The Engineering Technology Program provides students with skills in computer aided drafting (CAD) and conventional drafting.  CAD is a rapidly evolving technology that is creating new job opportunities.  A state-of-the-art computer laboratory maximizes “hands-on” time for each student.  Engineering Technology  combines laboratory experience with general education and technical courses.  Students are required to purchase necessary drafting equipment, textbooks, and reference materials.   Grading is based upon on-the-job standards and a grade point average of 2.00 for each unit and/or the approval of the instructor is required to permit entry into a following unit.  Cooperative professional/technical education (with local employers) may be included in the program with advisor approval.

Degrees Offered:
 

Bachelor of Applied Science Civil, GIS, Mechanical, Traditional
Bachelor of Applied Technology Civil
Associate of Applied Science Civil, GIS, Mechanical, Traditional
Technical Certificate

Program Instructor:
    

Jack Hutson

Steve Staab