Goals of the Program The Industrial Technology Program provides training for CNC Machining and Programming
and General/Custom Technology Degrees - Quality/Manufacturing. The goals of the program
are:
To offer the Industrial Technology Program to employees in local industry to fulfill
their need for training bearing degree credit in the pursuit of career objectives.
To offer an entry mode and career path for secondary school students who cannot go
directly into apprenticeships or similar skilled positions in industry.
To offer opportunities for dislocated workers and persons changing careers to enter
new positions that would otherwise be inaccessible.
To offer a program option that is suitable for diverse industries of the region.
To provide a means by which local industry can meet growing needs to replace skilled
tradesmen, many of whom are now or soon will be of retirement age.
Program Details
Campus: North
Pre-Admission Recommendations: HS or HSE Diploma ACT/ASSET Placement Test Minimum level of competency in Math I and English
All new students must meet all the criteria for admission, including but not limited
to, holding a high school diploma or High School Equivalency (HSE) and taking the
ACT/ASSET placement test and achieving certain levels of competency. If minimal levels
of competency are not demonstrated in math and English, remedial courses may be needed
to improve the students' chances for success.
