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Naugatuck Valley Community College

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Construction Industry

Architectural Drafter

2D Computer-Aided Drafting

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The 2D Computer-Aided Drafting Certificate meets the need of individuals interested in a basic exposure to, and /or exploration of, using and applying 2D CAD. The Advanced CADD Modeling Certificate can be attained while you are enrolled and working toward a degree, or it can be achieved in and of itself. Students will work on creating 2D professionally finished drawings under the supervision of a senior draftsperson.

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Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Engineering Technology A.S.

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Because of its broad application, CAD will also lead to a variety of employment opportunities such as, CAD draftsperson/operator, mechanical draftsperson, designer, engineering technician, technical illustrator and digital prototyping technician.

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Civil Engineering Technician

Engineering Technology A.S.

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The Engineering Technology Program leads to an associate in science degree. It was developed to meet the need for educational opportunities that will lead to employment in jobs using electro-mechanical skills, computer knowledge and application skills.

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Manufacturing Industry

Industrial Engineering Technician

Automated Manufacturing Engineering Technology Option A.S.

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In the Manufacturing Engineering Program, you will learn to develop the most competitive manufacturing processes to produce new and future products. You will learn the basic engineering fundamentals and how to apply the scientific principles you have already learned to solve the most complicated of technical problems.

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Machinist

CNC Machining

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Entry-level programmers as well as machinists/tool makers are needed in the college's service region. The CNC Machining Certificate primarily supports two career ladders; An individual with no prior experience in machining or manufacturing, who after the completion of the CNC Machining Certificate, should be able to be employed as an entry level programmer. An individual with prior experience using manual machines wishing to upgrade skills. NVCC's Engineering Technologies programs prepare graduates to be engineering technicians who are able to respond to the changing demands of Connecticut's "high tech" industries.

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Communications Industry

Certificate in Graphics and Animation

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Technical Writer

Certificate in Technical Writing

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The certificate in technical communications prepares and empowers you to be an effective communicator with the ability to write and speak about technical subjects to co-workers, management and customers. At almost every level of employment, business and industry are seeking employees who can communicate technical information to others. Most jobs call for writing skills to prepare correspondence, instructions, charts, graphs and proposals in order to explain, illustrate and convince. Workers also need to speak well enough to explain procedures, communicate with customers and to teach others.

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Information Technology Industry

Network and Computer Systems Administrator

Computer Networking

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This certificate is for individuals who desire an understanding of personal computer networks and their use in the workplace. The course of study will provide you with a thorough knowledge of local area network design, network management, installation, servicing and support. Students will possess an understanding of PC network technology and programming, set-up, communications, utilities and system management.

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Software Developer

Object Oriented Programming

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The Object-Oriented Programming certificate educates students in the areas of object-oriented programming and systems design, with students taking courses in the area of object-oriented systems (OOS). Programming languages include C++, VISUAL BASIC and JAVA.

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Hospitality Industry

Chef and Head Cook

Hospitality Management: Food service Option A.S.

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Career-oriented students are prepared for beginning positions in food service management. Typical positions for which graduates are qualified include: Dining Room Manager, Line Cook, Health Care Dietary, Personal Chef, or Catering Operations.

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Healthcare Industry

Respiratory Therapist

Respiratory Care A.S.

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The Respiratory Care program at Naugatuck Valley Community College is designed to prepare students to enter the field of respiratory care with the skills necessary to practice as proficient and competent respiratory therapists. Our program is designed to meet the evolving health care needs of our diverse community and our faculty are committed to a student-centered approach to teaching and learning that focuses on the development of evidenced-based, ethical and collaborative practice among our graduates and student.

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Contact Phone Number

203-575-8040

Address

750 Chase Parkway
Waterbury, CT 06708-3089
United States