This program covers hybrid-diesel components. Topics include heavy duty hybrid-diesel component application, diesel-hybrid motor generators, clean diesel software, and industrial software and systems.
Various entry-level positions exist in the hybrid diesel repair industry, such as entry-level technician and hybrid service advisor.

Student Learning Outcomes
✔ apply basic principles of hybrid diesel component application to proper troubleshooting procedures.
✔ explain electronic control in diesel hybrid vehicles.
✔ apply procedural information, illustrations, diagnostic information, and wiring diagrams to Cummins INSITE and Eaton diesel systems.
✔ locate, download, and apply retrieved data to diesel tractor conditions.

This certificate emphasizes the software knowledge and technical skills required for entry level success in the architectural, civil, and mechanical engineering professions as a Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) drafter.
A student who has earned a CADD Operator - Entry Level certificate is well prepared to enter the architecture or engineering field as a CADD Drafter. CADD Drafters are involved in all phases of the design process and duties may include the preparation of technical and visualization drawings, specifications, reports and cost estimates. CADD Drafters generally work in support of Senior Drafters, Designers, Architects, and Engineers.

Student Learning Outcomes
✔ modify and revise redlined drawings in support of a senior drafter or an engineer.
✔ perform common file management and document preparation activities in support of timely project submittals.
✔ create drawings for new projects based on representative samples or templates.
✔ assist in the preparation of specifications, cost estimates, and sheet sets.

This certificate provides introductory training in the multidisciplinary field of mechatronics, which combines mechanical and electronic technologies. Topics include introductory courses in electronics, programmable logic controllers, basic CAD design, and welding.
This certificate prepares students for internships and entry-level employment with local industries using mechatronic and design principles.

Student Learning Outcomes
✔ integrate the basic principles of mechanical, electronic, and electrical technologies into the design of mechatronic systems.
✔ evaluate mechanical and electrical solutions to technological problems.
✔ apply basic design techniques to develop technical design documents.
✔ design basic robotic and machine automation systems using mechatronic principles.
✔ create and evaluate welding projects in accordance with welding procedures and specifications.

This certificate provides training in a multi-disciplinary field focusing on industrial automation. Topics include electricity, electronics, industrial motor controls, programmable logic controllers, robotics, AC/DC drives, mechanical design, and manufacturing technologies.
This certificate prepares students for the following career opportunities: industrial mechanical/electrical systems technician, food processing machine service technician, facilities systems technician, waste water systems technician, manufacturing coordinator, field service technician, and mechanical electrical machine systems installer.

Student Learning Outcomes
✔ integrate the principles of mechanical, electronic, and electrical technologies into the design of mechatronic systems.
✔ evaluate mechanical and electrical solutions to technological problems.
✔ apply industry-appropriate design techniques to develop technical design documents from a conceptual design.
✔ design robotic and machine automation systems using mechatronic principles.
✔ evaluate welding projects in accordance with welding procedures and specifications.
✔ contrast DC, AC, brushless, servo, and stepper motor operation.
✔ create technical documentation/presentations of models from the mechanical engineering discipline in both technically correct and visually pleasing solid, orthographic, and section view formats.
✔ design programmable logic controller (PLC) programs demonstrating input/output capabilities.
✔ design programs for an operator interface terminal (OIT) demonstrating input/output capabilities.

This certificate emphasizes the knowledge and skills required for entry level success in the engineering professions. These include a basic preparation within the scientific fields including physics, mathematics, chemistry, and material sciences. These sciences are applied to technical analysis and graphic communication standards and practices. In addition, projects include environmental and sustainable design issues, product economics, and legal considerations. Current computer technologies and various analytical design and documentation software are emphasized throughout the program.
Upon completion of this certificate program the engineering technician will be prepared to go directly into the employment market as a technical assistant to engineers, or other technical employment. For every engineer, several support technicians are required. Engineering technicians are needed in the fields of manufacturing, architecture, construction, materials testing, public utilities, and many other fields.

Student Learning Outcomes
✔ solve architectural and engineering technical problems by applying design and engineering process methodologies.
✔ apply the appropriate use of representational media, including study and presentation models (electronic and physical), freehand and conceptual drawing, technical documentation, and diagramming.
✔ organize a set of engineering product development documents and technical reports per industry standards.
✔ research and design for engineering products that demonstrate knowledge and understanding of historical, cultural, human, aesthetic, environmental (sustainable) and social issues.
✔ communicate engineering design solutions effectively through individual and cooperative group efforts including speaking, writing, presentation, and the use of various design graphics and technical software.
✔ critique and analyze the success or failure of architectural and engineering design solutions developed through a formal design process

This certificate emphasizes the knowledge and skills required for entry level success in the architectural, civil, and mechanical engineering professions. These include graphic standards and practices, technical analysis and communication, material sciences, and the design and critique processes. In addition, projects include environmental (sustainable) design, product economics, and legal considerations. Current computer technologies and various design software for three dimensional modeling and two dimensional drafting are used throughout the program. Graphic documentation and a portfolio of work are created for each course.
A student who has earned a certificate in design technology is well prepared to enter the architecture or engineering field as a design technician. Design technicians are involved in all phases of the design process and duties may include the preparation of technical and presentation drawings, specifications, reports and cost estimates. Design technicians primarily work with architects, mechanical engineers, structural engineers and civil engineers.

Student Learning Outcomes
✔ solve architectural and engineering technical problems by applying design and engineering process methodologies.
✔ apply the appropriate use of representational media, including study and presentation models (electronic and physical), freehand and conceptual drawing, technical documentation, and diagramming, to convey envisioned ideas at each stage of the design process.
✔ organize a set of documents for land planning and site development, commercial and residential buildings, and product assemblies that include material selections, cross-referencing, code review, checklists, and coordination.
✔ create design solutions that demonstrate knowledge and understanding of historical, cultural, human, aesthetic, environmental (sustainable) and social issues.
✔ communicate architectural and engineering design solutions effectively through individual and cooperative group efforts including speaking, writing, presentation, and the use of various design graphics and technical software.
✔ critique and analyze the success or failure of architectural and engineering design solutions developed through a formal design process.

This certificate of proficiency recognizes English language learners who have successfully completed coursework in ESL Writing from the intermediate-mid to advanced-low level.

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to:

🗸 PSLO 1: EMPLOY THE WRITING PROCESS TO COMPLETE SEVERAL MULTI-DRAFT ESSAYS THAT INCLUDE OUTSIDE SOURCES.

🗸 PSLO 2: CONSISTENTLY DEMONSTRATE COLLEGE-APPROPRIATE SKILLS BOTH IN AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM

🗸 PSLO 3: COMPLETE COLLEGE-LEVEL ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDING FOLLOWING MULTI-PART INSTRUCTIONS, USING INDEPENDENT THINKING OR BASIC RESEARCH, COMPLETING WORK ON TIME EVEN WHEN MULTIPLE STEPS ARE REQUIRED, AND UTILIZING CORRECT FORMATTING FOR ALL WRITTEN ASSIGNMENTS.

🗸 PSLO 4: RESPECT ACADEMIC INTEGRITY BY USING ONE'S OWN IDEAS AND WORDS IN WRITING AND CITING SOURCES WHEN NECESSARY.

This certificate of proficiency recognizes English language learners who have successfully completed coursework in ESL Writing from the novice to low intermediate level.

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to:

🗸 PSLO 1: EMPLOY THE WRITING PROCESS TO COMPLETE WRITING ASSIGNMENTS WHICH INCLUDE A CLEAR TOPIC, CONTROLLING IDEA, AND SUPPORTING DETAILS AT VARIOUS LEVELS OF SPECIFICITY.

🗸 PSLO 2: DEMONSTRATE AN EMERGING ABILITY TO APPLY NEW INFORMATION TO WRITING

🗸 PSLO 3: USE COMMON ENGLISH SENTENCE PATTERNS CORRECTLY.

This certificate of proficiency recognizes English language learners who have successfully completed coursework in ESL Reading from the intermediate to advanced-low level.

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to:

🗸 PSLO 1: DEMONSTRATE ACADEMIC READING SKILLS BOTH IN CLASS UNDER THE PRESSURE OF TIME AND OUT OF CLASS.

🗸 PSLO 2: RESPOND TO READINGS IN CLEAR WRITTEN AND ORAL RESPONSES THAT SHOW CRITICAL ANALYSIS.

🗸 PSLO 3: DEMONSTRATE THE ABILITY TO INFER, SUMMARIZE, PARAPHRASE, AND MAKE GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS OR OUTLINES.

This certificate of proficiency recognizes English language learners who have successfully completed coursework in ESL Reading from the novice to low intermediate level.

Student Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to:

🗸 PSLO 1: EMPLOY "TOP-DOWN" COMPREHENSION STRATEGIES

🗸 PSLO 2: EMPLOY LEVEL-APPROPRIATE VOCABULARY BUILDING STRATEGIES

🗸 PSLO 3: DEMONSTRATE COMPREHENSION OF MULTI-PARAGRAPH ACADEMIC 
TEXTS

🗸 PSLO 4: DEMONSTRATE AN EMERGING ABILITY TO SYNTHESIZE INFORMATION FROM TEXT AND USE THAT INFORMATION TO GENERATE IDEAS FOR WRITING.