Students develop their technical skills in the laboratory.
Course work is provided in the areas of hydraulics, pneumatics, mechanical motion control, programmable logic controllers, servo and non-servo robotics, engines, electrical motors and generators, and industrial electricity. Culminating experiences in management provide graduates with skills to become supervisors, project managers, production automation technicians and technical salespeople in the field. This accreditation provides recognition of the attainment of professional goals and standards for Industrial Technology. The curricular pattern is reviewed in terms of stated objectives, content, methods, supporting resources and evaluation systems. Technical courses, in conjunction with middle management skills, enable graduates to enter industry in the areas of production automation, technical sales and distribution, project management and the supervision of electro-mechanical systems.