Bossier Parish Community College

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics is a 33-semester hour curriculum to prepare students for support service careers in the advanced manufacturing industry. The program is an industry-driven response to the growing manufacturer demands in the area. A plan of study, specifically designed to prepare students with both knowledge and hands-on training experiences, will provide graduates with a mechatronics based foundation for a successful career.

The Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Technology with a concentration in Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics provides the graduate the skills to work within a complex manufacturing system while assessing and analyzing the system as a whole. This degree will prepare technicians for occupations which combine the diverse fields of mechanical, electrical, and programmed automation and prepare students for the new breed of industrial careers where technicians manage, investigate, troubleshoot and repair mechatronic systems.

The Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Technology Automation and Controls program provides the graduate the opportunity to work as industrial electronic technicians in the growing Automation and Controls industry.

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics is a 33-semester hour curriculum to prepare students for support service careers in the advanced manufacturing industry. The program is an industry-driven response to the growing manufacturer demands in the area. A plan of study, specifically designed to prepare students with both knowledge and hands-on training experiences, will provide graduates with a mechatronics based foundation for a successful career.

The Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Technology with a concentration in Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics provides the graduate the skills to work within a complex manufacturing system while assessing and analyzing the system as a whole. This degree will prepare technicians for occupations which combine the diverse fields of mechanical, electrical, and programmed automation and prepare students for the new breed of industrial careers where technicians manage, investigate, troubleshoot and repair mechatronic systems.

The Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Technology Automation and Controls program provides the graduate the opportunity to work as industrial electronic technicians in the growing Automation and Controls industry.

The Career and Technical Certificate in Certified Production Technician will prepare students to work in entry level manufacturing related positions. The program is aligned with a national certification, Certified Production Technician (CPT) by the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council.

Industrial technicians must obtain a broad understanding of basic electricity, DC and AC circuits, semiconductor electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic instruments, programmable logic controllers, DC and AC motor control, and pneumatics. This program is designed to provide strong foundations in these areas as well as in technical mathematics.

The Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Technology with concentration in Engineering Graphics provides the graduate with the skills needed to enter the broad field of engineering graphics. The degree prepares individuals to function as entry level graphics specialists, and includes instruction on types of views, line and dimensioning standards, and spatial relationships of surfaces as typically used in engineering, industry, and architecture. The curriculum emphasizes 2-D and 3-D techniques, as well as computer software programs used in industry.

The Career and Technical Certificate in Certified Production Technician will prepare students to work in entry level manufacturing related positions. The program is aligned with a national certification, Certified Production Technician (CPT) by the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council.

Industrial technicians must obtain a broad understanding of basic electricity, DC and AC circuits, semiconductor electronics, digital electronics, microprocessors, electronic instruments, programmable logic controllers, DC and AC motor control, and pneumatics. This program is designed to provide strong foundations in these areas as well as in technical mathematics.

The Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Technology with concentration in Industrial Maintenance provides the graduate the skills to work within a complex manufacturing system while assessing and analyzing the system as a whole. This degree will prepare technicians for occupations which combine the diverse fields of mechanical, electrical, power transmission, fluid power, and welding and prepares students for the challenging industrial careers where technicians manage, investigate, troubleshoot, and repair manufacturing systems.

This certificate program produces a well-rounded American Welding Society (AWS) Schools Excelling through National Skills Education (SENSE) Level II Advanced Welder who can work in industries such as manufacturing, oil and gas, and construction

The Associate of Applied Science in Construction Technology and Management program specializes in preparing students to work with and use complex technical systems for careers in the Construction Technology area.

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Construction Technology is a 33-semester hour curriculum emphasizing skills and knowledge essential for employment leading to a construction specialization. The program includes training in the areas of materials and methods of construction, construction safety and OSHA requirements, contracting and laws, construction graphics and specifications, and specialized knowledge in NCCER Construction Tech or Energy Conservation.

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Engineering Graphics provides the graduate with the skills needed to enter the broad field of engineering graphics. The certificate prepares individuals to function as entry level graphics specialists, and includes instruction on types of views, line and dimensioning standards, and spatial relationships of surfaces as typically used in engineering, industry, and architecture. The curriculum emphasizes 2-D and 3-D techniques, as well as computer software programs used in industry

The Audio Technology Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) program prepares graduates to work in ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­sound reinforcement and studio recording environments. Students develop proficiencies that can be applied to professional career development or entrepreneurial goals.

The Communication Media Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) program prepares graduates to work in a variety of media environments. It allows students with interests in more than one area of the communication media program to develop a personal curriculum to meet their individualized needs and goals.

The Associate of Applied Science in Communication Media with a concentration in Multimedia allows students with interests in more than one area of the communication media program to develop a personal curriculum to meet their individualized needs and goals.

The Communication Media Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) program prepares graduates to work in a variety of media environments. It allows students with interests in more than one area of the communication media program to develop a personal curriculum to meet their individualized needs and goals.

The Associate of Applied Science in Communication Media with a concentration in Mass Communication is designed for students interested in the areas of television and film. The curriculum is designed to provide hands-on experience in all areas of production. The goal is to prepare students for entry into the workforce or for transfer to a 4-year program.

The Associate of Applied Science in Communication Media with a concentration in Multimedia allows students with interests in more than one area of the communication media program to develop a personal curriculum to meet their individualized needs and goals.

The Associate of Applied Science in Communication Media with a concentration in Sound and Music Recording is designed to train students in sound reinforcement and studio recording. Students develop proficiencies that can be applied to professional career development or entrepreneurial goals.

The TV Production Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) is designed for students interested in the area of television. The curriculum is designed to provide hands-on experience in multiple areas of television production.

The Video Editing Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) is designed for students interested in the area of video production. The curriculum is designed to provide hands-on experience in the area of video editing.

The Communication Media Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) program prepares graduates to work in a variety of media environments. It allows students with interests in more than one area of the communication media program to develop a personal curriculum to meet their individualized needs and goals.

The Associate of Applied Science in Communication Media with a concentration in Graphic Design/Computer Animation specializes in preparing students to be creative professionals utilizing industry standard technology and techniques to generate commercial designs, digital art, and moving images.

The Computer Animation Certificate of Technical Studies program prepares graduates to work in computer animation environments. It prepares students to be creative professionals utilizing industry standard technology and techniques to generate 2D and 3D moving images.

The Graphic Design Career and Technical Certificate (CTC) is designed for students interested in the area of graphic design. The curriculum is designed to prepare students to be creative professionals utilizing industry standard technology and techniques to generate commercial designs and digital art.

The Graphic Design Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) program prepares graduates to work in a variety of graphic design environments. It prepares students to be creative professionals utilizing industry standard technology and techniques to generate commercial designs and digital art.

The Multimedia Specialist Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) program prepares graduates to work as creative professionals in digital media related services. The curriculum provides specialized training that develops proficiencies in designing and developing multimedia campaigns to communicate with the public through various platforms.

The Multimedia Specialist Technical Diploma (TD) program prepares graduates to work as creative professionals in digital media related services. The curriculum provides specialized training that develops proficiencies in designing and developing multimedia campaigns to communicate with the public through various platforms.

The Associate of Applied Science in Communication Media with a concentration in Multimedia allows students with interests in more than one area of the communication media program to develop a personal curriculum to meet their individualized needs and goals.

The Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Care and Development of Young Children (CDYC) program prepares individuals to provide care and education for young children in early learning settings. The degree program honors the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Professional Code of Ethical Conduct and promotes developmentally appropriate practice as outlined in the Louisiana Early Learning and Development Standards. The program strives to prepare early childhood educators to serve as leaders and mentors with knowledge of growth and development of young children in cognitive, physical, emotional, and social domains.

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Corrections is designed to show recognition of extensive training in one of the primary areas of law enforcement.

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Corrections offers recognition for specialized training related to job classification and demands within the structure of criminal justice agencies that provide, within the law, due process and placement for those convicted and sentenced to incarceration.

This CTS focuses on the structure of the criminal justice agencies handling jails, probation juvenile diversion and parole, including those within the private sector that contract with government agencies to provide lock-up facilities for those sentenced to incarceration.

The certificate of Technical Studies in Criminal Justice Investigation is designed to show recognition of extensive training in one of the primary areas of law enforcement. Precise techniques must be mastered in accident investigation, human trafficking, homicide, drug enforcement and forensic methodology, as well as other investigative duties.

Police who know the skills, how to recognize evidence, how to preserve evidence and build a court case provide invaluable service to their department and the community they serve.

Bossier Parish Community College and the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences recognize the increasing demand for qualified, trained personnel in local and regional law enforcement, corrections communities, and medicolegal death investigation. In addition to these needs, the College also recognizes an interest from students who are planning to apply to law school following completion of a baccalaureate degree in Criminal Justice from a four-year university. Many law enforcement and corrections agencies encourage enrollment in this degree program by offering career advantages to college-educated candidates and professionals.

Bossier Parish Community College and the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences recognize the increasing demand for qualified, trained personnel with policing skills in local and regional law enforcement and corrections facilities.

The certificate of Technical Studies in Criminal Justice Investigation is designed to show recognition of extensive training in one of the primary areas of law enforcement. Precise techniques must be mastered in accident investigation, human trafficking, homicide, drug enforcement and forensic methodology, as well as other investigative duties.

Police who know the skills, how to recognize evidence, how to preserve evidence and build a court case provide invaluable service to their department and the community they serve.

Bossier Parish Community College and the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences recognize the increasing demand for qualified, trained personnel in local and regional law enforcement, corrections communities, and medicolegal death investigation. In addition to these needs, the College also recognizes an interest from students who are planning to apply to law school following completion of a baccalaureate degree in Criminal Justice from a four-year university. Many law enforcement and corrections agencies encourage enrollment in this degree program by offering career advantages to college-educated candidates and professionals.

Bossier Parish Community College and the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences recognize the increasing demand for qualified, trained personnel in local and regional law enforcement, corrections communities, and medicolegal death investigation. In addition to these needs, the College also recognizes an interest from students who are planning to apply to law school following completion of a baccalaureate degree in Criminal Justice from a four-year university. Many law enforcement and corrections agencies encourage enrollment in this degree program by offering career advantages to college-educated candidates and professionals.

Bossier Parish Community College and the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences recognize the increasing demand for qualified, trained personnel with policing skills in local and regional law enforcement and corrections facilities.

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Police Procedures is designed to show recognition of extensive training in one of the primary areas of law enforcement.

The process of policing has always been the focus of this program. In today’s society, police agencies are increasingly aware of the need to train officers in ethical policies and solid field procedures.

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Police/Community Relations is designed to show recognition of extensive training in one of the primary areas of law enforcement.

The relationship between police and the communities they serve has been highlighted by the increasing rise of tension between the two in regions of the U.S. Communities need police they can trust and police need community support for the vital functions they perform. By targeting specific information and skills, the CTS provides new hires valuable training and incumbent workers new avenues for promotion and advancement.

The certificate of Technical Studies in Criminal Justice Investigation is designed to show recognition of extensive training in one of the primary areas of law enforcement. Precise techniques must be mastered in accident investigation, human trafficking, homicide, drug enforcement and forensic methodology, as well as other investigative duties.

Police who know the skills, how to recognize evidence, how to preserve evidence and build a court case provide invaluable service to their department and the community they serve.

Bossier Parish Community College and the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences recognize the increasing demand for qualified, trained personnel in local and regional law enforcement, corrections communities, and medicolegal death investigation. In addition to these needs, the College also recognizes an interest from students who are planning to apply to law school following completion of a baccalaureate degree in Criminal Justice from a four-year university. Many law enforcement and corrections agencies encourage enrollment in this degree program by offering career advantages to college-educated candidates and professionals.

Bossier Parish Community College and the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences recognize the increasing demand for qualified, trained personnel in local and regional law enforcement, corrections communities, and medicolegal death investigation. In addition to these needs, the College also recognizes an interest from students who are planning to apply to law school following completion of a baccalaureate degree in Criminal Justice from a four-year university. Many law enforcement and corrections agencies encourage enrollment in this degree program by offering career advantages to college-educated candidates and professionals.

Bossier Parish Community College and the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences recognize the increasing demand for qualified, trained personnel with policing skills in local and regional law enforcement and corrections facilities.

The EMT Program provides students with one semester training in the skills and knowledge necessary to provide entry level pre-hospital emergency medical care. Upon successful completion of the course, the student is eligible to test for certification by the National Registry of EMT’s and licensure by the State of Louisiana.

The Legal Assistant program provides classroom and laboratory instruction and experience to students desiring a career as a legal assistant in the legal industry.

Paramedics perform advanced medical assessment, stabilization, and treatment of patients in emergency situations on scene and during patient transport to a hospital.

The Bossier Parish Community College Paramedic Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs upon the recommendation of the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Profession (CoAEMSP).

Paramedics perform advanced medical assessment, stabilization, and treatment of patients in emergency situations on scene and during patient transport to a hospital.

Bossier Parish Community College is an institution of higher learning that is dedicated to the premise that education is necessary for all people. The College provides a comprehensive educational program that helps students cultivate values and develop skills in critical thinking, self-expression, communication, decision making, and problem solving. This educational experience will prepare students professionally and technically by establishing a solid foundation upon which baccalaureate colleges of education will build, resulting in quality teachers to serve our community and state.

The mission of the Associate of Science in Teaching Program at Bossier Parish Community College is to provide the highest quality foundational coursework, specifically designed to produce teacher candidates for university colleges of education. Candidates will develop into effective communicators with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to meet the diverse educational needs of Louisiana schools and their students.

The Career and Technical Certificate in Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) is a 16-semester hour curriculum; emphasizing the skills and technical knowledge needed to obtain the Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician (CCENT) and CCNA. These certifications prepare the holder for an intermediate to advanced level career in network administration.

The Associate of Applied Science in Computer Information Systems provides the graduate with the knowledge and applied technical skills needed to enter computer-related occupations in the business/industry job market.

The Career and Technical Certificate in Computer Repair emphasizes the skills needed to repair computers and gives the opportunity to obtain a nationally recognized certification, CompTIA A+.

The Career and Technical Certificate in Help Desk provides core knowledge in troubleshooting basic computer software problems, developing soft skills, and working as an entry-level IT professional. Students receiving this certificate will be able to troubleshoot and correct computer problems on remote computers and successfully communicate with clients. The core content knowledge is applicable to not only Help Desk operations but to those working in a small business where these skills would be valuable.

The Associate of Applied Science in Computer Information Systems provides the graduate with the knowledge and applied technical skills needed to enter computer-related occupations in the business/industry job market.

The Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Technology with a concentration in Programmer Analyst focuses on programming techniques for software applications. The program prepares individuals to function as entry level programmers and work in a team environment, and includes instruction in a variety of programming languages on programming logic, writing and executing code to create and troubleshoot software applications, data structures and computer architecture.

The goal of the Certificate of Technical Studies in Information Systems Security Professionals credential is to provide students with the skills needed to manage an organization’s network security needs. The program prepares individuals to function as entry-level network security specialists, to keep network assets secure, conduct forensic analyses, practice encryption techniques, and organize security management.

The Associate of Applied Science in Computer Information Systems provides the graduate with the knowledge and applied technical skills needed to enter computer-related occupations in the business/industry job market.

The Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Technology with a concentration in Network Security provides students with the skills needed to manage an organization’s network security needs. The program prepares individuals to function as entry level network security specialist, and includes instruction on technologies to keep network assets secure, conducting forensic analyses, encryption techniques, and organizational security management.

The CTC in Network Security is a short term credential that includes valuable industry certifications (CompTIA’s A+, Network+, and Security+). Together, these three certifications help an individual partially meet 8570 requirements which is important to companies during the hiring process and when submitting proposals to secure government contract work. This CTC is contained within our current Cyber Technology (Network Security) curriculum, allowing students to earn a CTC and then continue to work towards an Associate of Applied Science degree.

The goal of the Certificate of Technical Studies in Senior Systems Managers program is to provide students with the skills needed to manage an organization’s network security needs. The program prepares individuals to function as entry level network security specialists, and includes instruction on technologies to keep network assets secure, conducting forensic analyses, encryption techniques, and organizational security management. This CTS is aligned with the CNSS 4011- 4016. Therefore, students who complete this CTS will receive a certificate acknowledging their receipt of CNSS 4011- 4016.

The Associate of Applied Science in Systems Administration with a concentration in Cloud Computing program provides students with the skills needed to manage an organization’s computer systems. The program prepares individuals to function as entry-level systems administrators and covers analyzing system logs, applying system updates, updating user accounts, troubleshooting problems, and ensuring uptime.

The Associate of Applied Science in Systems Administration with a concentration in DevOps program provides students with a broad, overarching knowledge of a variety of IT subject areas that brings together development, operations, and testing. DevOps is an interdisciplinary program that requires communication, collaboration, and a broad knowledge so that students understand the full-scope of software delivery.

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Programming for Digital Gaming focuses on programming techniques for software applications related to interactive and web based design. The program prepares individuals to function as entry level programmers, and includes instruction in a variety of programming languages on programming logic, writing and executing code to create and troubleshoot software applications.

The Career and Technical Certificate in Software Applications is a job-skills-specific program in the area of commonly used business software applications for students who do not need or wish to complete a two-year curriculum, but who are required to demonstrate proof of knowledge and skills necessary to meet the basic computer needs of the business community.

The Career and Technical Certificate in Web Design provides a well-rounded selection of courses balanced between general orientation to business/industry and applied technical skills. Students completing the Web Design CTC will obtain technical skills necessary for qualified entrance into Web Design and maintenance-related careers.

The Associate of Applied Science in Systems Administration with a concentration in Cloud Computing program provides students with the skills needed to manage an organization’s computer systems. The program prepares individuals to function as entry-level systems administrators and covers analyzing system logs, applying system updates, updating user accounts, troubleshooting problems, and ensuring uptime.

The Associate of Applied Science in Systems Administration with a concentration in DevOps program provides students with a broad, overarching knowledge of a variety of IT subject areas that brings together development, operations, and testing. DevOps is an interdisciplinary program that requires communication, collaboration, and a broad knowledge so that students understand the full-scope of software delivery.

The Culinary Arts program provides classroom and laboratory instruction and experience to students desiring a career as a professional chef. Students pursuing the Culinary Arts Certificate Program must meet all college entrance requirements. Students must show competency in Reading and English during the fall semester through an ACT score, placement test, or by completing the READ 099 and ENGL 099 course in the spring with a grade of “C” or better. First semester courses are offered during the fall semester only and students must enroll in all five courses concurrently. Second semester courses are offered during the spring semester only and students must enroll in all courses concurrently. In addition to tuition, there are additional fees that apply.

The ECG/Telemetry program provides short term (one semester) training for entry level positions in health care by preparing students to perform non-invasive cardiology tests, ECGs, stress tests, Holter monitoring, and arrhythmia recognition.

The goal of the Certificate of Technical Studies in Health Information Technology allows students to develop the skills and qualities needed to fulfill the multifaceted role of an information technology specialist in the healthcare field. Students will develop the attitudes and principles which will encourage continuing growth in a profession that is rapidly expanding in scope and the healthcare industry. The educational program in Health Information Technology responds to the projected future needs of the profession.

The Medical Office Specialist program prepares students to work in a variety of healthcare settings as medical coders or billing and reimbursement specialists.

The Medical Office Specialist program prepares students to work in a variety of healthcare settings as medical coders or billing and reimbursement specialists.

The Laboratory Assistant Program provides students who have completed an acceptable phlebotomy program with the additional training required to appropriately collect, label, and process blood and body fluids, run simple, CLIA waived laboratory tests and associated quality control procedures, perform routine maintenance of laboratory equipment, prepare reagents for laboratory tests and quality control procedures, and execute clerical duties associated with collection, processing, and testing of blood and body fluids. Laboratory assistants work in physicians’ offices, ambulatory clinics, and hospital laboratories.

The Medical Assistant program prepares graduates to work in physicians’ offices where they perform both administrative and clinical skills.

The Medical Assistant program prepares graduates to work in physicians’ offices where they perform both administrative and clinical skills.

The Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) Nursing Program is committed to student-centered learning through academic instruction, skills laboratory, clinical simulation, clinical experiences, and community service to promote excellence in nursing and the maximum development of student potential within an ethical, intellectually stimulating environment of caring in which diverse students develop their academic and nursing skills.

The Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) Nursing Program is committed to student-centered learning through academic instruction, skills laboratory, clinical simulation, clinical experiences, and community service to promote excellence in nursing and the maximum development of student potential within an ethical, intellectually stimulating environment of caring in which diverse students develop their academic and nursing skills.

The Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) program prepares students to work under the direction of occupational therapists to provide patient care in a variety of clinical environments. The mission of the OTA Program at BPCC is to provide students with the academic instruction and support services necessary to earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Occupational Therapy Assistant and graduate well-qualified occupational therapy assistants committed to serving the needs of the regional occupational therapy community. The OTA Program supports OT services that promote the therapeutic use of occupation and activity during the OT process to increase a person’s health, wellness and personal satisfaction.

The Pharmacy Technician program provides students with the skills and knowledge necessary to work as a certified pharmacy technician under the supervision of licensed pharmacists in various pharmacy settings. College-ready students can complete the Certificate of Technical Studies in Pharmacy Technician in two semesters. With additional course work, students can earn the Associate of Applied Science in Pharmacy Technician.

The Pharmacy Technician program provides students with the skills and knowledge necessary to work as a certified pharmacy technician under the supervision of licensed pharmacists in various pharmacy settings. College-ready students can complete the Certificate of Technical Studies in Pharmacy Technician in two semesters. With additional course work, students can earn the Associate of Applied Science in Pharmacy Technician.

The Phlebotomy program trains individuals in proper collection, transportation, and handling of blood and other body fluids including blood collection equipment, venipuncture, and capillary collection.

The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) program trains students to provide physical therapy services under the direction and supervision of a physical therapist. PTAs help people of all ages who have medical problems, or other health-related conditions that limit their ability to move and perform functional activities in their daily lives.

The Associate of Applied Science in Respiratory Therapy is a cooperative effort( consortium agreement) between Bossier Parish Community College, the School of Allied Health Professions at LSU Health Sciences Center, and area hospital clinical affiliates to prepare graduates with demonstrated competence in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains of respiratory care practice as performed by advanced practicing registered respiratory therapists (RRTs). Respiratory Therapists are employed with medical direction in the treatment, management, diagnostic evaluation, and care of patients with deficiencies and abnormalities of the cardiopulmonary system.

The Surgical Technology program provides training for students to assist the surgeon in the operating room environment.

The goal of the Bossier Parish Community College Surgical Technology program is to prepare graduates who possess cognitive skills necessary to function as an entry-level surgical technician; psychomotor skills necessary to perform the skills required of a surgical technician in the operating room environment; and affective skills necessary to function as an effective surgical team member while demonstrating professionalism

The Certificate of Technical Studies in Energy Services is a 34-semester hour curriculum to prepare students for support service careers in the energy industry. The program is an industry-driven response to the oil and gas resource discoveries in Northwest Louisiana since 2008 and the growing need for energy professionals for both production and energy delivery companies. A plan of study, specifically designed to prepare students with both knowledge and hands-on training experiences, will provide graduates with a mechatronics-based foundation for a successful career with an energy service company.

The Associate of Applied Science in Oil and Gas Production Technology prepares students for field operations careers in the oil and gas industry.

The Associate of Applied Science in Oil and Gas Technology with a concentration in Process Technology program is a 63-semester hour curriculum to prepare students for process operations in refineries, petrochemical, and other related industries. A plan of study, specifically designed to prepare students with both knowledge and laboratory/field experiences, has been developed in cooperation with industry. This program of study will provide graduates with the foundation for a successful career in the process technology industry.