Manufacturing

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The Certified Industry 4.0 Basic Operations training is an introductory credential that prepares individuals to succeed in modern production environments that use Industry 4.0 controls, automation, and processes. Students will learn the foundational knowledge and skills related to reading schematics, identifying power systems, and the basics of electrical circuits, on which they can continue to build. This certification is appropriate for individuals working in any occupation in advanced manufacturing or wanting to get into the field.

The Python Core Programming course provides students with a strong foundation in one of the world’s most widely used and versatile programming languages. Participants will learn the fundamentals of Python, including variables, data types, control structures, functions, modules, and object-oriented programming concepts. Students will gain hands-on experience writing, testing, and debugging code while developing problem-solving and logical thinking skills.

Python supports multiple programming paradigms, including procedural, object-oriented, and functional programming, making it an excellent language for software development, automation, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and web applications. Upon completion, participants will be prepared to build applications, automate tasks, analyze data, and continue advancing their programming and technology careers.

The Google IT Support Professional Certificate program provides students with comprehensive training in the foundational skills required for a successful career in information technology. Through more than 100 hours of instruction, hands-on labs, and practice-based assessments, participants gain real-world experience solving common IT support challenges and troubleshooting technical issues.

Developed by industry experts at Google, the curriculum covers essential topics including computer hardware and software, operating systems, networking, system administration, customer service, troubleshooting, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Students learn through a combination of interactive lessons, videos, knowledge checks, and practical exercises designed to simulate the responsibilities of an entry-level IT Support Specialist.

Upon completion, participants will be prepared to pursue entry-level IT support roles and continue advancing toward industry-recognized certifications and technology career pathways.

The Electrical Systems 1 program covers a wide range of advanced manufacturing topics including basic electrical circuits, electrical measurement, circuit analysis, inductance and capacitance, combination circuits, and the fundamentals of transformers. Students will have the opportunity to work with circuits in a safe, hands-on environment, measuring voltage, current, and resistance, operating relays, calculating power usage, locating faults, and troubleshooting.

The Multi-Skilled Technician program is designed to teach the knowledge in technical and procedural aspects of basic Phlebotomy, EKG and STNA (State Tested Nursing Assistant). Students will be able to assist patients with personal care and activities, keep the rooms stocked, cleaned and orderly, obtain vital signs, including height, weight, blood glucose levels, and I &O, perform EKG and phlebotomy as delegated by staff RN, document patient data accurately and completely.

Graduates of the Multi-Skilled Technician program will be qualified for applicable certification or registration in Phlebotomy (MedCA), EKG (MedCA), and STNA (State Exam and Registry), and may seek employment in any area.

The Basic Fiber / Copper Installer program teaches students how to install communications technology, such as fiber optics, to earn the BICSI Installer 1® (INST1®) certificate. The BICSI Installer 1® (INST1®) certificate is a nonrenewable certificate. It demonstrates entry-level knowledge and skills to install information and communications technology (ICT) systems. The certificate validates basic knowledge of the proper and most current methods of installing ICT-related cabling within the confines of a commercial building structure. Skill sets include but are not limited to pulling cable, terminating, and testing copper and coaxial cable.