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Nov 22, 2024
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2024-2025 Academic Catalog
General Technology, AAS
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The General Technology program provides company-specific graduates for the private sector, expanded opportunities for military personnel and broader employment opportunities for other students. This degree enables students or industries to design individualized programs of study to fulfill unique career goals that cannot be met through the completion of single technical certificate or AAS degree program. Students may use transfer credit or other non-traditional credit such as military training to meet the major and minor requirements. With the approval of an advisor, students choose courses from two or more different technical and academic disciplines and develop a coherent technical program having both a major technical focus and support courses directly related to the career objective.
Salary Expectations
To find current average salaries for all occupations, visit: Home : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov)
Program Learning Outcomes
In addition to satisfying General Education Learning Outcomes, program graduates will:
- Know and be able to apply the terminology and conceptual frameworks related to common organizational structures and basic operations in the workplace.
- Have the technical skills expected of entry-level employees in their field of study.
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General Education Courses
Complete all (15 credit hours)
Elective Social Science
(must have ANTH, ECON, GEOG, HIST, PLSC, PSYC, or SOCI prefix)
Major Technical Discipline
Complete all (24 credit hours)
Approved courses from a technical or other cohesive academic area must be the focus of the program, with the exception of the Allied Health and Human Services Division programs.
Technical program coursework may include:
Advanced Manufacturing
Automotive Service Technology
Aviation Maintenance
Collision Repair
Cosmetology
Construction
Diesel Technology
Drafting & Design
HVACR
High Voltage Lineman Training
Machining
Nail Technology
Professional Truck Driving
Welding
Minor/Related/Support Courses
Complete all (21 credit hours)
Minor areas may be any courses from a technical or other cohesive academic area accepted by the college, with the exception of the Allied Health and Human Services division courses.
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