Design, build and test solutions to real-world problems! In a programthat has achievedProjectLeadtheWayNational Accreditation, you’ll learn engineering concepts and technology such as applied logic, problem- solving, digital electronics, computer aided design, robotics and computer integratedmanufacturing. The hands-on, project-based approach lets you apply your skills to real situations. Imagine designing, building and testing amore efficient electric car or developing a device to aid amputees in giving themselves insulin. In practice, you’ll pick your own real-world problems to solve and graduate ready for a college engineering program. Viewprogramvideo:http://highschool.cvccworks.com/programvideo.aspx.


Successful experiences in these courses will help prepare you for this program:


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Algebra I (Grade of C or better)*


Geometry (strongly recommended)


 Physical Science


 Industrial Technology  Mechanical Drawing


*Prerequisite


What kinds of jobs are available to me upon completion of this


program? Careers in engineering technology generally require postsecondary education. Depending on the degree obtained, careers may include: 


Industrial robotics technician  Electronics technician 


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Engineering assistant/research & development


Instrumentation/microprocessor systems repair person


Robotics operator/programmer/ designer


Electrical engineer 


Mechanical engineer  Industrial engineer 


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Electrical engineering technologist


Mechanical engineering technologist


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