Associate of Applied Science
Allied Health and Nursing
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Engineering Technologies
The successful completion of the following programs leads to the conferral of the associate of applied science degree. See the Curriculum Guides for individual program requirements. The following Engineering Technologies division programs are available:
Alternative Energy
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Solar Technology
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Wind Turbine
Automation Engineering Technology
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Maintenance/Repair
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Systems Specialist
Computer Engineering Technology
Construction Technology
- Construction Engineering
- Construction Management
Electric Power Utility Technology
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Overhead Line Technician
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Substation Technology
Electronic Engineering Technology
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Welding Technology
In the associate of applied science of the Engineering Technologies program, it is possible to get co-op course credit for a work-based learning experience. This option is available to students who have successfully completed at least 15 credit hours in their program and have a 2.0 GPA, with a 2.5 GPA in their major field. The work placement must be related to the student’s major. The work experience is supervised by a faculty advisor and graded on an S/U basis. More details are available from the Engineering Technologies division or the Work-Based Learning office located in the Employment and Career Services Center.
In addition to the associate of applied science degree, the Engineering Technologies division offers one year technical certificate/certificate of proficiency programs in alternative energy technology - wind turbine, computer aided design operator, computer maintenance and networking, computer aided machining operator, computer and digital forensics, electronic engineering technology one year technical, industrial computing applications specialist, construction technology and quality control, solar technology, welding operator; and short-term technical certificate/certificate of completion programs in:
Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Student Life Division
The successful completion of the Sports and Fitness Management program leads to the conferral of the associate of applied science degree. See the Curriculum Guide for individual program requirements.
In addition to the associate of applied science degree, the Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Student Life division offers the certificate of proficiency program for personal trainers and certificate of completion for group exercise instructor.
Admission requirements for sports and fitness management, the certificate of proficiency for personal trainers and certificate of completion for group exercise instructor include:
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High school diploma or GED
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High school biology or equivalent
In all associate of applied science and certificate programs, students are REQUIRED to attend lecture, college laboratories and off-campus facilities. Transportation to and from off-campus facilities are the responsibility of the students and are not provided by the college.
Multidisciplinary Degree
Computer Games and Simulation Design—The successful completion of this program leads to the conferral of the associate of applied science degree. See the Curriculum Guide for individual program requirements.
Allied Health and Nursing/Fire Science Program
The successful completion of the following program leads to the conferral of the associate of applied science degree. See the Curriculum Guide for individual program requirements. Fire Science is available through the Allied Health and Nursing division.
Students are expected to attend lecture, college laboratories and off-campus facilities. When off-campus facilities are used, transportation to and from the off-campus sites will be the responsibility of the student.
In all associate of applied science and certificate of proficiency programs, students are REQUIRED to attend lecture, college laboratories and off-campus facilities. Transportation to and from off-campus facilities are the responsibility of students and are not provided by the College.
The fire science curriculum is offered in the evenings and online. The program is arranged for part-time students employed in the field and/or working in another field and retraining for fire science. All REQUIRED courses are rotated through the evening offerings.
Social Sciences and Human Services
The successful completion of the following programs leads to the conferral of the associate of applied science degree. See the Curriculum Guides for individual program requirements. The following Social Sciences and Human Services division programs are available:
In addition to the associate of applied science degree, the Social Sciences and Human Services division offers one year technical certificate/certificate of proficiency program in police science and public administration.
In all associate of applied science and certificate programs, students are REQUIRED to attend scheduled classes on campus and participate in clinical/field hours. Transportation to and from field sites is the responsibility of the student. Observations in field sites occur during the open hours of the centers used. Field observation may not be done in the student’s work place.