Northeast State Community College

The AEMT program is delivered through a combination of classroom instruction (didactic and psychomotor) and clinical experience. Upon successful completion of all courses, students are eligible to sit for the National Registry’s written and practical examinations. Upon successful completion of examinations and other licensure requirements, the student will be eligible for the State of Tennessee AEMT license. The AEMT renders life support to patients at the scene of their injuries or illnesses and prepares these patients for transport to the hospital. Students must successfully complete all EMSA courses with a grade of “C” or better to be eligible for state licensure and/or national registry.

The EMT program is delivered through a combination of classroom instruction (didactic and psychomotor) and clinical experience. Upon successful completion of all courses, students are eligible to sit for the National Registry’s written and practical examinations. Upon successful completion 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. Students must successfully complete all EMSB courses with a grade of “C” or better to be eligible for state licensure and/or national registry.

The Paramedic certificate will provide individuals with advanced level knowledge and skills associated with pre-hospital care during illness and traumatic injuries. The paramedic renders basic and advanced life support to patients at the scene of their injuries or illnesses and continues this treatment while transporting these patients to the hospital.

The Paramedic degree will provide individuals with advanced level knowledge and skills associated with pre-hospital care during illness and traumatic injuries. The paramedic renders basic and advanced life support to patients at the scene of their injuries or illnesses and continues this treatment while transporting these patients to the hospital.

The Technical Certificate in Early Childhood Education prepares the student for a career in child care and early education. The program includes both educational theory and the practical application of learning. Graduates are equipped with the knowledge and skills to deliver appropriate programming for young children (birth through age 8) and their families.

The A.A.S in Early Childhood Education prepares the student for a career in child care and early education. The program includes both educational theory and the practical application of learning. Graduates are equipped with the knowledge and skills to deliver appropriate programming for young children (birth through age 8) and their families.

The Auto Body Service Technology certificate program prepares individuals with knowledge and skills that will enable them to repair a modern automobile that has been involved in a major or minor collision. After completing the certificate program, the student should be able to repair and replace front end components, body components, doors, frame, and underbody subsystems.

The Automotive Service certificate program prepares individuals as automotive technicians. Topics studied include automotive troubleshooting/maintenance and the repair of engines, drive trains, suspension systems, electrical/electronic systems, emission control systems, and heating/air conditioning systems.

The Motor Sports program prepares individuals for employment in the motor sports automotive service industry as an entry-level technician. With the acquired skills and knowledge gained, individuals will be able to perform regular maintenance to improve performance, to diagnose, and to perform corrective maintenance. Individuals will use state of the art equipment and skills involving manual dexterity and eye-hand coordination.

The Aviation Maintenance Technology certificate provides students with the fundamental knowledge and skills of the aviation maintenance and repair industry. Instruction in the program emphasizes maintenance skills associated with the repair and installation of aviation electronics, aircraft structures, and aircraft mechanical systems. Students will develop core skills in fuselage, and sheet metal repair, electrical systems, hydraulics, and aircraft repair procedures.

The Aviation Technology Associate of Applied Science degree provides students with the fundamental knowledge and skills of the aviation maintenance and repair industry. Instruction in the program emphasizes maintenance skills associated with the repair and installation of aviation electronics, aircraft structures, aircraft mechanical systems and various aviation fundamental including but not limited to human factor in aviation, risk management, Advisory Directives, Type Certificate Data Sheets, Advisory Circulars, FAA history, documentation meeting FAA regulations and aircraft inspection and maintenance records. Students will develop core skills in fuselage and sheet metal repair, electrical systems, hydraulics, and aircraft repair procedures.

The Auto Body/Collision Repair program prepares individuals with knowledge and skills that will enable them to repair a modern automobile that has been involved in a major or minor collision. After completing the program, the student should be able to repair and replace front end components, body components, doors, frame, and underbody subsystems.

The Automotive Service program prepares individuals as automotive technicians and as automotive service center managers. Topics studied include automotive troubleshooting/maintenance and the repair of engines, drive trains, suspension systems, electrical/electronic systems, emission control systems, and heating/air conditioning systems.

The Cardiovascular Technology program prepares students for a career in the healthcare field with special emphasis for work in cardiovascular catheterization labs and echocardiography labs. Cardiovascular Technology is a health profession specifically concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of patients with cardiac and peripheral vascular disease. The technologist assists and performs examinations at the request or direction of a physician. The technologist is proficient in the use of analytical equipment and sundry apparatus to create an easily definable foundation of data from which a correct anatomic and physiologic diagnosis may be established.

The Cardiovascular Technology program prepares students for a career in the healthcare field with special emphasis for work in cardiovascular catheterization labs and echocardiography labs. Cardiovascular Technology is a health profession specifically concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of patients with cardiac and peripheral vascular disease. The technologist assists and performs examinations at the request or direction of a physician. The technologist is proficient in the use of analytical equipment and sundry apparatus to create an easily definable foundation of data from which a correct anatomic and physiologic diagnosis may be established.

The Dental Assisting Certificate program is composed of didactic and clinical instruction and is designed and organized to promote the personal and professional growth of each student. The main objectives of the program are to prepare the students to function in the dental setting and to academically qualify for the Dental Assistant National Board certification examination and the Tennessee Board of Dentistry application process.

The Dental Assisting program is composed of didactic and clinical instruction and is designed and organized to promote the personal and professional growth of each student. The main objectives of the program are to prepare the student to function in the dental setting and to academically qualify for the Dental Assistant National Board certification examination and the Tennessee Board of Dentistry application process.

The Medical Laboratory Technology program provides the general education core, sciences, and clinical laboratory education courses necessary for career-entry preparation. The program is comprised of an academic phase, which is three semesters on campus and a clinical practicum, which is six months training in one of the accredited clinical affiliates. Following the successful completion of the program, students are eligible to sit for the American Society of Clinical Pathology Examination.

The Nursing program prepares individuals to become registered nurses. The associate degree nurse is a generalist whose practice encompasses the interrelated roles of care provider, coordinator/manager of care, and a member of the comprehensive healthcare team. Assessment, caring interventions, clinical decision making, collaboration, communication, managing care, professional behaviors, and teaching and learning characterize this role. The curriculum framework is derived from NLN’s eight Core Competencies (2000), selected NLN Core Values (2010), and ANA’s professional Standards (2015)

The Nursing program prepares individuals to become registered nurses. The associate degree nurse is a generalist whose practice encompasses the interrelated roles of care provider, coordinator/manager of care, and a member of the comprehensive healthcare team. Assessment, caring interventions, clinical decision making, collaboration, communication, managing care, professional behaviors, and teaching and learning characterize this role. The curriculum framework is derived from NLN’s eight Core Competencies (2000), selected NLN Core Values (2010), and ANA’s professional Standards (2015).

The Surgical Technology program prepares students for a career as a member of a surgical team in the operating room under medical supervision to facilitate the safe and effective conduct of invasive surgical procedures. Special emphasis is placed upon the skills involved in scrubbing and circulating duties during surgical procedures and in the preparation and maintenance of sterile and non-sterile supplies. Surgical Technology training is delivered through a combination of classroom instruction (Didactic and Psychomotor skills) and a clinical experience. Upon successful completion of the courses, students are eligible to sit for the National Certifying Examination to become a Certified Surgical Technologist (CST).

The Combination Welding technical certificate program is designed to prepare individuals for employment as welders in an industrial setting. Instruction is provided in blueprint reading, Oxy-fuel cutting, brazing and welding, stick-arc Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG), plasma arc cutting, and carbon arc cutting.

The Welding/Metal Fabrication program prepares individuals as welders or metal fabricators. The curriculum focuses on the development of knowledge and skills in Oxy-fuel welding, brazing and cutting, plasma arc cutting and carbon arc cutting, Flux-Core Arc Welding (FCAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) (TIG), and Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).

The Combination Welding technical certificate program is designed to prepare individuals for employment as welders in an industrial setting. Instruction is provided in blueprint reading, Oxy-fuel cutting, brazing and welding, stick-arc Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG), plasma arc cutting, and carbon arc cutting.

The Combination Welding technical certificate program is designed to prepare individuals for employment as welders in an industrial setting. Instruction is provided in blueprint reading, Oxy-fuel cutting, brazing and welding, stick-arc Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG), plasma arc cutting, and carbon arc cutting.

The Welding/Metal Fabrication program prepares individuals as welders or metal fabricators. The curriculum focuses on the development of knowledge and skills in Oxy-fuel welding, brazing and cutting, plasma arc cutting and carbon arc cutting, Flux-Core Arc Welding (FCAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) (TIG), and Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).

The Welding/Metal Fabrication program prepares individuals as welders or metal fabricators. The curriculum focuses on the development of knowledge and skills in Oxy-fuel welding, brazing and cutting, plasma arc cutting and carbon arc cutting, Flux-Core Arc Welding (FCAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) (TIG), and Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).

The Computer-Aided Drafting academic certificate prepares individuals for possible employment as a detail drafter or drafting design apprentice in the manufacturing or industrial environment, construction field assistant, production process apprentice, or an entry-level position in estimating and procurement.

The Machine Tool program prepares individuals for employment in an industrial setting as machinists and computer numerical control (CNC) programmer/operators. Students gain experience operating different pieces of manufacturing equipment to include machine lathes, mills, grinders, and CAD/CAM software.

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program prepares individuals to function effectively in technical/management positions in an industrial environment. Areas of study include drafting and design, CNC machining, CAD/CAM, PLC, fluid power, CIM, and robotics.

The Construction Electricity certificate program prepares individuals for employment in areas of residential, industrial, and commercial wiring. The program emphasizes wiring procedures and requirements set forth by the National Electrical Code. Emphasis is placed on the installation of service equipment, electrical circuits, conduit bending, and the installation and operation of motors.

All courses taken in the Construction Electricity certificate program will articulate into the Associate of Applied Science degree program in Electrical Technology - Concentration: Electrical.

The Electrical program prepares individuals for employment as electricians in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The program stresses wiring procedures and requirements set forth by the National Electrical Code. Emphasis is placed on the installation of service equipment, electrical circuits, conduit bending and installation, electrical power distribution, operation/control of motors, and programmable logic controllers.

The Electromechanical program prepares individuals for employment in electrical and mechanical maintenance fields as entry level maintenance technicians. With the required technical skills, individuals can diagnose electrical and mechanical problems and make appropriate repairs with minimal down time. The program will also address preventative maintenance issues and prevent maintenance problems from occurring.

The Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) certificate program prepares individuals for positions in the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning industry. Instruction is provided in the maintenance, troubleshooting, and installation of HVAC equipment. Instruction in electrical applications and industrial safety will also be provided.

The Mechanical program prepares individuals for positions in heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), and industrial maintenance career fields. Students receive classroom and laboratory instruction in areas of air conditioning and heating, mechanical transmissions, hydraulics and pneumatics, and industrial safety with particular emphasis focused in electricity.

The Mechanical program prepares individuals for positions in heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), and industrial maintenance career fields. Students receive classroom and laboratory instruction in areas of air conditioning and heating, mechanical transmissions, hydraulics and pneumatics, and industrial safety with particular emphasis focused in electricity.

The Welding/Metal Fabrication program prepares individuals as welders or metal fabricators. The curriculum focuses on the development of knowledge and skills in Oxy-fuel welding, brazing and cutting, plasma arc cutting and carbon arc cutting, Flux-Core Arc Welding (FCAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) (TIG), and Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Cyber Defense Concentration will focus on topics in cyber security and digital forensics. The students will learn how to fortify computer networks in order to prevent security breaches from cyber terrorists or other intruders. In addition, students will learn how to recover data using digital forensics techniques. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing within a hands-on lab environment along with real-world internship experiences.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

Students in the Networking Concentration will complete coursework and hands-on experience in planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of networks of different sizes. In addition to networking skills, students will also complete Computer Science coursework in security, operating systems, server management, and programming, in combination with other technology courses. Upon successfully completing this program, the student will be academically prepared for the current certification exams for Network+, A+, and Cisco ICND1 Required courses are A+ Hardware and Software, Windows Server Administration and Network Security.

The Programming Concentration is a preparation for a career as a programmer or software engineer. Emphasis is placed on issues related to knowing how to use the features of object programming languages like Java, the design and implementation of classes and objects, and the process of developing and maintaining software. Students will also develop strong critical thinking skills and will learn by doing along with real-world internship experiences.

The Systems Administration and Management Concentration focuses on the design, implementation, management and troubleshooting of computer systems. Required courses prepare students to acquire, install, configure, upgrade and secure standalone, networked and mobile systems. Areas of emphasis include Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems.

The Electrical program prepares individuals for employment as electricians in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The program stresses wiring procedures and requirements set forth by the National Electrical Code. Emphasis is placed on the installation of service equipment, electrical circuits, conduit bending and installation, electrical power distribution, operation/control of motors, and programmable logic controllers.

The Electromechanical program prepares individuals for employment in electrical and mechanical maintenance fields as entry level maintenance technicians. With the required technical skills, individuals can diagnose electrical and mechanical problems and make appropriate repairs with minimal down time. The program will also address preventative maintenance issues and prevent maintenance problems from occurring.

The Electrical program prepares individuals for employment as electricians in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The program stresses wiring procedures and requirements set forth by the National Electrical Code. Emphasis is placed on the installation of service equipment, electrical circuits, conduit bending and installation, electrical power distribution, operation/control of motors, and programmable logic controllers.

The Electromechanical program prepares individuals for employment in electrical and mechanical maintenance fields as entry level maintenance technicians. With the required technical skills, individuals can diagnose electrical and mechanical problems and make appropriate repairs with minimal down time. The program will also address preventative maintenance issues and prevent maintenance problems from occurring.

The Electromechanical program prepares individuals for employment in electrical and mechanical maintenance fields as entry level maintenance technicians. With the required technical skills, individuals can diagnose electrical and mechanical problems and make appropriate repairs with minimal down time. The program will also address preventative maintenance issues and prevent maintenance problems from occurring.

The Electromechanical program prepares individuals for employment in electrical and mechanical maintenance fields as entry level maintenance technicians. With the required technical skills, individuals can diagnose electrical and mechanical problems and make appropriate repairs with minimal down time. The program will also address preventative maintenance issues and prevent maintenance problems from occurring.

The Electromechanical program prepares individuals for employment in electrical and mechanical maintenance fields as entry level maintenance technicians. With the required technical skills, individuals can diagnose electrical and mechanical problems and make appropriate repairs with minimal down time. The program will also address preventative maintenance issues and prevent maintenance problems from occurring.

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program prepares individuals to function effectively in technical/management positions in an industrial environment. Areas of study include drafting and design, CNC machining, CAD/CAM, PLC, fluid power, CIM, and robotics.

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program prepares individuals to function effectively in technical/management positions in an industrial environment. Areas of study include drafting and design, CNC machining, CAD/CAM, PLC, fluid power, CIM, and robotics.

The Auto Body/Collision Repair program prepares individuals with knowledge and skills that will enable them to repair a modern automobile that has been involved in a major or minor collision. After completing the program, the student should be able to repair and replace front end components, body components, doors, frame, and underbody subsystems.

The Automotive Service program prepares individuals as automotive technicians and as automotive service center managers. Topics studied include automotive troubleshooting/maintenance and the repair of engines, drive trains, suspension systems, electrical/electronic systems, emission control systems, and heating/air conditioning systems.

The Engineering Design Technology program prepares individuals for employment as industrial design drafters and engineering technicians in specific disciplines. The curriculum incorporates guidelines developed by the American National Standards Institute, American Institute of Steel Construction, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and ISO (International Standards Organization). Students may specialize in the following areas: Architectural/Construction, Piping, Structural, and Machine Design.

The Machine Tool program prepares individuals for employment in an industrial setting as machinists and computer numerical control (CNC) programmer/operators. Students gain experience operating different pieces of manufacturing equipment to include machine lathes, mills, grinders, and CAD/CAM software.

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program prepares individuals to function effectively in technical/management positions in an industrial environment. Areas of study include drafting and design, CNC machining, CAD/CAM, PLC, fluid power, CIM, and robotics.

The Mechanical program prepares individuals for positions in heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), and industrial maintenance career fields. Students receive classroom and laboratory instruction in areas of air conditioning and heating, mechanical transmissions, hydraulics and pneumatics, and industrial safety with particular emphasis focused in electricity.

The Motor Sports program prepares individuals for employment in the motor sports automotive service industry as an entry-level technician. With the acquired skills and knowledge gained, individuals will be able to perform regular maintenance to improve performance, to diagnose, and to perform corrective maintenance. Individuals will use state of the art equipment and skills involving manual dexterity and eye-hand coordination.

The Welding/Metal Fabrication program prepares individuals as welders or metal fabricators. The curriculum focuses on the development of knowledge and skills in Oxy-fuel welding, brazing and cutting, plasma arc cutting and carbon arc cutting, Flux-Core Arc Welding (FCAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) (MIG), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) (TIG), and Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).

The Auto Body/Collision Repair program prepares individuals with knowledge and skills that will enable them to repair a modern automobile that has been involved in a major or minor collision. After completing the program, the student should be able to repair and replace front end components, body components, doors, frame, and underbody subsystems.

The Automotive Service program prepares individuals as automotive technicians and as automotive service center managers. Topics studied include automotive troubleshooting/maintenance and the repair of engines, drive trains, suspension systems, electrical/electronic systems, emission control systems, and heating/air conditioning systems.

The Machine Tool program prepares individuals for employment in an industrial setting as machinists and computer numerical control (CNC) programmer/operators. Students gain experience operating different pieces of manufacturing equipment to include machine lathes, mills, grinders, and CAD/CAM software.

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program prepares individuals to function effectively in technical/management positions in an industrial environment. Areas of study include drafting and design, CNC machining, CAD/CAM, PLC, fluid power, CIM, and robotics.

The Motor Sports program prepares individuals for employment in the motor sports automotive service industry as an entry-level technician. With the acquired skills and knowledge gained, individuals will be able to perform regular maintenance to improve performance, to diagnose, and to perform corrective maintenance. Individuals will use state of the art equipment and skills involving manual dexterity and eye-hand coordination.

The Machine Tool Operations certificate program prepares individuals as machinists capable of reading blueprints and operating precision measuring instruments, metal turning lathes, milling machines, and computer numerical control (CNC) equipment.

The Machine Tool Operations certificate program prepares individuals as machinists capable of reading blueprints and operating precision measuring instruments, metal turning lathes, milling machines, and computer numerical control (CNC) equipment.