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IT-Network Technician

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

If you have solid computer skills and a desire to expand your knowledge, Western's Network Technician program will be highly beneficial to your future career. This program offers a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on training, equipping you with the skills needed to offer network support in small- to medium-sized businesses and home offices.

As part of your training, you will explore the fundamentals of Linux and Windows server administration, gaining a well-rounded understanding of network technology. If you decide to pursue Western's IT - Cybersecurity & Network Administration associate degree, all the courses you complete in the Network Technician program will transfer, ensuring a smooth transition and a broader range of opportunities in the field.

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Computer Network Support Specialists
IT Specialist

Program Credits: 

25.00

Total Cost: 

$4 103.75

Pathway: 

IT-Network Technician

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

ITNW

First Term: 

IT Hardware/Software Fund
Cisco 1: Networking Fund
Introduction to Cybersecurity
IT Exploration
Quantitative Reasoning
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Cisco 2: Switching & Routing Technology
Linux Administration
Windows Server Admin 1
Cybersecurity Essentials

Graduates: 

12

Graduates Responding: 

7

Employed in Related Occupation: 

1

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

0

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

6

Not in Labor Market: 

6

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

1

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

45

Full Time: Median Annual Salary: 

$80,000

Related Occupations: 

Network Security Analyst 1

Program Number: 

301504

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Software and Technology: 

This program requires specific software and technology to complete classwork. Click here to see the list of items you will need for your courses.

If you do not have access to the items listed for your program, or if the items you have do not meet the requirements, resources may be available. Submit a Student Resource Request using our online form.

Internet access is required to access student accounts from off campus. The Learning Commons can provide information on free, off-campus Wi-Fi spots. Contact them at LearningCommons@westerntc.edu or call 608-785-9198.

For additional specifications, please review Technology and Software Recommendations for Most Classes on Western’s IT Knowledgebase.

Digital Marketing

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

Western's Digital Marketing program explores marketing, with a focus on effectively managing a range of popular digital tools. Our courses are continuously updated to keep pace with the ever-evolving digital landscape. You'll explore topics such as website content management, marketing analytics, SEO, social media, digital advertising, copywriting, e-commerce, as well as the fundamental principles of marketing and marketing strategies.

This associate degree provides you with the foundational knowledge, concepts, tools, and skill set required to effectively market a business in today's dynamic digital environment.

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Digital/Social Media Specialist
Digital Marketing/Social Media Coordinator
SEO Specialist
Digital Content Specialist
Content Marketing Specialist

Program Credits: 

60.00

Total Cost: 

$9 849.00

Pathway: 

Digital Marketing

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

DGMK

First Term: 

Business Concepts
Computer Apps for Business
Marketing Principles
Digital Design Components
Technical Reporting
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Marketing-Research
Internet Marketing
Digital Advertising
Content Marketing
Math w Business Apps

Fourth Term: 

E-Commerce
Social Media Strategies
Email Marketing
SEO and Marketing Analytics
Speech

Fifth Term: 

Integrated Marketing Campaign
Inbound Marketing
Personal Brand
Project Management
Economics
Intro to Psychology

Graduates: 

35

Graduates Responding: 

8

Employed in Related Occupation: 

4

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

2

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

2

Not in Labor Market: 

2

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

1

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

40

Full Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$19.00

Full Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$19.00

Related Occupations: 

Social Media and Digital Marketing Specialist

Program Number: 

101048

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

University Transfer Agreement: 

University of Wisconsin-Stout
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PDF
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Website
PDF
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Website
PDF
Viterbo University
Website
PDF

Typical Start: 

Fall

Solar Installation Technician

Financial Aid Available: 

Not Financial Aid Eligible

Solar energy is a growing industry in western Wisconsin. The Solar Installation Technician certificate is designed to address the needs of regional utility power suppliers that offer renewable energy options, as well as private companies that provide solar solutions for residential, commercial, non-profit, and government sectors.

Western has several solar panel systems that not only provide power to buildings, but offer the perfect, real-life training opportunity.

This certificate is a pathway into the Building Science and Energy Management associate degree, which can lead to career advancement opportunities.

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Solar Installer/Service Technician
Solar Site Evaluator/Permit Technician
Solar Electrician
Electrical Technician

Program Credits: 

14.00

Total Cost: 

$2 298.10

Pathway: 

Solar Installation Technician

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

SOIT

First Term: 

Construction Industry Basics
PV Design and Install 1
Intro to Energy Effic & Mgmt
Introduction to Building Science
College Math
Strengths Seminar

Program Number: 

614815

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Individualized Technical Studies

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

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Additional Information: 

  • A minimum of 20 Core Credits must be focused in one discipline. A discipline is described as a program cluster:
    • Agriculture, Foods and Natural Resources
    • Architecture and Construction
    • Art, A/V Technology and Communications
    • Associate of Arts and Science
    • Business, Management and Administration
    • Education and Training
    • Finance
    • Health Sciences
    • Hospitality and Tourism
    • Human Services
    • Information Technology
    • Law, Public Safety and Security
    • Manufacturing
    • Marketing
    • Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
    • Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
  • A minimum of 25% of the total program requirements must be earned at Western Technical College.
  • Time and completion of the ITS program is dependent on course offering options and your individual schedule.
  • The program is intended for currently employed individuals who have specific career objectives not met by Western Technical College’s existing degree programs.
  • The Adult Learning Specialist and an Occupational Advisor are required to assist with the development of the curriculum sequence and guide the student toward their career goals.

Additional Admission Requirements: 

To determine if the ITS program meets your needs, contact Kim Panzer, Credit for Prior Learning Specialist/ITS Program to schedule an appointment to review the ITS self-assessment and begin the process of completing the ITS Program Plan. You can reach Kim by phone at 608-785-9873 or by email at CPL@westerntc.edu.

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

ITS

Program Number: 

108251

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General Studies

Credits
Behavioral Science (Select one)
809-198 Introduction to Psychology
809-199 Psychology of Human Relations
Other 809 courses may be permitted		 3
Communications (Select two)
801-195 English Comp 1
801-198 Speech
801-197 Technical Communication
Other 801 courses may be permitted		 6
Math/Science (Select one)
804-107 College Math
804-123 Math with Business Applications
Other 804 or 806 courses may be permitted		 3
Social Science (Select one)
809-195 Economics
809-196 Introduction to Sociology
809-122 Introduction to American Government
Other 809 courses may be permitted		 3
General Studies Electives
Additional courses electives		 6-15

Total General Studies

21-30

Individual Technical Studies

Credits
Core Credits
Focused in one discipline		 20
Additional Credits
Additional credits earned in other disciplines		 19-20

Total Individualized Technical Studies

39-40

Total Credits

60-70

Secondary Description: 

The Individualized Technical Studies (ITS) associate degree is a flexible program intended for students with specific career goals that can’t be met by other degree programs at Western. It is a customized program that allows you to draw from a variety of existing courses in traditional disciplines and programs. You are encouraged to explore credit for prior learning (CPL) based on previous work experience, coursework, and military service training. CPL enables you to accelerate the completion of your educational goals.

Examples of an ITS degree could be:

  • Childcare Administration: Combining Early Childhood core program classes with Human Services and Business and Management courses
  • Marketing and Design: Pairing courses from Marketing with Art, A/V Technology, and Communications courses
  • Criminal Justice Management: Combining Law, Public Safety, and Security courses with Business, Management, and Administration courses
  • Business Management & Sales: Coupling Business and Management with Administration and Marketing courses
  • Computer Support Manager: Pairing Information Technology courses with Business or Management with Administration courses

Typical Start: 

Fall, Spring, Summer

Industrial Machine Controls

Financial Aid Available: 

Not Financial Aid Eligible

Western's district is projected to witness a significant increase in the demand for professionals skilled in maintaining automated control systems. The Industrial Machine Controls technical diploma equips you with fundamental skills, enabling you to effectively monitor and test machinery operations, diagnose issues, perform repairs, maintain optimal operating conditions, and interpret blueprints or manufacturer's manuals for correct installation and operation procedures.

With this degree, you will be well-prepared for careers in industrial or manufacturing settings, where your expertise will be vital in the repair and maintenance of equipment.

You can also choose to further your education to expand your career opportunities and enhance your earning potential. The technical diploma courses cover the first term for the following programs:

* Electromechanical Maintenance Technician - 1-year technical diploma
* Electromechanical Technology - 2-year associate degree
* Mechatronic and Robotic Engineering Technology - 2-year associate degree

These programs offer a comprehensive path for individuals looking to advance their knowledge and skills in the field of industrial machine controls and related technologies.

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Industrial Machinery Mechanics
Mechanic Room Technician
Maintenance Technician

Program Credits: 

12.00

Total Cost: 

$1 969.80

Pathway: 

Industrial Machine Controls

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

INMC

First Term: 

Industrial Electricity
Basic Industrial Controls
PLC Fundamentals
Intro to Industrial Control Systems
Intro to Mechatronics
Strengths Seminar

Program Number: 

306201

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Foundations of Teacher Education

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

The Foundations of Teacher Education associate degree program prepares you to engage with students of diverse ages and varying ability levels while operating under the guidance and supervision of a licensed teacher. You will be well-equipped for a fulfilling career as a paraprofessional or educational assistant, offering invaluable support services to school-age students. While this program prepares graduates to serve in a variety of educational contexts, it places a primary emphasis on roles in elementary and middle-level schools.

Graduates of this program possess the knowledge and skills necessary to implement effective instructional strategies, enabling you to assist students with a wide array of academic tasks, including mathematics, science, reading, and writing assignments, in addition to other instructional activities. You will be adept at monitoring student progress, providing individualized support, facilitating small group activities, and offering one-on-one tutoring. Moreover, you'll play an integral role in enhancing the classroom environment by contributing to classroom displays, aiding students with computer and media-related tasks, and overseeing various classroom and school events.

Western's Foundations of Teacher Education program is fully compliant with Title I requirements and fulfills the requirements of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) for paraprofessionals. Furthermore, graduates of this program have the opportunity to transfer to several universities offering bachelor degree programs in Elementary Education or Special Education.

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Instructional Assistant
Special Education Paraprofessional
Early Education Teacher
Teacher Assistant

Program Credits: 

61.00

Total Cost: 

$10 013.15

Pathway: 

Foundations of Teacher Education

Additional Information: 

Program Contact

Jennifer Woolley
Program Chair, Foundations of Teacher Education
608-789-6038
woolleyj@westerntc.edu

Additional Admission Requirements: 

To enroll in the Foundations of Teacher Education Associate Degree program, first apply for admission to the College, then complete a background check. You can find the link to the background check document below:

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Transcript: 

High School or GED/HSED Transcript

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

FTED

First Term: 

EDU: Intro to Ed Practices
EDU: Technology in Ed
EDU: Child & Adol Dev
EDU: Equity in Education
English Composition 1
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

EDU: Techniques in Reading
EDU: Behavior Management
EDU: Overview of Spec Ed
EDU: Practicum 1
College Math

Third Term: 

EDU: Soc Emot Learning & Mental Hlth
EDU: Techniques in Science
EDU: Supporting Stu w/Disab
Oral/Interpersonal Comm
Intro to Psychology

Fourth Term: 

EDU: Techniques in Lang Arts
EDU: Techniques in Math
EDU: Techniques in Soc Stu
EDU: Practicum 2
Intro to Diversity Studies

Graduates: 

50

Graduates Responding: 

28

Employed in Related Occupation: 

11

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

3

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

13

Not in Labor Market: 

14

Part Time: Responding: 

1

Full Time: Responding: 

5

Part Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

20

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

37

Part Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$14.00

Full Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$17.58

Part Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$14.00

Full Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$15.90-$19.26

Full Time: Median Annual Salary: 

$22,533

Related Occupations: 

Assistant Teacher, Special Education Para, Educational Assistant, Server/Bartender/Manager

Program Number: 

105222

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Secondary Description: 

To view the Foundations of Teacher Education program’s required disclosure on professional licensure, please click here.

University Transfer Agreement: 

Carroll University
Website
PDF
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Website
PDF
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Website
PDF
Viterbo University
Website
PDF

Typical Start: 

Fall

Featured Program: 

Yes

Educational Assistant

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

The Educational Assistant technical diploma meets the requirement for all school employees working with students to have a minimum of 48 credits beyond a high school diploma. Educational assistants with this diploma are in high demand in schools, where they work under the direct supervision of a licensed teacher. They provide support to school-age students with varying abilities in the classroom, assisting with a range of tasks.

This program covers all the core courses from Western's Foundations of Teacher Education program along with 4 credits of general studies education. Start your career as an assistant with the technical diploma or continue your education to expand your opportunities and earning potential.

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Educational Assistant
Special Education Assistant
Special Education Paraprofessional
Program Assistant
Instructional Assistant

Program Credits: 

49.00

Total Cost: 

$8 043.35

Pathway: 

Educational Assistant

Additional Information: 

Additional Admission Requirements: 

To enroll in the Educational Assistant Technical Diploma program, first apply for admission to the College, then complete a background check. You can find links to these documents below. The last step for admission to the program will be to complete an Intent to Enroll form. Please see the details below.

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Transcript: 

High School or GED/HSED Transcript

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

EDAS

First Term: 

EDU: Intro to Ed Practices
EDU: Technology in Ed
EDU: Child & Adol Dev
EDU: Equity in Education
English Composition 1
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

EDU: Techniques in Reading
EDU: Behavior Management
EDU: Overview of Spec Ed
EDU: Practicum 1

Third Term: 

EDU: Soc Emot Learning & Mental Hlth
EDU: Techniques in Science
EDU: Supporting Stu w/Disab

Fourth Term: 

EDU: Techniques in Lang Arts
EDU: Techniques in Math
EDU: Techniques in Soc Stu
EDU: Practicum 2

Program Number: 

315221

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

Digital Media Production

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

The Digital Media Production program equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in today's ever-evolving media landscape. In this program, you will learn to leverage the art of design and storytelling to create compelling media products and services. Gain hands-on expertise in video production, photography, motion graphics, graphic design, and more. You'll bring your creative visions to life by developing innovative solutions, taking your projects from concept to completion.

Through a diverse range of media software, tools, and technology, you will develop the skills necessary to meet the demands of the continually evolving digital media market.

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Audio Editor
Digital Media Designer
Multimedia Editor
Digital Production Assistant
Video Editor
Video Technician

Program Credits: 

61.00

Total Cost: 

$10 013.15

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

DMPR

First Term: 

Design Fundamentals
Adobe Photoshop
Digital Photography 1
Video Production 1
Technical Reporting
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Adobe Illustrator
Digital Photography 2
Video Production 2
Video Production 3
Oral/Interpersonal Comm

Fourth Term: 

Intro to Motion Graphics
Compositing and Video Effects
Video Production 4
Intro to Diversity Studies
Intro to Psychology

Fifth Term: 

Digital Media Application
Digital Media Portfolio
Advanced Video Production
Emerging Technologies in Digital Media
Math w Business Apps

Graduates: 

23

Graduates Responding: 

6

Employed in Related Occupation: 

2

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

2

Seeking Employment: 

2

Continuing Education: 

0

Not in Labor Market: 

0

Part Time: Responding: 

1

Full Time: Responding: 

2

Part Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

17

Full Time: Average Hours Per Week: 

40

Part Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$17.00

Full Time: Median Hourly Wage: 

$20.29

Part Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$17.00

Full Time: Hourly Wage Range: 

$20.29

Related Occupations: 

Creative Services Producer, Production Coordinator

Program Number: 

107012

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

University Transfer Agreement: 

Viterbo University
Website
PDF

Typical Start: 

Fall

Featured Program: 

Yes

Building Science & Energy Management

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

In the United States, buildings represent one of our biggest energy consumers. As a result, buildings have been targeted for energy reduction strategies to reduce cost and dependence on carbon based fuels. Building Science and Energy Management will examine the built environment and how it relates to energy using the latest research, tools, and technology available. You will gain hands-on experience working with community projects and in living laboratories in Western's state-of-the-art facilities. Study topics include energy auditing, energy management, renewable energy systems, and integrated design.

The focus of the program is to prepare you for entry-level work in the growing renewable energy, energy efficiency, and building systems industry. Having these unique skills will give you a leg-up in an increasingly competitive job market.

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Construction and Building Inspectors
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technicians
Energy Auditors
Energy Conservation Representative
Environmental Field Technician
Weatherization Inspectors

Program Credits: 

60.00

Total Cost: 

$9 849.00

Pathway: 

Building Science & Energy Management

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

BSEM

First Term: 

Construction Industry Basics
PV Design and Install 1
Intro to Energy Effic & Mgmt
Introduction to Building Science
College Math
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Renewable Energy Overview
PV Design and Install 2
Energy Modeling 1
Intro to Building Envelope Analysis
3D Modeling for BSEM
Oral/Interpersonal Comm

Third Term: 

BSEM Work-Based Experience

Fourth Term: 

Energy Modeling 2
Project Investment Appraisal
HVAC for BSEM
Construction Project Management
Economics
Intro to Psychology

Fifth Term: 

High Performance Buildings
PV Operations & Maintenance
BSEM Capstone Prep
BSEM Capstone Project
Energy Storage Solutions
Technical Reporting

Graduates: 

14

Graduates Responding: 

6

Employed in Related Occupation: 

3

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

1

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

0

Not in Labor Market: 

2

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

1

Full Time: Median Annual Salary: 

$37,440

Related Occupations: 

Interior Mill Work, Lead Solar Installer, Inside Sales

Program Number: 

104815

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall, Spring

Electromechanical Maintenance Technician

Financial Aid Available: 

Financial Aid Eligible

The field of electromechanical maintenance covers a wide spectrum, from high-tech to low-tech applications, including robotics and mining. It provides a diverse range of opportunities to work with mechanical, electrical, and electronic control systems.

In this role, you'll work with machine operators and use Maintenance Management System (MMS) software to maintain industrial equipment and maximize operational uptime.

With this degree, you can directly enter the workforce in this field. Or, you have the option to expand your career prospects and increase your earning potential by seamlessly transitioning into the second year of Western's Electromechanical Technology associate degree program.

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Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers
Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers
Industrial Machinery Mechanics
Maintenance Workers, Machinery
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General
Helpers—Electricians

Program Credits: 

28.00

Total Cost: 

$4 596.20

Pathway: 

Electromechanical Maintenance Technician

Application Fee: 

$30 Application Fee

Application: 

Application

Program Code: 

ELMN

First Term: 

Industrial Electricity
Basic Industrial Controls
PLC Fundamentals
Intro to Industrial Control Systems
Intro to Mechatronics
Technical Reporting
Strengths Seminar

Second Term: 

Pipefitting for Mfg. Maintenance
Fluid Power Fund
Mechanical Drives
Robotic Maintenance
Safeguarding and Safety Circuits
Intro to Industrial Robotics

Graduates: 

7

Graduates Responding: 

5

Employed in Related Occupation: 

0

Employed In Non-related Occupations: 

0

Seeking Employment: 

0

Continuing Education: 

5

Not in Labor Market: 

5

Part Time: Responding: 

0

Full Time: Responding: 

0

Program Number: 

316203

Explore Courses Body: 

Western offers most courses in a 7-week format, but course length can vary. There are two 7-week sessions in each term, so courses listed below may not be taken at the same time. See www.westerntc.edu/7-weeks for more information.

This course list gives you an idea of what coursework will be required but is not the official list. Current students should use the MyWestern self-service portal for academic planning.

Typical Start: 

Fall

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