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Purpose:
The Associate in Applied Science Degree in General Engineering Technology is designed to provide a broad base of math, science, and engineering knowledge which will prepare the graduate to enter the technical workforce upon graduation. Entry into the work-place would be at the Engineering Assistant level. The graduate will have knowledge in areas of Engineering Technology such as engineering materials, design drafting, engineering mechanics, manufacturing methods, electronics, and computer programming.

Please visit DCC's General Engineering Technology web site for more information.

Purpose:
The program in Auto Body Mechanics is designed to provide the student with the knowledge and skill necessary to obtain full-time employment upon completion of the program of studies.

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Purpose:
The Automotive Analysis and Repair curriculum is designed to train persons for employment in the many occupations available in servicing motor transportation vehicles.

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Purpose:
The Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Diploma program is designed to prepare you for employment as an air conditioning and refrigeration technician on completion of the program.

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Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Award: Certificate
Email:Mark Bryant
Email:Derick Vicks

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Purpose:
The Drafting and Design curriculum is designed to train persons for employment in the many occupations available in the field of drafting and design. Graduates of this program have the option of going immediately into industry or transferring to one of the four-year colleges or universities offering baccalaureate degree programs in the Engineering Technologies.

Please visit DCC's Drafting and Design web site for more information.

Purpose:
The purpose of the Electrical/Electronics program is to train persons for employment in the technical positions available in business and industry related to electricity and electronics. Program Description:

Program Description:
The first three semesters include a post high school pre-occupational technical program and is designed to develop a general foundation in mathematics, electricity, electronics, theorems, networks, and fundamental circuits. Prior to the fourth semester you, with the aid of your faculty advisor, will select either Analyst Electronic Technology or General Electronic Technology. The Analyst Electronic Technology offers a practical and "hands on" approach, while the General Electronic Technology offers a theoretical and practical approach.

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The Graphic Imaging Technology program is designed to prepare you for full-time employment in occupations related to the Graphics Arts Industry.

Please visit DCC's Graphic Imaging Technology Web site for more information.

Purpose:
The purpose of the Electrical/Electronic Equipment Servicing program is to train, upgrade and increase technical competence of qualified personnel to maintain and service electrical-electronic equipment.

Industrial Maintenance Technology
Award: Diploma

Email: Robert Huffman

Purpose:
The industrial maintenance technology curriculum is designed to prepare students to repair and maintain machinery, electrical wiring and fixtures, hydraulic and pneumatic devices and program logic controller systems found in industrial establishments.   The curriculum is built upon a balanced program of studies drawn from a variety of disciplines in the electrical, mechanical, hydraulics and pneumatic and industrial fields and a solid core of general courses.

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Purpose:
The Maintenance Mechanics program provides training in the mechanical and electrical fields. The program provides training for persons seeking employment, preparing for promotion, or desiring a broader knowledge of the industrial maintenance field.

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DCC announces the offering of a Motorsports Management associate degree program as well as a Motorsports Management career studies certificate.  Students who complete these programs may seek employment in such positions as motorsports team manager, event manager, or activities manager; public relations, or media specialist; hospitality manager, sales representative, distribution specialist or transportations specialist.

Please visit the Motorsports Management Website for more information about this program.

The Precision Machining Technology Curriculum is designed to train persons for employment in the many occupations available in industrial manufacturing shops.

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Web Design Career Studies Certificate
Award: Certificate
E-mail: Amy Abbott
E-mail Sandy Satterfield

The DCC Web Design Career Studies Certificate program is tailored for those individuals seeking work in the field of Web Site Design. Persons currently employed in another field of information technology or networking will find the courses in this program helpful.

Please visit DCC's  Web Design Career Studies Certificate Web Site for more information

Welding Career Studies Certificate
Award: Certificate
E-mail: Deborah Smith

The Welding Career Studies Certificate is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to obtain employment in the welding field.

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