2001 - 2002 INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES OUTCOMES
DEGREES/CERTIFICATES/PROGRAMS: The Industrial and Manufacturing Technologies Department
offers one degree and four certificate programs, as follows:
AAS, Integrated Technologies
Certificate, Automotive Technician
Certificate, Computer-Aided Design and Drafting
Certificate, Machinist
Certificate, American Welding Society Entry Level
Students will comply with all personal and environmental
safety practices that relate to industrial and manufacturing industries associated
with clothing, eye protection, hand- tools, power equipment and handling, storage
and disposal of chemicals in accordance with local, state, and federal safety and
environmental regulations.
Students will comply with all industrial and manufacturing shop policies with respect
to shop operations, tools and equipment, chemicals, clothing and professional skills
in the workplace.
Students will work collaboratively by expressing opinions with tact, listening to
others, and shouldering an appropriate share of the workload.
Students will obtain, evaluate and use technical information from a variety of resources.
Students will develop critical thinking (problem solving) and both oral and written
communication skills.
Students will develop the ability to work in a professional and ethical manner.
Goals: To provide the most current industrial related education to meet the goals
of:
1. Obtaining entry-level job skills for individuals
2. Gaining professional certifications for individuals
3. Specialized industrial training for business and industry
4. Retraining/Skill Upgrading for individuals seeking occupational advancement or placement
5. Non-professional students to gain basic industrial related skills
General Education Outcomes
| Business Department Outcomes
Industrial & Manufacturing Technology Outcomes
Health & Protective Services Outcomes
| Maritime Sciences Outcomes
Criminal Justice and Early Childhood Ed. Outcomes