The School of Technology provides education for employment in occupations requiring a high degree of technical skill.

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Graduates of the program will be prepared to take Automotive Service Excellence's [ASE] Alternative Fuels Compressed Natural Gas [F-1] certification exam. For program information see: Automotive Technology; Alternative Fuel Technician Concentration

Automotive shops operate at their best when they're run smoothly. For program information see: Automotive Technology; Automotive Management Concentration

Modern cars need trained technicians to diagnose and repair them. For program information see: Automotive Technology; Automotive Service Concentration

If you like working with a computer and want to help design the future, you may find success in a career in Design Technology specializing in architectural design. Architectural design technologists assist architects and engineers design buildings and other structures. For program information see: Design Technology; Architecture Concentration

The Design Technology program focuses on building foundations in design principles and technology, utilizing the latest computer software and hardware. The computer-aided design and manufacturing (CADD-M) concentration places emphasis on using CNC programming, and CAD/CAM technology in design and manufacturing applications. For program information see: Design Technology; Computer Aided Design/Manufacturing Concentration

The Design Technology program focuses on building foundations in design principles and technology, utilizing the latest computer software and hardware. The computer graphics concentration places emphasis on rastering, vector, animation development techniques. For program information see: Design Technology; Computer Graphics Concentration

If you like working with a computer and want to help design the future, you may find success in a career in Design Technology specializing in mechanical design. Engineers need qualified design technologists to draw the parts of a machine in order to determine design elements such as the number and kind of fasteners needed for assembly. Industrial growth and increasingly complex designs will increase demand for design technologists. For program information see: Design Technology; Mechanical Concentration

You can be ready to step into a career and continue your education towards a bachelor’s degree with an associate of science degree in General Studies from Ivy Tech Community College. Your program of study can be designed to concentrate in the areas of business, health sciences, public services, or technology. For program information see: General Studies; Technology Concentration

Computer numerical control [CNC] technicians operate computers and CNC machines to control the machining and processing of manufactured products. For program information see: Manufacturing and Industrial Technology; Computer Numerical Control

Facilities maintenance technicians troubleshoot problems and repair systems for heating, air conditioning, electrical wiring, carpentry, and plumbing, and may use computers to log work projects, order materials or any number of other tasks. For program information see: Manufacturing and Industrial Technology; Facilities Maintenance

Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning [HVAC] technicians install heating, air conditioning, ventilation and refrigeration systems and maintain systems by detecting and correcting problems. For program information see: Manufacturing and Industrial Technology; Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning

Industrial electricians troubleshoot problems and repair electrical systems in all types of environments and conditions to insure efficient operations in a facility. For program information see: Manufacturing and Industrial Technology; Industrial Electrician

Industrial Maintenance technicians install, maintain and repair machinery. For program information see: Manufacturing and Industrial Technology; Industrial Maintenance

Machine tool technicians use lathes, drill presses, and milling machines to produce precision metal parts. For program information see: Manufacturing and Industrial Technology; Machine Tool

Companies and manufacturing facilities of all sizes employ quality assurance technicians to help maintain a quality product using cost effective procedures. For program information see: Manufacturing and Industrial Technology; Quality Assurance

Welding technicians work in a wide variety of industrial settings. Graduates may work as technicians, inspectors, specialist welders, supervisors, analysts, equipment salesmen, instructors, quality assurance technicians and other similar jobs. For program information see: Manufacturing and Industrial Technology; Welding