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The School of Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies offers degree and certificate programs in the following areas:

Architectural and Civil Engineering Technology

• Architectural/Industrial Design AAS
• Building Construction Management AAS
• Civil Engineering Technology AAS

The Architectural and Civil Engineering Technology degree program is designed to develop qualified technicians for the field of engineering. The technician serves as an important link between the engineering professional and the skilled trades person in the design, construction, and operation of engineering projects.



Automotive Technology AAS
This curriculum is designed to prepare individuals for employment in the automotive repair industry or to serve the continuing education needs of the automotive technician working in the field.


Automotive Technology C
The curriculum is designed to meet the need for trained automotive mechanics in all areas of the automotive industry. The program will provide students with experience in the maintenance and repair of a wide variety of automobiles, as well as light to medium duty trucks. Program graduates will receive instruction in the basic skills and sufficient hands-on experience to be able to apply that learning to practical everyday shop situations.



Computer and Electronics Technology
(Program Discontinued)
• Computer Systems AAS
• Electronic Controls AAS
• Semiconductor Manufacturing AAS

The Computer and Electronics Technology major is designed to prepare students to enter into the large variety of positions available in electronics careers. Electronic careers consist of assisting and supporting industry and small businesses in the design, development, testing, and repair of electronic systems and equipment. In order to provide the flexibility required by the large variety of positions available in electronics related industries, the core curriculum provides a solid foundation in math and general electronics. The three specializations provide more in-depth training in their respective areas. The Computer Systems specialization emphasizes computer hardware and networking technology as they relate to computer systems design and hardware troubleshooting, including distributed computing environments. The Electronic Controls specialization emphasizes industrial control processes and automated industrial manufacturing technology. The Semiconductor Manufacturing specialization emphasizes the processes and equipment needed for semiconductor manufacturing. Practical laboratory experiences are used to reinforce theory and to provide training for maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electronic systems.


Computer-Aided Design Specialist CSC
The rapidly evolving field of computer technology has had a dramatic impact on the architectural/engineering professions. The Computer-Aided Design Specialist Career Studies Certificate was created to meet the contemporary graphic needs of architectural and industrial design firms. This program provides the student with thorough training in two- and three-dimensional computer graphics, including studies in visualization and animation.


Diesel Mechanics Technology C
The Diesel Mechanics Technology curriculum is designed to introduce the fundamentals of diesel equipment repair and provide instruction in hydraulic systems welding, diesel engine overhaul and tune-up, electrical circuits, power train maintenance and fuel injection. The Diesel Mechanics Technology program will give graduates a practical background in basic diesel equipment technology principles. The curriculum provides practical training and the option of on-the-job experience through cooperative education. The demand for trained diesel mechanic personnel and technicians is increasing.



Electronics Technology CSC
This program is designed to provide basic skill development and competence for students seeking a
career in electronics or related technologies.



Engineering AS

The demand for technically trained people is increasing rapidly in Virginia as well as throughout the world. The engineer is a most important member of the technical team which includes the scientist, technician, and skilled craftsman. Opportunities are unlimited for men and women in the field of engineering. Science is so diversified now that one may enter almost any specialization and find employment. The preparation for the engineering profession is based on a vigorous program especially in mathematics and science.

The associate of science degree major in Engineering is designed for persons who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a baccalaureate degree program in one of the following engineering fields: aerospace, agriculture, architecture, biomedical, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, environmental, industrial, materials, mechanical, mining, nuclear, or ocean.




Equine Management CSC (Program Discontinued)

This program is designed to provide students with the basic skills needed for effective horse care, especially in health care, nutrition, stabling, foot care, and business management.





Floral Design CSC

This program is intended primarily for students who are seeking employment in the floral design business or who are presently employed in this field and wish to upgrade or enhance their skills. The program is also available for those who wish to establish credentials to demonstrate their expertise for exhibiting and judging.



Horticulture Technology AAS

The Horticulture Technology program is designed to prepare students for a wide range of horticulture careers. Training is available for those who seek to begin a career track, as well as those who are changing careers. Individuals already in the green industry are invited to improve or upgrade their skills and knowledge with appropriate courses.



Public Transportation/Diesel Maintenance CSC
This program is designed specifically to provide mechanics employed by public transit authorities throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia with technical training in the basic theory and fundamentals of the various electrical and mechanical systems related to transportation vehicles.



Surveying Technology CSC

This option is designed to provide course work preparation to prospective examinees for the Virginia land surveyor licensing examination. The courses are encouraged and accepted by the State Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Certified Landscape Architects under the auspices of the Commerce Department. Practical field experience will also be evaluated by the State Board to determine an individual’s eligibility for licensing. As practical surveying experience is a necessary component for becoming licensed as a surveyor, occupational objectives include working in various capacities with surveying and engineering firms—with the ultimate objective of becoming a licensed surveyor.



Technical Studies- Auto Body Technology Plan of Study AAS (Program Discontinued)
The Plan of Study in Auto Body Technology, leading to the AAS degree in Technical Studies, is designed to prepare students with knowledge and skills necessary to prepare students for careers as certified auto body and/or auto refinishing technicians, for entry-level positions as estimators and adjustors in the insurance industry, and to provide continuing education in advanced automotive collision repair technologies. Students will learn advanced technologies in structural and mechanical repairs as well as repair and refinishing of body panels.



Welding CSC
Employment opportunities exist for individuals proficient in advanced welding techniques. This program is designed for students with no previous experience in welding, as well as for individuals currently employed in the welding field who wish to upgrade their skills.
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