Advanced Manufacturing

The Advanced Manufacturing programs prepare students for careers in precision manufacturing, technical design, and the skilled trades. Most of these programs give students the opportunity to do hands-on work in the field. They are designed with input from their respective industries and taught by experts, so that students learn the most current techniques using the most modern technology.

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	Aerospace & Industrial Production Technologies This program prepares students or incumbent workers for careers in industrial production and fabrication. Students will learn the fundamentals of production tooling, fabrication, and additive manufacturing. Learn more
	Band Instrument Repair Technology This unique program prepares students for entry-level employment in the band instrument repair and service trade. Students will learn how to repair, maintain and adjust woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments typically used in big bands. Learn more
	Commercial Building Engineering Modern commercial buildings are wonders of engineering, combining electrical, mechanical and communications systems to create safe, comfortable environments for people. Learn more
	Commercial Refrigeration Technology Refrigeration and ventilation systems are growing more efficient and more complicated every year. Installing, fixing and maintaining these systems requires specialized, up-to-date knowledge and experience. Learn more
	Electrical Plant Maintenance Business and industry runs on electricity, and that power is generated or provided by an electrical plant. This program teaches students how to maintain and repair the electrical plants and machines used in industry. Learn more
	Engineering Design Technology Professional drafters make ideas possible. They take a concept created by an engineer or an architect and turn it into a technical drawing so that it can be built or manufactured. This program prepares students to enter the field of mechanical or architectural drafting. Learn more
	Field Surveying Technician Any kind of land development or construction begins with a careful measuring and study of the land. This work is done by land surveyors, one of the most ancient trades in human history. Learn more
	Industrial Engineering This program trains students to maintain, troubleshoot and repair equipment for industrial environments such as bakeries, breweries, and candy companies. Learn more
	Land Surveying Technician/Geospatial Science Any kind of land development or construction begins with a careful measuring and study of the land. This work is done by land surveyors, one of the most ancient trades in human history. Learn more
	Machining Technologies Machines and equipment such as planes and cars would not work without precise parts. Many of these come out of machine shops using sophisticated manufacturing equipment. Learn more
	Major Appliance & Refrigeration Technology Appliances are all around us, taking on the heavy work that makes modern life possible. Fixing and maintaining these machines requires knowledge of the science behind them, as well as solid, hands-on experience. This unique program does both. Learn more
	Mechatronics Mechatronics is the integration of mechanical, electrical, and computer science technologies that can be applied in a wide variety of industries. Technicians work in mechanical, electrical, automation, robotics and aerospace fields. Learn more
	Property Maintenance for Multi-Family Residences Property maintenance is the kind of work that rewards a jack of all trades, combining hands-on use of construction, repair, electrical and plumbing skills. This program prepares students to work in property maintenance for apartments and other multi-family housing. Learn more
	Welding This program prepares welders for most phases of the industry. It combines classroom time with practical experience in the most common manual and semi-automatic welding processes: OFW (gas), SMAW, GMAW, FCAW, GTAW, SAW (arc), MIG, and TIG. Learn more