Student Learning Outcomes

Students completing the Associate of Science in Industrial Technology, upon graduation, are expected to have:

• Demonstrated proficiency in the use of all technologies and tools essential to the concentration.
• Practiced techniques related to safety and health concerns.
• Compared basic theoretical concepts of the technology.
• Demonstrated relevant technique to applied outcomes.
• Integrated skills and knowledge to situations or environments other than standardized classroom.

Degree Requirements

This program requires completion of an approved Washburn Tech certificate C program, 34-35 hours of General Education, and all requirements for a Industrial Technology Associate of Science (AS) degree.

Eligible Washburn Tech certificate programs are as follows: 

• Automotive Collision & Refinishing Technology
• Automotive Technology
• Cabinetry & Millwork Manufacturing
• Commercial & Heavy Construction
• Diesel Technology
• Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC)
• Heavy Diesel Construction
• Industrial Machine/Maintenance Technology
• Machining & Manufacturing Technology
• Welding Technology

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Required Courses
Approved Washburn Tech Certificate C
TA 210	Technology Survey	3