Advanced manufacturing helps build our modern world. Learn to program robotics and work with equipment like hydraulics.
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Prepare for a real-world agriculture career. Includes partnerships with Case IH, John Deere, NRCS, Co-Alliance, Corteva and others.
From EVs to self-driving cars, few industries are moving as fast as automotive. Be ready with training in today's high-tech vehicles.
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Go wheels up on a great career with FAA-certified skills needed to perform maintenance, inspection, and repair of civilian aircraft.
Learn to deliver construction projects on time, on budget, and to the right standards. Internships available with industry partners.
Nothing is more hands-on than construction. Get the carpentry, electrical, or management skills for a variety of building trades.
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Discover the basics of form and function, with electives leading to paths such as Mechanical Design, Computer Graphics and others.
Learn how to maintain high-tech engine systems that rely on advanced computer electronics to comply with strict emission standards.
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Become a skilled technologist who can perform engineering tasks such as installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting electronic systems.
This computer-focused electronics program leans into automated systems, offering background in networking and digital communications.
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Get ready for the green energy future with skills in wind and solar power systems. Industry partners include Vectren, Siemens, and GE.
A focus on math and science gives you the foundation toward further study in mechanical, civil, electrical, or other engineering.
Often working with engineers, engineering technicians have responsibilities that can include project development, planning, and testing.
Train with actual furnace and AC equipment while also learning about new technologies like solar, geothermal, and HVAC automation.
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Manufacturers need technicians who understand modern machines. Train for career fields like repair technician, welder, or machinist.
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There’s high demand for skills in precision machining. Certificate paths include manual machining or computer-based CNC machining.
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Online degree program designed to lead to roles as technicians, operators, and managers on the modern manufacturing plant floor.
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Get skills that can lead to careers related to mechanical engineering, including product design, drafting, manufacturing, and testing.
Combines skills from the world of IT, engineering, operations, and informatics to develop systems that improve manufacturing efficiency.
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