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Manufacturing and Engineering

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  Civil and Construction Engineering Technology

  Learn to read building and highway blueprints, operate survey equipment and process data, sample and test materials, prepare construction plans and quantity estimates, inspect civil infrastructure projects, and use computer-aided drafting and design.

  Tuition-Free Eligible Program

  Location: Main Campus

  Award: Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

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  CNC Machining

  Gain hands-on experience in tool-making, die building, mold making, jig and fixture building, tool room machining, and basic design skills.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  CNC Machining and Tool-Making Technology

  Gain hands-on experience in tool-making, die building, mold making, jig and fixture building, tool room machining, and basic design skills.

  Tuition-Free Eligible Program

  Location: Main Campus

  Awards: Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Diploma, Certificate

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  Electronics Engineering Technology

  Learn how to operate, program, test, troubleshoot, and repair equipment such as industrial control systems, navigational equipment, two-way radios, wireless technologies, radar, and computer systems.

  Tuition-Free Eligible Program

  Location: Main Campus

  Awards: Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Diploma, Certificate

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  Industrial Automation Technology

  Learn to install, program, maintain, repair, and troubleshoot high-tech, computerized machinery, with hands-on training with PLC computers, CNC machines, mechanical systems, fluid power, robotics, and more.

  Tuition-Free Eligible Program

  Location: Main Campus

  Awards: Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Diploma

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  Industrial Maintenance

  Learn how to maintain, monitor, troubleshoot and repair equipment used in manufacturing and production settings.

  Location: Automation and Robotics Center

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing

  A foundational skill development program designed to stimulate interest in Advanced Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 careers.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: TechWorks Campus — Waterloo

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Welding, Advanced Manufacturing Welding

  Learn various welding techniques, including gas metal arc, shielded metal arc, flux cored arc, gas tungsten arc, and thermal cutting. You also gain skills in blueprint reading, metal cutting and fabrication, pipe welding, robotic welding, and more.

  Tuition-Free Eligible Program

  Location: Main Campus

  Awards: Diploma, Certificate

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  Welding, Production Welding

  Learn how to produce quality gas metal arc (MIG) welds on structural carbon steel using proper techniques and procedures and to perform fillet welds in flat, horizontal, and vertical positions in order to complete the AWS qualification.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate