Pathway to Associate Degree
All courses with this certificate will apply to the General Engineering Technology Applied Sciences Associate degree at RCC.
Problem Solver
Ask an engineer and they will tell you that their job often involves creative solutions for hard-to-solve problems. That’s the world that we will introduce you to with our Introduction to Engineering Technology Career Studies Certificate. Learn about those creative solutions, industrial design, electronics, and mechanics.
Many Possibilities
The certificate is 16 credits and is designed to be completed in two part-time semesters. After completing this program, you may be qualified to apply for such jobs as electronics technician, industrial technician, and mechanical technician.
RCC College Catalog
For the most up-to-date information about this program (including all requirements), please refer to our College Catalog.
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