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Information Technology Industry
Software Developer
Computer Programming, A.A.S.
See DetailsComputers play a part in nearly all phases of our life today. Businesses and governmental agencies, large and small, require trained computer specialists. The computer programming degree prepares computer programmers and computer operators to work with a wide variety of computers and languages used by area employers. Emphasis is placed upon business-oriented computer languages. Programming and practical applications of business data are stressed. In the laboratory, hands-on experience is provided using the Internet
View on provider's websiteComputer Science Engineering Technology, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe Computer Science Engineering Technology program prepares graduates for the field of computer science with a comprehensive understanding of computer hardware and software at the machine and system level. The program combines curriculum in electronics and computer programming addressing both hardware and software aspects of computer design and applications. The design aspect places emphasis on computer structures, computer architectures, microcomputer systems, digital design, and computational applications. The applications part of the program includes a general knowledge of computer operating systems, utilization of software in engineering technologies, low- and high-level programming techniques, and the use of mathematical algorithms.
View on provider's websiteNetwork and Computer Systems Administrator
Cybersecurity and Network Administration, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe Cybersecurity and Network Administration major provides the skills and training necessary to install and maintain networks using Microsoft and Linux Operation Systems. Students will also receive training in security penetration testing as well as securing networks using intrusion prevention systems and firewalls. The program provides students with training in a current programming language. Material in the major aligns with and helps to prepare students for industry standard certifications from organizations such as CompTIA and Microsoft.
View on provider's websiteOffice Administration, A.A.S.
See DetailsQualified administrative professionals are the backbone of the workplace, providing valuable support and insight that help keep offices running smoothly. If you’re considering a career in office administration, Northwest State has the training you need.
View on provider's websiteIT Support Specialist
Office Administration Services- Medical Support, A.A.S.
See DetailsMedical support employees work in physicians’ offices, hospitals, nursing homes, and other medical settings. They may transcribe dictation, prepare medical records or charts, schedule appointments, handle correspondence, prepare bills and process insurance forms. In addition to a good background in keyboarding, accounting, and computers, there is a need for expertise with medical terminology and familiarization with medical references. Strong communication skills are also important in dealing with patients in stressful situations.
View on provider's websitePublic Service Industry
Police Officer
Criminal Justice, A.A.S.
See DetailsThis degree is designed to prepare students for careers in the criminal justice field as well as prepare them for future academics and training. Students will become familiar with the components and processes of the criminal justice system as well as study the areas of law, corrections, investigations and procedures at a more comprehensive level. Students will also examine social and criminal justice issues through multiple perspectives
View on provider's websiteSocial Services Assistant
Human Services, A.A.S.
See DetailsNorthwest State’s human services program is a 2-year, associate degree program that includes both classroom and hands-on learning experiences. Graduates who successfully complete the program are qualified to apply for the Registered Social Work Assistant credential, which prepares them for entry-level employment in the human services field. Graduates may also choose to transfer their credits into a bachelor’s degree program.
View on provider's websiteTeacher Assistant
Paraprofessional Education, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe paraprofessional education degree program prepares individuals for instructional teacher assistant positions in pre-K to grade 12 settings. The program was developed to meet the Ohio Department of Education standards for the Paraprofessional Associate License. This license meets the “No Child Left Behind” guidelines for “highly qualified” paraprofessionals. The curriculum integrates classroom and field experiences to provide the student with the opportunity to apply skills and techniques with multiple age groups.
View on provider's websitePreschool Teacher
Pre Kindergarten, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe early childhood development (ECD) degree program prepares individuals for teaching positions in child care facilities, Head Start centers, and pre-schools as well as provides professional training for in-home childcare providers. The curriculum integrates classroom and field experiences to provide the student with the opportunity to apply skills and techniques in fostering the young child’s social, emotional, physical, creative and cognitive growth.
View on provider's websiteConstruction Industry
Electrician
Electrical Engineering Technology, A.A.S.
See DetailsElectrical Engineering Technology (EET) is a comprehensive electrical technologies program that prepares graduates for employment as skilled technicians, or for pursuit of a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Technology. The EET program provides a foundation of electrical and electronics theory and practice applicable to a variety of subject areas including, but not limited to, alternative energy systems, automation and control, and electric drive technology. A focus on laboratory experience gives students the technical hand skill and problem solving insight to employ solutions in the field. The curriculum includes algebra-based courses with emphasis on applied science and engineering. Students in the EET program have opportunity to participate in applied research and testing activities to supplement coursework.
View on provider's websiteArchitectural Drafter
Mechanical Engineering Technology, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe CAD/CAM graduate will earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology. Students completing the associate degree are qualified to play a support role to the engineering professionals in industry preparing blueprints, layouts, bills of materials, manufacturing and product support documentations. The CAD/CAM major will also prepare the student to interpret designs and to design components and tooling used in manufacturing and to operate production machines and program CNC machines, using G codes and state-of-the-art CAM software
View on provider's websiteManufacturing Industry
Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology, A.A.S.
See DetailsThis program combines foundational curriculum from the Mechanical Engineering Technology and Electrical Engineering Technology programs. Graduates from this program will gain a solid foundation in the principles of mechanics, mechanical systems, electrical concepts, and electronics through comprehensive curriculum and laboratory experiences.
View on provider's websiteIndustrial Engineering Technician
Industrial Technology, A.A.S.
See DetailsThis degree will focus on learning experiences for students that will prepare them with the technical skills to work within diverse technological fields within manufacturing and industrial environments.
View on provider's websiteMechanical Engineering Technology, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe machinery of modern industry consists of mechanical devices - levers that move, wheels that spin and cogs that must mesh. The Mechanical Engineering Technology degree is designed to train students in technology based, entry-level occupations related to the mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields. Graduates will be able to assist engineers and other professional staff engaged in plant and facilities maintenance and other plant engineering and management functions. All aspects of industry are dependent on the production and reading of drawings to convey information.
View on provider's websiteProject Management Technology, A.A.S.
See DetailsThis program emphasizes industry recognized project management techniques and processes with core tracks for Mechanical, Electrical, and Civil Engineering Technology.
View on provider's websiteIndustrial Machinery Mechanic
Maintenance Technician/Mechatronics, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe industrial maintenance technician not only troubleshoots and repairs the most highly advanced industrial equipment, but is responsible for the layout and installation. This individual will be versed in electrical, hydraulics, pneumatics, pipefitting, welding, machine repair, and installation as well as motor control systems, PLC control systems and instrumentation control networking.
View on provider's websiteArchitectural Drafter
Mechanical Engineering Technology, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe machinery of modern industry consists of mechanical devices - levers that move, wheels that spin and cogs that must mesh. The Mechanical Engineering Technology degree is designed to train students in technology based, entry-level occupations related to the mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields. Graduates will be able to assist engineers and other professional staff engaged in plant and facilities maintenance and other plant engineering and management functions. All aspects of industry are dependent on the production and reading of drawings to convey information.
View on provider's websiteBusiness Industry
Training and Development Specialist
Human Resource Management, A.A.S
See DetailsAn environment that is very fast-paced and dynamic requires human resource professionals who are able to help manage a productive and efficient workforce. The human resource professional is a critical member of the management team and has direct responsibility for managing employee relations, wage and salary administration, benefits, as well as contract negotiations
View on provider's websiteHealthcare Industry
Certified Nursing Assistant
Medical Assisting, A.A.S.
See DetailsMedical assistants are multi-skilled allied health professionals specifically trained to work in ambulatory settings, such as physicians’ offices, clinics, and group practices, performing administrative and clinical procedures. This program will prepare competent entry-level medical assistants in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains.
View on provider's websiteNurse - LPN / LVN
Nursing, A.A.S.
See DetailsThe Associate Degree Nursing program is designed to prepare students to demonstrate competency in providing nursing care in a variety of healthcare settings and for employment as a registered nurse. The four semester program incorporates face to face and online coursework, labs, and clinical to prepare the student to function as a member of the healthcare team. Students must meet all admission criteria prior to being admitted to the nursing program. After meeting admission criteria, students are given the first available seat in the nursing program. Policies regulating the nursing program are available in the Student Nurse Handbook. For admission criteria, see the division’s page on the college website.
View on provider's websiteCommunications Industry
Graphic Designer
Visual Communication-Graphic Design, Associate of Applied Business
See DetailsThe visual communication-graphic design degree prepares students for a variety of positions utilizing computer graphics and imaging skills. Graduates are prepared to produce public relations materials including print, video, and electronic media.
View on provider's websiteContact Phone Number
419-267-5511Address
22600 State Route 34
Archbold, OH 43502-9542
United States