Automation Systems Technologies covers basic electrical and mechanical components
of mechatronics systems with instrument controls and embedded software designs, building
and maintaining of equipment that combines electronics, mechanics, pneumatics, hydraulics
and computer control systems.
Automotive Technology is a two-year program that provides hands-on training and related
information to repair today's high technology vehicles. It provides job-readiness
and technical skills to prepare students for employment in dealerships, specialty
shops and service centers. Students train on "live projects," as well as trainer units
provided by the school.
The Computer Engineering/Computer Information System program at the Arkansas Tech
University Career Center includes five major areas: diagnostics, operating systems,
networking, on-the-job readiness and an introduction to programming.
Construction Technology at the Arkansas Tech University Career Center is a two-year
program that teaches important skills in residential and industrial constructions.
The Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement program prepares students to perform the duties
of police and public security officers, including patrol, investigative activities,
traffic control, crowd control, crime scene investigation and public relations.
The Culinary Arts program at the Arkansas Tech University Career Center utilizes the
ProStart Program, which introduces students to careers in the hospitality industry.
The goal of the program is to prepare students to be managers in hospitality settings.
Students in this program study the human body in both structure and function in anatomy
and physiology. Students learn medical terminology and pathology.
The Metal Fabrication program at the Arkansas Tech University Career Center is designed
to provide skills in the areas of cutting, shaping, fastening and joining metal to
industry standards. Our program uses as its curriculum the NCCER's "SENSE" program
in order to ensure students meet industry standards.
