Programs of Learning
Discover our exciting credit and non-credit options below!
Computer Technology, Networking/Cybersecurity, AAS
Computer technology with networking/cybersecurity electives students develop skills in PC operating systems, PC hardware concepts, computer software applications, cybersecurity, and developing and maintaining small to medium sized computer networks.
- Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
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Computer Technology, Programming/Database, AAS
Computer technology with programming/database electives students develop skills in software development, PC operating systems, systems analysis and design, PC hardware concepts, computer software applications, database applications and networking.
- Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
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Culinary Arts Certificate
Culinary arts students learn the basic principles and applications of the food service industry. Competencies include safe food handling practices, sanitation, knife skills, equipment operation and safety, dining room operations and service, nutrition applications, and food preparation; Garde manger, entrees, baked goods and pastries, and buffet planning and organization. Students learn skills to manage production, inventory, purchasing and receiving and personnel.
- Certificate
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Culinary Arts Technology, AAS
Culinary Arts students learn the basic principles and applications of the food service industry. Competencies include safe food handling practices, sanitation, knife skills, equipment operation and safety, dining room operations and service, nutrition applications, and food preparation; garde manger, entrees, baked goods and pastries, and buffet planning and organization.
- Certificate
Data Analytics Certificate
This certificate program prepares students for entry level positions in data analytics. Students will learn the collection, editing, and transformation of data as well as data modeling and reporting.
- Certificate
- SCC Online
Digital Design - General Technology, AAS
Digital design students acquire skills to become graphic or web designers. Emphasis is placed on design, digital imagery and typography.
- Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
Digital Design Certificate
Digital design students acquire skills to become graphic or web designers. Emphasis is placed on design, digital imagery, and typography.
- Certificate
Electronics Engineering Technology Associate Degree
Electronics Engineering Technology students gain skills necessary to assist engineers in designing, building, installing and testing electronic, computer, power, and telecommunication equipment. They also develop skills in computer architecture, software development, programming applications, and computer networking.
- Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
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General Technology, Specialized Program - AAS
The general technology AAS degree is designed to allow students who hold a certificate or diploma in a technical specialty to complete a degree.
- Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
Construction Technology with Exam
If this is your first step towards a future in the construction industry, this training is the ideal starting point for a wide variety of career paths. Construction Technology will ground you in the basic knowledge and principles of carpentry, masonry, electrical work, HVAC, and plumbing.
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Estimating Building Costs
By the end of the course, students will be able to Prepare accurate and comprehensive cost estimates for building projects, Identify and analyze factors influencing construction costs, and Utilize software tools to enhance estimation accuracy.
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Introduction to ISO 9001
Fundamental Philosophies, Quality System & Documentation Requirements of the Standard. Emphasis of Process Approach transforming the Quality Management System into a Business Model instead of a Compliance Model.
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NCCER Electrical Level 1
This National Center for Construction Education and Research NCCER course begins with an orientation to the electrical trade and discusses career paths available to electricians.
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Printreading for Residential & Light Commercial Construction Part 1
Various types of construction drawings are used to represent the actual components of a building project. The drawings provide specific information about the locations of the parts of a structure, the types of materials to be used, and the correct layout of the building.
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Printreading for Residential and Light Commerical Construction Part 2
Various types of construction drawings are used to represent the actual components of a building project. The drawings provide specific information about the locations of the parts of a structure, the types of materials to be used, and the correct layout of the building.
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Plan Reading and Material Takeoff
This course provides the framework for developing a quantitative material takeoff from working drawings. Students will learn to read and interpret building plans and create an accurate takeoff.
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Residential Wiring Based on the National Electrical Code
This beginner-level course is designed for individuals with little to no prior knowledge of residential wiring. Students will learn to safely and efficiently lay out and wire basic circuits required by the National Electrical Code (NEC) for residential applications.
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