintenance is to provide the student training in the use of equipment in the ever changing technological workplace. Industrial Maintenance work involves a variety of tasks each equipment repair job presents a different problem requiring the knowledge to diagnose and repair.
Instruction prepares the student with the abilities to perform general maintenance work.
Practical experience is gained in all five phases of Industrial Maintenance by shop practice, projects, and repair work utilizing hands-on applications. Completion of Industrial Maintenance prepares the student for employment within the manufacturing and maintenance industry. The mission of the Machine Shop program is to provide training in all phases of machine shop procedures, practices, and use of machining equipment in order to meet the occupational and technical needs of citizens of the school's service area who have an interest in employment in this type of occupation. The Machine Shop course is designed to develop skills in machine tool operation and to give students experience on a variety of machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, and computer numerical control machines. Instruction is given in related mathematics, blueprint reading, precision measuring, basic metallurgy, and heat treating of metals.