Instrumentation and Control technicians are in vital demand in a world experiencing a high technology revolution. These industries will continue to need more and more skilled workers.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, these are among the fastest growing occupations requiring a college education, but less than a baccalaureate degree. This is good news for graduates of this program, because they should experience excellent job opportunities and job security for years to come.
Virtually every oil & gas, energy generation and manufacturing industry has an instrumentation and control aspect, with systems designed to meet each industry's particular needs.
Students attain entry-level skills required to enter the diversified instrumentation and control industry. Most graduates gain employment in the Bakken region, energy generation, process technology, chemical, pharmaceutical and manufacturing industries. The department maintains contact in these industries and assists with placement.
This program prepares students with a good basic instrumentation and control background. The program is intense and directly applicable to the job market. This program includes both classroom instruction and work in a well-equipped modern laboratory.
THE PROGRAM IS ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE, EXCEPT FOR SECOND-YEAR LAB COURSES.
Graduates earn a program diploma or an Associate in Applied Science degree, depending on the option selected.
Enrollment: A limited number of students will be enrolled in late August. Refer to the New Students page on this website for information on how to apply for admission, placement requirements and instructions on how to complete your admission file.
