Engineering Technology

The Engineering Technology program allows students to earn an Associate of Applied Science degree while providing them with a strong background in electronics and electrical theory.  The program builds on this basic knowledge with courses that prepare the students for careers in a variety of high tech fields including electronics, industrial maintenance, electronic communications, computer aided design / drafting.

Graduates of this program will acquire both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience with data acquisition systems, PLC's, computers and computer networks, automated systems and process control, communication systems and computer based drafting and design technology.

There are certificates and diploma options embedded in the degree so that a student will be able to document progress toward the associate degree.  Graduates wishing to continue their education beyond the associate degree, will be able to earn a Bachelor of Science degree from Western Kentucky University's Architectural and Manufacturing Sciences program.  The entire WKU degree can be obtained on the campuses in Owensboro.  All of the associate degree courses will count toward this bachelor degree.

 Associate in Applied Science Degree Specialization Available

Electronics Specialization

24 hours
Computer Maintenance 21 - 22 hours
Industrial Electronics / Maintenance 27 hours
Engineering Design Technician 24 - 25 hours
Communications Electronics 26 hours
Robotics and Automation Specialization 29 hours
Instrumentation Specialization 27 hours
Mechanical Specialization 24 hours
   

Certificates Available

Computer Technician 16 hours
Electronic Technician I 28 hours
Industrial & Engineering Technology Fundamentals 24 hours

 

For information about the Electronics / Engineering related options contact:

Jim Houston
OCTC Main Campus, T205
686-4462 or jim.houston@kctcs.edu

For more information about the computer aided drafting options contact:

Steve Bailes
OCTC Downtown Campus
686-4465 or steve.bailes@kctcs.edu