Industrial Technology And Transportation

Career + Academic Pathway.
The Industrial Technology & Transportation pathway has a range of disciplines that are focused on enhancing your problem-solving skills and providing direct, hands-on technical experiences.
Careers in this area include, but are not limited to, automotive, advanced manufacturing, building information modeling, computer information technology, surveying & geomatics, and computer-aided drafting and design (CADD).
Major Sheets
- Advanced Manufacturing Level 1 (COA)
- American Honda (COA)
- Auto: Drivetrain and Chassis (AS)
- Auto: Drivetrain and Chassis (COA)
- Auto: Electrical-Engine Performance (AS)
- Auto: Electrical-Engine Performance (COA)
- Auto: Electric Vehicle Service (Tesla Start) (COA)
- Auto: Foundational Skills (COA)
- Auto: Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Service (COA)
- Building Information Modeling (COA)
- CADD: Computer Aided Drafting & Design (AS)
- Computer Programming (COA)
- Water and Wastewater technology (COA)
Program Maps
- Advanced Manufacturing Level 1 (COA)
- American Honda (COA)
- Auto: Drivetrain & Chassis (AS)
- Auto: Drivetrain and Chassis (COA)
- Auto: Electrical-Engine Performance (AS)
- Auto: Electrical-Engine Performance (COA)
- Auto: Electric Vehicle Service (Tesla Start (COA)
- Auto: Foundational Skills (COA)
- Auto: Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Service (COA)
- Building Information Modeling (COA)
- CADD: Computer Aided Drafting & Design (AS)
- Computer Programming (COA)
- Water and Wastewater Technology (COA)
Industrial Technology & Transportation
Quick Facts
$112k
Average salary for civil engineers with a Bachelor’s degree+6.9%
Job growth for electric motor, power tool, and related repairers with a High School
diploma$51k
Average salary for automotive service technicians$82k
Average salary for first-line supervisors of mechanics, installers & repairers with
a High School diploma+0.3%
Job growth for automotive mechanics$68k
Average salary for calibration technologists and technicians with an Associate’s degree