The Information and Infrastructure Technology program will prepare students for entry into the IT profession by preparing them to complete national certifications such as CompTIA, A+, Network+, AWS Cloud Practitioner, and NC3.

Train students for entry into the Information Technology profession. Prepare students to take national IT certifications. To mentor, encourage, and develop professional workplace skills that will ready the student for career success.

The Industrial Maintenance Integrated Automation program provides students with a thorough understanding of the theory and operation of industrial plants and advanced manufacturing systems. Students gain the skills necessary to become technicians and to advance in the field of machine and equipment troubleshooting and repair. Instruction consists of both classroom and practical application work involving machine shop, electricity, mechanical power transmission, hydraulics, pneumatics, and programmable logic controllers. Industrial maintenance work is characterized by variety because each equipment repair job presents a different problem requiring the knowledge to diagnose and repair. Students gain the skills necessary to become successful in an advanced manufacturing position. These technicians are responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining the electronic equipment in manufacturing environments such as PLCs, Robotics, and Human Machine Interfaces. Students enrolled in this program of study will attain a College of Applied Technology diploma.

The Industrial Maintenance Technician program is designed to help meet the identified need for trained and skilled maintenance technicians.  Incorporating classroom instruction and shop learning experience utilizing actual equipment and related training devices, the program is designed for the technology student preparing for a career in the industry.

Students select two of the four elective programs of study in which they will spend one trimester (432 hours) per elective. Electives are HVAC Mechanic Helper, Industrial Maintenance Machinist, PLC-Robotics, or Shielded Metal Arc Welder.

After acquiring the Industrial Maintenance Apprentice Certificate, Industrial Maintenance Apprentice II Certificate, and successful completion of two electives, students will earn their Industrial Maintenance Technician Diploma. 

This program is accredited through HVAC Excellence. It is designed to provide instruction in the techniques, skills and technical information necessary for entry level employment. Related math and theory are taught as needed throughout the program. Students become skilled in the utilization of computer equipment used in the industry. Certification can be obtained in EPA 608A Refrigerant Handling, R410A Safety Handling, HVAC Excellence Air-conditioning, heat pump, gas heat or electric heat and HVAC Excellence Electrical.

The Digital Agronomy Program will provide students with a foundation in both conventional and regenerative agricultural practices, with a focus on 21st-century technology.  Students will be exposed to GIS mapping, precision agriculture, the internet of things, and the latest in crop management and irrigation practices.  The three-trimester program is heavily focused on work-based learning opportunities, and completion of each trimester will result in an industry-recognized certificate.  Students who complete at least two trimesters will be able to apply for their FAA Drone Pilot’s License.  Students completing the entire program will receive their Digital Agronomy Assistant Diploma, and be qualified for a variety of positions in agriculture, landscape and nursery management, irrigation, as well as fields requiring drone pilot skills.

The Criminal Justice curriculum contains a broad range of courses design to equip jailers and guards with the knowledge and understanding of inmate processing, maintaining order in the jail and invoking disciplinary measures when necessary. In addition, a jailer may also perform cell searches for drugs and other contraband, inspect the facility for cleanliness and stand guard during exercise periods. This training program, which may be completed over two trimesters, provides jailers and guards with knowledge of emergency procedures, mental health and first aid, defensive tactics and use of force, ethics and legal issues, investigations and personal development, among other items.

This program is designed to provide students with first-hand knowledge of the software, hardware, and operations of personal computers in business and industry today. Many aspects of the personal computer, including how it works, how data is processed, and how to apply the functions to solutions on the job, are explored in CIT training.  In addition, the program consists of studies on the major operating systems, diagnostics, plus configuration of computers and their related peripheral devices.

The Computer Information Systems program is designed to provide training for students in the area of software, hardware, and web development. Students graduating with a Computer User Support Specialist diploma will be able to set up, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair laptops, pc’s, mobile devices, and network equipment. They will provide technical assistance to computer users and answer questions or resolve computer problems for clients in person, via telephone, or electronics. Students are prepared for several certifications including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, etc.), CompTIA’s A+, Net+, and Security+.  Students graduating with the Web Developer diploma will be able to develop and implement websites, web applications, application databases, and interactive web interfaces. They will be able to evaluate code to ensure that is compatible with browsers and devices, along with being able to optimize website performance, scalability, and server-side code and processes. These students are prepared for Microsoft Office Certifications, Adobe Flash, and Adobe Dreamweaver Certifications.

The Computer Aided Design Technology (CAD) student is taught to translate the ideas, notes, rough sketches, specifications, and calculations into working drawings, which skilled craftsmen use. Instruction in the fundamentals of material selection, strength, and manufacturing processes are included in the program.

The CAD program includes technical illustration and drawing techniques, engineering handbooks and tables, Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD), rapid prototyping systems, and other physical sciences. Students may specialize in Mechanical Design, Architectural Design, Structural Design, or Civil and obtain a working knowledge of all disciplines. All instruction is self-paced, emphasizing the use of CADD and 3D Parametric Design.

SDS/2 (formerly Design Data) is a leading Building Information Modeling (BIM) software innovator for the construction industry's fabrication, detailing, and engineering sectors.

The course will provide the necessary instruction in repairing and refinishing collision damage on full frame and unibody vehicles. Trainees are taught to use proper repair and refinish procedures, using the latest equipment in technology and updated resource materials, to repair vehicles back to manufacturer’s specification. The Collision Repair Technology program offers students specialty area training (painting, body & frame repair) that is based on the need for technician’s skills in the workforce. Skills and work habits/ethics are developed that are necessary for employment. The aim of this course is to train students to make quality repairs and prepare them for the A.S.E. certification tests.