Chattanooga State Community College

The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician Program includes basic and limited advanced skills focused on the acute management and transportation of critical and emergent patients. The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician has the knowledge associated with, and is expected to be competent in, all of the skills of the EMR and EMT. Additional studies include pharmacological interventions, tracheobronchial suctioning of an already intubated patient, and intravenous therapy. This program follows the guidelines set by the National Scope of Practice Model and is designed to help prepare individuals for licensure as an Advanced Emergency Medical Technician by the Tennessee Department of Health, Division of Health Technician training is a combination of classroom instruction (lectures and hands-on-practical skills) and numerous areas of clinical experience. Upon successful completion of the course, students are eligible to sit for the National Registry written and practical examinations. The Advanced Emergency Medical Technician renders basic and advanced life support to patients at the scene of their injuries or illness and continues this treatment while transporting these patients to the hospital.

Paramedics are healthcare professionals who possess special knowledge and advanced skills in pre-hospital emergency medicine. They are the eyes, ears, and hands of the physician at the hospital, and as such, they render basic and advanced life support to patients at the scene of their injuries or illness, and continue while transporting these patients to the hospital. Paramedics are in radio contact with the physician at the hospital at all times. Paramedics are part of the rapidly expanding branch of the health care profession known as EMS (Emergency Medical Services).

The EMT Program is delivered through a combination of classroom instruction (didactic and psychomotor) and clinical experience. Upon successful completion of the coursework, students are eligible to sit for the National Registry’s written and practical examinations. Upon successful completions of examinations and other licensure requirements, the student will be eligible for the State of Tennessee EMT license. The EMT renders life support to patients at the scene of their injuries or illnesses and prepares these patients for transport to the hospital.

The Associate of Applied Science Paramedic degree will provide the paramedic student or licensed paramedic at Chattanooga State Community College an additional pathway for degree completion, and will provide training critical to meeting the needs of the healthcare/emergency medical services workforce of Tennessee. The embedded Paramedic Technical Certificate includes advanced knowledge and skills focused on the acute management and transportation of critical and emergent patients. The General Education portion of this degree program will insure that paramedic graduates are competent in the skills necessary to compete in today’s competitive job market, as well as prepare paramedic students for successful completion of the Technical Certificate.

Upon completion of an associate of science degree, you will have acquired a thorough understanding of the American criminal justice system's structure, organization, and function. With the A.S. you can take advantage of the Tennessee Transfer Path program that allows for transfer to any participating four-year institution to work toward a bachelor's degree. See your advisor for other transfer options in and out of state.

Upon completion of an associate of science degree, you will have acquired a thorough understanding of the American criminal justice system's structure, organization, and function. With the A.S. you can take advantage of the Tennessee Transfer Path program that allows for transfer to any participating four-year institution to work toward a bachelor's degree. See your advisor for other transfer options in and out of state.

Upon completion of an associate of science degree, you will have acquired a thorough understanding of the American criminal justice system's structure, organization, and function. With the A.S. you can take advantage of the Tennessee Transfer Path program that allows for transfer to any participating four-year institution to work toward a bachelor's degree. See your advisor for other transfer options in and out of state.

The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree prepares students for a career in child care and early education. Graduates of the ECED AAS program are prepared with career-specific skills and knowledge through a variety of field and classroom experiences. Knowledge and skills are presented in immediately practical, hands-on assignments. This degree meets many state and federal programs’ requirements for early childhood professionals, both in the classroom and in leadership positions. The program includes 61 credit hours for completion in two academic years of full-time enrollment. Most students with full-time work choose to complete the program a little more slowly.

The Technical Certificate is for students who want to pursue a career in Early Childhood Education as a caregiver or administrator for children ages birth through eight years. It is also for students who already work in early childhood and want credentials to match their experiences. The certificate meets one of the staff qualifications for Child Care Licensing, the Tennessee Star Quality Program, and many Head Start programs in this region. The Technical Certificate is an embedded certificate, as all eight classes count toward the Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education. The program includes 24 credit hours and can be completed in two full-time semesters, though four part-time semesters are often recommended for working students.

Fire science students complete their degree through online learning. After completing general education and technical core courses, students complete courses in one or more of these three areas of concentration: Fire Suppression, Emergency Service Supervision and Administration (ESSA), Emergency Medical Care (EMC).

A paralegal or legal assistant is qualified by education, training or work experience and employed or retained by a lawyer, law office, corporation, government agency or other entity. Paralegals perform specifically delegated substantive legal work for which a lawyer is responsible.

The paralegal studies program offers a twenty-one (21) credit hour Technical Certificate, which can be completed in one (1) calendar year. The program is open to any student who has already earned a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution. Upon completing the certificate program the student would then enter the paralegal profession under the supervision of an attorney in the private or public sector.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Graduates of the Welding Engineering Technology concentration will learn practical skills and theory in a wide range of welding technologies. Students will learn welding inspection methods, fundamentals of welding design and welding code requirements using various welding machines and robots for materials joining. Students will be prepared for careers in the high-growth welding industry and begin the path to attaining Certified Welding Inspector or Certified Robotic Arc Welding certificates.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Embedded Certificates are designed to open career pathways for students. They are awarded as part of and/or as a step toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree. The curriculum, content and requirements are contained within the greater requirements of an A.A.S. degree program.

Graduates of the Welding Engineering Technology concentration will learn practical skills and theory in a wide range of welding technologies. Students will learn welding inspection methods, fundamentals of welding design and welding code requirements using various welding machines and robots for materials joining. Students will be prepared for careers in the high-growth welding industry and begin the path to attaining Certified Welding Inspector or Certified Robotic Arc Welding certificates.

The computer-aided drafting (CAD) Technical Certificate of Credit program prepares students for the workplace as (CAD) Drafters and Designers. Working architects, engineers, drafters, and designers can also upgrade their (CAD) skills. When the program is completed, participants have developed skills using AutoCAD and specialty software packages like electronics, mechanical design, architectural design, civil design, or graphic programming.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

Civil engineering technicians help make the wonders of the modern world possible such as highways, bridges, transit systems, airports, water systems and other structures. They assist in such activities as the design of structural steel and reinforced concrete, monitoring construction, surveying and mapping, and assisting in the design of hydraulics structures.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

The Sonography Programs at Chattanooga State Community College are 12-month certificate programs which begin each fall semester. Full-time student status is required. Both programs are currently accredited by CAAHEP. A class will be accepted each year for fall admission, rotating between the general sonography program offering and the cardiovascular program offering. All courses are taught by Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographers, Registered Vascular Technologists, Registered Diagnostic Medical , Sonologists, Cardiologists, and other qualified personnel for each designated subject.

The Sonography Programs at Chattanooga State Community College are 12-month certificate programs which begin each fall semester. Full-time student status is required. Both programs are currently accredited by CAAHEP. A class will be accepted each year for fall admission, rotating between the general sonography program offering and the cardiovascular program offering. All courses are taught by Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographers, Registered Vascular Technologists, Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographers, Sonologists, Cardiologists, and other qualified personnel for each designated subject.

The 3-semester certificate program provides a foundation in the health sciences along with extensive training in the technology necessary to perform those tasks delegated to dental assistants by the State Dental Practice Act. Clinical training experiences working with dentists and patients are provided in private offices of practicing dentist, at community health centers, and at the Dental Center on the Chattanooga State campus on Amnicola Highway. Students who successfully complete this program are eligible for Registration as a dental assistant in Tennessee with state certifications in Dental Radiology, Sealant Application, Monitoring Nitrous Oxide, and Coronal Polishing. Graduates are also eligible to sit for the Dental Assisting National Board Examination (DANB) Examination to become a Certified Dental Assistant (CDA).

The dental assisting program provides a foundation in the health sciences along with extensive training in the technology necessary to perform those tasks delegated to dental assistants by the State Dental Practice Act. Clinical training experiences working with dentists and patients are provided in private offices of practicing dentist, at community health centers, and at the Dental Center on the Chattanooga State campus on Amnicola Highway. Students who successfully complete this program are eligible for Registration as a Dental Assistant in Tennessee with state certifications in Dental Radiology, Sealant Application, Monitoring Nitrous Oxide, and Coronal Polishing. Graduates are also eligible to sit for the Dental Assisting National Board Examination (DANB) Examination to become a Certified Dental Assistant (CDA).

A dental hygienist is an oral health professional who is trained to provide comprehensive preventive dental health services to the public. Included in these services are examination of oral and facial structures, removing stains and deposits from the teeth, periodontal debridement, exposing and processing dental images, applying decay-preventive agents and preparing clinical and laboratory diagnostic tests used by the dentist to provide quality patient care. Many dental practices require some chair side or business office duties. Frequent patient visits afford the dental hygienist the opportunity to instruct patients in proper oral hygiene techniques to practice at home and work. An Associate of Applied Science degree is awarded after successful completion of the Dental Hygiene Program. Board examinations are required for licensure and licensure requirements vary from state-to-state.

The Nursing Program prepares students to be registered nurses who will help meet the current and emerging needs in the workplace for registered nurses. Graduates use a clinical decision making process to provide care to diverse individuals across the life-span.

Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTAs) use purposeful activities to help a person maintain or restore the highest level of independence possible in activities meaningful to that person. Occupational therapy assistants work in a variety of settings such as hospitals, outpatient centers, school systems, skilled nursing facilities, community programs, home health agencies, and mental health agencies.

Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) work under the direction and supervision of a Physical Therapist (PT). PTA’s perform physical therapy treatment interventions delegated by the supervising Physical Therapist. The PTA Program is a combination of classroom, laboratory and clinical practice designed to prepare the student in the use of therapeutic exercise, physical therapy modalities, clinical communication skills, and special treatment procedures. Program content is based on recommended guidelines as established by the American Physical Therapy Association and the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education. The program prepares students to take the board examination for Physical Therapist Assistants administered by the Federation of State Board of Physical Therapy for the state. Students preparing to enter an educational program in physical therapy should have a strong math and science background.

The radiologic technology program prepares students to sit for the national licensure examination offered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The qualified, licensed radiologic technologist is an essential member of the health care team, utilizing radiation in the safest manner to produce high-quality, diagnostic images for all patient populations. Program graduates may further their education in computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, mammography, ultrasound, nuclear medicine, or radiation therapy here at Chattanooga State.

Respiratory therapists are an important part of the health care team who work under the direction of a physician. They work with patients of every age who suffer with breathing problems. Those people include premature babies, heart attack and accident victims, post-surgery patients and those with chronic lung diseases such as asthma, emphysema and cystic fibrosis. These patients may need to receive oxygen or breathing medications and treatments. Respiratory therapists are also an important part of the hospital’s emergency team which performs cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Patients who can’t breathe well enough on their own are placed on mechanical ventilators, which are monitored and operated by therapists in intensive care units. Therapists may also work with chronic lung patients in rehabilitation programs or in nursing homes. Other therapists may work in diagnostic departments where they measure lung volumes of patients to determine if there is abnormal function.

Veterinary Technicians are the nurses of the veterinary profession. They care for animals, ranging in all sizes from kittens to horses, in many different ways. They play a vital role in treating illnesses and injuries, monitor anesthesia, assist in surgery, perform laboratory tests, take radiographs, dental exams and cleanings, dispensing prescriptions and educating pet owners about preventative care. It is many health professions rolled into one with all the patients being animals.

The mission of Computer Information Technology Department is to prepare students for Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Defense, Networking, and Programming Concentration along with certifications in emerging Information technologies. The programming track prepares students in databases, object-oriented and web programming languages to design, develop and implement scalable applications for Software Engineer careers. The Cyber Defense program prepares students with skills needed to identify vulnerabilities and fortify computer systems in order to prevent cyber security breaches. The Networking program provides students with network management skills, computer security, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. Students will develop strong critical thinking skills in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

The Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology major gives students a broad education in AC and DC circuits, electronic circuits, logic circuits, advanced electronic circuits, digital computer systems, and integrated circuits through practical laboratory experiences and classroom instruction. The Computer Systems concentration provides in-depth study in micro-computer peripherals, bus standards, communication protocols, and the latest in microprocessor technology.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

The mission of Computer Information Technology Department is to prepare students for Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Defense, Networking, and Programming Concentration along with certifications in emerging Information technologies. The programming track prepares students in databases, object-oriented and web programming languages to design, develop and implement scalable applications for Software Engineer careers. The Cyber Defense program prepares students with skills needed to identify vulnerabilities and fortify computer systems in order to prevent cyber security breaches. The Networking program provides students with network management skills, computer security, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. Students will develop strong critical thinking skills in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

The Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology major gives students a broad education in AC and DC circuits, electronic circuits, logic circuits, advanced electronic circuits, digital computer systems, and integrated circuits through practical laboratory experiences and classroom instruction. The Computer Systems concentration provides in-depth study in micro-computer peripherals, bus standards, communication protocols, and the latest in microprocessor technology.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

This concentration offers coursework to develop the skills to manage networks. In addition to network management skills, students learn about computer security, programming, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. These courses help students prepare for certification such as A+, Network+, and CCNA. Strong critical thinking skills are developed in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

The mission of Computer Information Technology Department is to prepare students for Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Defense, Networking, and Programming Concentration along with certifications in emerging Information technologies. The programming track prepares students in databases, object-oriented and web programming languages to design, develop and implement scalable applications for Software Engineer careers. The Cyber Defense program prepares students with skills needed to identify vulnerabilities and fortify computer systems in order to prevent cyber security breaches. The Networking program provides students with network management skills, computer security, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. Students will develop strong critical thinking skills in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

This concentration offers coursework to develop the skills to manage networks. In addition to network management skills, students learn about computer security, programming, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. These courses help students prepare for certification such as A+, Network+, and CCNA. Strong critical thinking skills are developed in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

The mission of Computer Information Technology Department is to prepare students for Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Defense, Networking, and Programming Concentration along with certifications in emerging Information technologies. The programming track prepares students in databases, object-oriented and web programming languages to design, develop and implement scalable applications for Software Engineer careers. The Cyber Defense program prepares students with skills needed to identify vulnerabilities and fortify computer systems in order to prevent cyber security breaches. The Networking program provides students with network management skills, computer security, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. Students will develop strong critical thinking skills in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

The mission of Computer Information Technology Department is to prepare students for Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Defense, Networking, and Programming Concentration along with certifications in emerging Information technologies. The programming track prepares students in databases, object-oriented and web programming languages to design, develop and implement scalable applications for Software Engineer careers. The Cyber Defense program prepares students with skills needed to identify vulnerabilities and fortify computer systems in order to prevent cyber security breaches. The Networking program provides students with network management skills, computer security, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. Students will develop strong critical thinking skills in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

The Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology major gives students a broad education in AC and DC circuits, electronic circuits, logic circuits, advanced electronic circuits, digital computer systems, and integrated circuits through practical laboratory experiences and classroom instruction. The Computer Systems concentration provides in-depth study in micro-computer peripherals, bus standards, communication protocols, and the latest in microprocessor technology.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

This concentration offers coursework to develop the skills to manage networks. In addition to network management skills, students learn about computer security, programming, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. These courses help students prepare for certification such as A+, Network+, and CCNA. Strong critical thinking skills are developed in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

The mission of Computer Information Technology Department is to prepare students for Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Defense, Networking, and Programming Concentration along with certifications in emerging Information technologies. The programming track prepares students in databases, object-oriented and web programming languages to design, develop and implement scalable applications for Software Engineer careers. The Cyber Defense program prepares students with skills needed to identify vulnerabilities and fortify computer systems in order to prevent cyber security breaches. The Networking program provides students with network management skills, computer security, operating systems, switches and routers, and server administration. Students will develop strong critical thinking skills in a hands-on lab environment along with real world internship experiences.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

The Digital Media Design & Production A.A.S. career program prepares students by providing skills training for a wide variety of media professions. From Graphic and Web Design, Computer Animation, Journalism, and Media Production—students will find a concentration that best meets their career goals. Students will design and produce content for a variety of digital platforms and for print. This degree is for students who do not intend to immediately transfer to a four-year university. Concentrations include Graphic Arts, Web Design, Computer Animation, Media Technologies, and Journalism.

Web design is the process of developing and creating a website using text, images and interactive elements to produce the page seen on the web browser. Jobs include designer, digital art director, interactive developer, lead developer and web communications specialist.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

Electronics engineers are needed to design and build electronic equipment. Most electronics engineers work with circuits, switchboards, and other electronic configurations to design and build these devices.

Tennessee Transfer Pathways are advising tools designed to help community college students plan for transferring to a Tennessee public university to complete their baccalaureate degree. The Tennessee Transfer Pathways also constitute an agreement between community colleges and universities confirming that community college courses meet major preparation requirements. A student who completes all the courses listed on a particular Transfer Pathway will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree at Chattanooga State. When the student transfers to a Tennessee public university, the transcript will certify that the pathway has been followed. The student is guaranteed that all the community college courses taken will be accepted at the university and the courses will count toward completion of the particular major. If a community college student transfers to another Tennessee community college, he or she is guaranteed that all courses transfer.

Electronics engineers are needed to design and build electronic equipment. Most electronics engineers work with circuits, switchboards, and other electronic configurations to design and build these devices.