The Power and Hydraulic Engineering Technologies Associates of Applied Science offers a comprehensive educational pathway for students pursuing their degree, with a focus on diesel engines, hydraulics, and electronics. This program integrates embedded certifications from NC3 (National Coalition of Certification Centers), ensuring students gain industry-recognized credentials alongside their academic achievements. By emphasizing performance in diesel engines, troubleshooting and design of hydraulic systems, and proficiency in electronics, graduates are well-equipped to meet the demands of modern engineering roles. The inclusion of NC3 certifications enhances their employability, providing a competitive edge in the workforce and validating their skills in these critical areas.
Graduates of Power and Hydraulic Engineering Technologies have a wide selection of career options available to them. Here are some key roles:
- Agriculture and Construction Equipment Technician: Specializing in the maintenance and repair of heavy machinery used in farming and construction, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
- Manufacturing Technician: Working in manufacturing settings to oversee the production and assembly of hydraulic systems and components, ensuring quality and efficiency.
- Assembly Line Technician: Focused on the assembly of hydraulic and electronic systems in a production line environment, ensuring each component meets precise specifications.
- Hydraulic Assembler: Responsible for assembling hydraulic systems and components, often working with detailed schematics and ensuring proper functionality.
- Diagnostic Technician: Utilizing advanced diagnostic tools to troubleshoot and repair hydraulic and electronic systems, ensuring they operate correctly and efficiently.
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