Industrial Business Degree Program

First Semester

Second Semester

Suggested Industrial Technology Electives

Suggested Business Electives

The Industrial Business Degree Program can be used in conjunction with the following one-year Diploma programs to earn an A.A.S. degree:

Engineering and Design Technology Program
The Engineering and Design Technology Program is a 38-week program and provides students with technical training needed to enter the various fields of computer aided drafting and design.  The focus of the program is to give students experience in developing media-to-industry standards using computers.  Included are drafting fundamentals and techniques, software applications, math, communication skills, and object representation using 2D and 3D principles.

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Welding Technology
The Welding Technology Program is a 30-week program and is designed to teach fundamental welding techniques and principles.  The program provides an overview of related topics such as metallurgy and fabrication, layout, estimating, and repair.  As a state-of-the-art program, the Welding Technology Program continually updates its offerings and is committed to providing the student one of the best welding programs in the state of Iowa.

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Industrial Mechanics Technology
The Industrial Mechanics Technology Program is a 30-week program with an optional 8-week industrial internship, and provides training essential for entry-level positions as machine repairer, building and plant maintenance technicians.  This program will provide basic skills in welding, electrical, plumbing, pneumatics and hydraulics, blueprint reading, motor controls, industrial wiring, and conduit bending.

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Carpentry Program
The Residential Carpentry Program is a 38-week program and provides students with the skills needed to successfully enter the construction industry.  The main emphasis of this program is residential carpentry with related instruction in concrete, residential wiring, and mechanical systems.  Building science and “House as a System” technology are integrated throughout this program.

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