Career & Technical Education
Umpqua Community College (UCC) offers Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs designed to equip students with industry-relevant skills for immediate employment, career advancement, or further education. Students can earn an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree or a Certificate of Completion, depending on their career goals.
While CTE programs are workforce-focused, some may also provide opportunities for transfer to a four-year university. Students should consult with an academic advisor to explore these options.
CTE Program Options
1. Certificates of Completion
Certificates of Completion are designed to provide specialized training in a specific career field. These certificates:
✔ Meet state approval standards and industry requirements.
✔ Prepare students for entry-level employment in high-demand fields.
✔ Range from 12 to 108 credits
✔ May include stackable credentials, allowing students to build upon their education over time.
Note: The term "certificate" at UCC refers only to official state-approved programs that lead to employment. Non-credit training and participation awards do not qualify as Certificates of Completion under OAR 589-006-0050 (12).
2. Career Pathway Certificates
Career Pathways Certificates are short-term training programs designed to help students gain employment quickly while keeping the option open to pursue further education. These programs provide:
✔ Entry and exit points, allowing students flexibility in career progression.
✔ Stackable credentials, including industry certifications and occupational licenses.
UCC offers Career Pathway Certificates in industries such as:
- Business & Office Administration
- Computer Information Systems (CIS) & Computer Science
- Early Childhood Education
- Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
- Engineering, Drafting & Surveying
- Healthcare Careers
- Human Services
- Water Quality Technology
- Welding Technology
3. Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degrees
The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree is designed for students seeking immediate workforce entry or career advancement.
AAS Degree Requirements
To earn an AAS degree, students must:
✔ Complete a minimum of 90 credits.
✔ Maintain a 2.0 cumulative GPA.
✔ Complete a core set of technical courses for their career field.
✔ Complete general education and related instruction courses, including:
- Mathematics (3+ credits, MTH 100 or above)
- Writing (4+ credits, WR 115 or above)
- Human Relations (3+ credits, see approved courses below)
✔ Complete at least 25% of credits at UCC, including 15 career-technical credits.
✔ Attend UCC for at least two terms, including the final term before graduation.
✔ A maximum of 24 credits of Cooperative Work Experience (CWE) may be applied toward the degree.
📢 AAS program coursework focuses on hands-on skills and industry applications. Elective credits may include transfer courses or career-specific coursework, depending on the student’s career goals.
Human Relations Requirement for CTE Programs
Effective communication and teamwork are essential in every career field. As part of all CTE programs, students must demonstrate competency in human relations skills.
Human Relations Outcome
Students will:
✔ Interact positively and communicate effectively with teams, supervisors, and clients.
✔ Manage time responsibly and follow workplace expectations.
✔ Demonstrate professionalism, collaboration, and leadership skills.
Approved Human Relations Courses
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
COM 218Z | Interpersonal Communication | 4 |
PSY 101 | Psychology of Human Relations | 3 |
Career and Technical Education Course Options
NOTE: This list is subject to change, depending state, industry, and UCC standards.
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
AG 120 | Intro to Agribusiness | 3 |
AI 120 | Intro to AI | 4 |
AI 210 | Machine Learning | 4 |
AI 220 | Natural Language Processing | 4 |
AI 230 | Computer Vision | 4 |
AI 240 | AI Data Science | 4 |
AI 280 | CWE - AI | 1-13 |
APR 101 | Intro to Trades and Technology | 4 |
APR 111 | Machine Shop Practices I | 3 |
APR 112 | Machine Shop Practices II | 3 |
APR 113 | Machine Shop Practices III | 3 |
APR 115 | Computer Aided Drafting I | 3 |
APR 120 | Industrial Safety | 3 |
APR 121 | Hydraulics I | 3 |
APR 122 | Hydraulics II | 3 |
APR 123 | Hydraulics III | 3 |
APR 130 | Mech Principles-Drive Designs | 3 |
APR 131 | Basic Metallurgy | 3 |
APR 140 | Beg Welding for Apprentices | 1 |
APR 141 | Int Welding for Apprentices | 1 |
APR 142 | Adv Welding for Apprentices | 1 |
APR 145 | Blueprint Reading-Sketching | 3 |
APR 151 | Basic Electronics-Electricity | 4 |
APR 153 | Electrical Applications-Tech | 3 |
APR 155 | Electrical Best Practices | 2 |
APR 157 | Intro to National Elect Code | 2 |
APR 159 | Electrical Blueprint Reading | 2 |
APR 163 | Commercial Wiring | 3 |
APR 165 | AC Electronics and Electricity | 4 |
APR 167 | Electric Motors-Transformers | 3 |
APR 169 | Electrical Code Study II | 2 |
APR 228 | Rigging Fundamentals | 3 |
APR 229 | Basic Pneumatics | 3 |
APR 239 | Pumps and Pumping | 3 |
APR 251 | Electrical Sensors and Control | 3 |
APR 253 | Electrical Code Study III | 2 |
APR 255 | Motor Controls I | 2 |
APR 257 | High Voltage Applications | 2 |
APR 259 | Solid State and Digital Apps | 4 |
APR 261 | Electrical Code Study IV | 2 |
APR 263 | Communications Alarm-Control | 2 |
APR 265 | Motor Controls II | 2 |
APR 267 | Advanced Code Study | 3 |
APR 269 | Journeyman Exam Prep | 3 |
APR 280 | CWE Apprenticeship | 1-13 |
APR 299 | CWE Apprenticeship | 1-13 |
AUT 100A | Intro to Automotive Tech I | 2 |
AUT 100B | Intro to Automotive Tech II | 4 |
AUT 101 | Basic Auto Skills I | 3 |
AUT 102 | Basic Auto Skills II | 3 |
AUT 103 | Basic Auto Skills III | 5 |
AUT 111 | Engine Repair and Maintenance | 6 |
AUT 112A | Auto Friday Career Academy | 2 |
AUT 112B | Auto Friday Career Academy | 3 |
AUT 112C | Auto Friday Career Academy | 3 |
AUT 113 | Drive Trains | 6 |
AUT 114 | Suspension and Steering | 6 |
AUT 115 | Braking Systems | 6 |
AUT 116 | Electrical I | 6 |
AUT 127 | Climate Control Adv Electrical | 6 |
AUT 129 | Light Vehicle Diesel Engines | 6 |
AUT 216 | Electrical II | 6 |
AUT 217 | Heating and Air Conditioning | 6 |
AUT 218 | Engine Performance I | 6 |
AUT 219 | Light Duty Diesel | 6 |
AUT 220 | Alternative Fuel Vehicles | 6 |
AUT 228 | Engine Performance II | 6 |
AUT 280 | CWE-Automotive | 1-13 |
BA 101Z | Introduction to Business | 4 |
BA 106 | Business Leadership | 3 |
BA 116 | Principles of Financial Svcs | 4 |
BA 128 | Accounting Applications I | 3 |
BA 129 | Accounting Applications II | 3 |
BA 150 | Develop a Small Business | 4 |
BA 151 | Practical Accounting I | 4 |
BA 152 | Practical Accounting II | 3 |
BA 165 | Customer Service | 3 |
BA 170 | Business Technologies | 3 |
BA 171 | Logic and Reasoning | 3 |
BA 172 | Entrepreneurship | 3 |
BA 173 | Innovation to Market | 3 |
BA 174 | Innovation and Tech Strategy | 3 |
BA 175 | Fund Accounting | 4 |
BA 176 | Project Management | 4 |
BA 177 | Payroll Accounting | 4 |
BA 180 | Business Mathematics I | 3 |
BA 181 | Business Mathematics II | 3 |
BA 206 | Management Fundamentals | 3 |
BA 207 | Intro to E-Commerce | 3 |
BA 211Z | Principles Financial Acct | 4 |
BA 213Z | Principles Managerial Acct | 4 |
BA 214 | Business Communications | 3 |
BA 218 | Personal Finance and Investing | 3 |
BA 222 | Financial Management | 3 |
BA 223 | Principles of Marketing | 3 |
BA 226Z | Introduction to Business Law | 4 |
BA 231 | Computers in Business | 4 |
BA 233 | Accounting for Managers | 4 |
BA 238 | Professional Selling | 3 |
BA 239 | Advertising | 3 |
BA 249 | Retailing | 3 |
BA 250 | Managing the Small Business | 3 |
BA 253 | Social Media Marketing | 3 |
BA 260 | Advanced Human Resources | 3 |
BA 280 | CWE-Business | 1-13 |
BA 280A | CWE-Accounting | 1-13 |
BA 280B | CWE-Marketing | 1-13 |
BA 280C | CWE-Management | 1-13 |
CIS 100 | Intro to Windows and PCs | 3 |
CIS 120 | Intro to Digital Literacy | 4 |
CIS 122 | Orientation to Programming | 4 |
CIS 125H | Writing Web Pages | 2 |
CIS 133CS | Intro to Programming I | 4 |
CIS 140L | Intro to Linux OS | 4 |
CIS 140M | Intro to MS Operating Systems | 4 |
CIS 140W | Intro to Windows | 2 |
CIS 145 | Computer Forensics | 4 |
CIS 151C | Introduction to Networks | 4 |
CIS 152C | Switch Rout Wireless Ess | 4 |
CIS 153C | Ent Netwrk Security Automation | 4 |
CIS 154C | Wide Area Network Protocols | 4 |
CIS 195 | Authoring for the Web I | 4 |
CIS 199 | Intro Programming w Robots | 4-5 |
CIS 233CS | Intro to Programming II | 4 |
CIS 240M | Windows Server Admin I | 4 |
CIS 244 | Systems Analysis and Design | 4 |
CIS 275 | Intro to Database Mgmt Sys I | 4 |
CIS 276 | Intro to Database Mgmt Sys II | 4 |
CIS 279M | Windows Server Admin II | 4 |
CIS 280 | CWE-CIS | 1-13 |
CIS 280D | CWE-Health Informatics | 1-13 |
CIS 284 | Network Security Fundamentals | 4 |
CIS 285A | Ethical Hacking | 4 |
CIS 285C | Cloud Services Technologies | 3 |
CIS 288M | Windows Server Admin III | 4 |
CIS 295 | Authoring for the Web II | 4 |
CIV 214 | CAD-Civil 3D-Virtual Design | 3 |
CIV 280 | CWE-Engineering | 1-13 |
CJ 101 | Intro to Criminology | 3 |
CJ 105 | Concepts of Criminal Law | 3 |
CJ 110 | Intro to Law Enforcement | 3 |
CJ 114 | Diversity Issues in CJ | 3 |
CJ 120 | Intro to Judicial Process | 3 |
CJ 130 | Intro to Corrections | 3 |
CJ 140 | Intro to Criminalistics | 3 |
CJ 203 | Crisis Intervention Seminar | 1 |
CJ 210 | Criminal Investigations | 3 |
CJ 211 | Ethics in Criminal Justice | 3 |
CJ 226 | Intro to Constitutional Law | 3 |
CJ 230 | Intro-Juvenile Justice System | 3 |
CJ 240 | Criminalistics II | 3 |
CJ 243 | Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs | 3 |
CJ 261 | Intro to Parole and Probation | 3 |
CJ 280 | CWE-Criminal Justice | 1-13 |
CS 160 | Orientation-Computer Science | 4 |
CS 161 | Computer Science I | 4 |
CS 162 | Computer Science II | 4 |
CS 205 | Syst Programming Architecture | 4 |
CS 260 | Data Structures | 4 |
CS 271 | Computer Architecture | 4 |
DA 102 | Adv Clinical Experiences | 4 |
DA 103 | Dentistry Law and Ethics | 1 |
DA 107 | Dental Health Education I | 1 |
DA 108 | Dental Health Education II | 1 |
DA 110 | Health Sciences | 3 |
DA 111 | Dental Terminology | 2 |
DA 115 | Dental Anatomy | 3 |
DA 135 | Oral Pathology | 2 |
DA 139 | Med Emergencies in Dental Ofc | 2 |
DA 190 | Dental Office Procedures | 3 |
DA 192 | Dental Materials I | 3 |
DA 195 | Chairside Procedures I | 4 |
DA 196 | Chairside Procedures II | 4 |
DA 198 | Dental Materials II | 2 |
DA 210 | Dental Radiology I | 4 |
DA 211 | Dental Radiology II | 3 |
DA 214 | Dental Radiology License Prep | 1 |
DA 280 | CWE: Dental Assisting | 1-13 |
DRF 112 | Drafting and Design I | 3 |
DRF 113 | Drafting and Design II | 3 |
DRF 116 | CAD - Structural | 3 |
ECE 101 | ECE-Sem-Prac I | 3 |
ECE 102 | ECE-Sem-Prac II | 3 |
ECE 103 | ECE-SEM-Prac III | 3 |
ECE 104 | ECE-Sem-Prac IV | 4 |
ECE 140 | Intro to Early Childhood Ed | 3 |
ECE 150 | Creative Activities for Child | 3 |
ECE 154 | Lit and Language for Children | 3 |
ECE 178 | Observing-Guiding Behavior | 3 |
ECE 230 | Health Safety and Nutrition | 3 |
ECE 235 | Supporting Child Wellbeing | 3 |
ECE 240 | Lesson and Curriculum Planning | 3 |
ECE 244 | Indiv Learning-Preschoolers | 3 |
ECE 247 | Admin of Child-Care Centers | 3 |
ED 100 | Intro to Education | 3 |
ED 216 | Education Foundations | 3 |
ED 229 | Learning and Development | 3 |
ED 235 | Educational Technology | 3 |
ED 258 | Culturally Responsive Ed | 3 |
ED 280 | CWE-Education | 1-13 |
EMS 151 | EMT Part 1 | 6 |
EMS 152 | EMT Part 2 | 6 |
EMS 153A | EMS Friday Career Academy | 3 |
EMS 153B | EMS Friday Career Academy | 3 |
EMS 153C | EMS Friday Career Academy | 6 |
EMS 180 | Crisis Intervention | 3 |
EMS 200 | Foundations of Paramedicine | 3 |
EMS 221 | Paramedic 1 | 10 |
EMS 222 | Paramedic 2 | 8 |
EMS 223 | Paramedic 3 | 8 |
EMS 224 | Paramedic 4 | 1 |
EMS 251 | Paramedic Lab Part 1 | 3 |
EMS 252 | Paramedic Lab Part 2 | 3 |
EMS 253 | Paramedic Lab Part 3 | 3 |
EMS 271 | Paramedic Clinical Part 1 | 2 |
EMS 272 | Paramedic Clinical Part 2 | 2 |
EMS 273 | Paramedic Clinical Part 3 | 4 |
EMS 274 | Paramedic Field Internship | 8 |
EMS 280 | CWE-EMS | 1-13 |
ENGR 111 | Engineering Orientation I | 3 |
ENGR 112 | Problem Solving and Technology | 3 |
ENGR 201 | Electrical Fundamentals I | 4 |
ENGR 202 | Electrical Fundamentals II | 4 |
ENGR 203 | Engr Fund-Signals and Controls | 4 |
ENGR 211 | Statics | 4 |
ENGR 212 | Dynamics | 4 |
ENGR 213 | Strength of Materials | 4 |
ENGR 245 | Engineering Graphics | 3 |
ENGR 271 | Digital Logic Design | 3 |
ENGR 272 | Digital Logic Design Lab | 1 |
ES 101 | Principles-Emergency Services | 3 |
ES 103 | Occupational Safety-Health | 2 |
ES 107 | Legal Aspects-Emergency Svcs | 2 |
ES 109 | Principles of FESA | 3 |
ES 113 | Emergency Medical Svcs Rescue | 3 |
ES 115 | Emergency Vehicle Operator | 3 |
FES 240 | Forest Biology | 4 |
FES 241 | Dendrology | 4 |
FES 261 | Recreation Resource Mgmt | 4 |
FOR 111 | Introduction to Forestry | 3 |
FOR 112 | Problem Solving-Technology | 3 |
FOR 161 | Surveying I | 4 |
FOR 206 | Soil Science Lab | 1 |
FOR 234 | GIS-Intro to Geographic Info | 4 |
FRP 101 | FF Safety and Survival | 3 |
FRP 111 | Bldg Constr-Fire Suppression | 3 |
FRP 121A | Basic Fire Academy 1 | 4 |
FRP 121B | Basic Fire Academy 2 | 4 |
FRP 122 | Fundamentals Fire Protection | 3 |
FRP 123 | Hazardous Materials | 2 |
FRP 133 | Natural Cover Fire Protection | 3 |
FRP 135 | Hazardous Materials Chemistry | 2 |
FRP 159 | Fire Behavior and Combustion | 3 |
FRP 164 | NFPA Fire Instructor 1 | 2 |
FRP 201A | Rough Terrain | 1 |
FRP 201B | Swiftwater Rescue | 1 |
FRP 201C | Vehicle Extrication | 1 |
FRP 202 | Fire Protection Systems | 3 |
FRP 212 | Fire Investigation | 3 |
FRP 213 | FF Tactics and Strategy | 3 |
FRP 230 | Fire Service Hydraulics | 4 |
FRP 280 | CWE Fire Related Skills | 1-13 |
GIS 203 | Digital Earth-Geospatial | 4 |
GIS 234 | GIS 1-Intro to Geographic Info | 4 |
GIS 235 | GIS II Data Analysis-App | 4 |
GIS 280 | CWE-GIS | 1-13 |
HDFS 225 | Child Development | 3 |
HDFS 226 | Infant-Toddler Development | 3 |
HDFS 228 | Exceptional Child | 3 |
HDFS 240 | Contemporary American Family | 3 |
HE 252 | First Aid | 3 |
HE 260 | Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation | 1 |
HE 280 | CWE: Health | 1-13 |
HPE 131 | Intro to HPE | 3 |
HPE 184 | Prevent Care Athletic Injuries | 3 |
HS 100 | Introduction to Human Services | 3 |
HS 102 | Addiction Pharmacology | 3 |
HS 108 | UnderstandBEH-EMOT Iss-Old Pop | 3 |
HS 110 | Peer Recovery Mentor | 4 |
HS 150 | Personal Effect for HS Workers | 3 |
HS 154 | Community Resources | 3 |
HS 155 | Counseling Skills I | 3 |
HS 209 | Trauma-Theory to Practice | 3 |
HS 211 | HIV AIDS-Infectious Disease | 2 |
HS 217 | Group Counseling Skills I | 3 |
HS 226 | Ethics and Law | 3 |
HS 227 | Family Systems and Trauma | 3 |
HS 229 | Crisis Intervention-Prevention | 3 |
HS 265 | Counseling Skills II | 3 |
HS 266 | Case Mgmt for HS Workers | 3 |
HS 267 | Culturally Informed Care | 3 |
HS 280 | CWE-Human Svcs | 1-13 |
J 205 | Intro to Public Relations | 3 |
J 211 | Intro to Mass Communications | 3 |
J 215 | Journalism Production | 1-3 |
J 251 | Writing for the Media | 3 |
J 280 | CWE: Journalism | 1-13 |
LA 100 | Legal Procedures I | 4 |
LA 101 | Intro to Paralegal Studies | 3 |
LA 102 | Legal Terminology | 3 |
LA 105 | Civil Procedure | 3 |
LA 128 | Legal Procedures II | 4 |
LA 132 | Ethics for Legal Prof | 3 |
LA 204 | Legal Research and Writing I | 4 |
LA 205 | Legal Research and Writing II | 4 |
LA 208 | Family Law | 4 |
LA 210 | Wills Probate Estates | 3 |
LA 217 | Real Estate Law for Paralegals | 4 |
LA 224 | Torts Pleadings and Practice | 3 |
LA 226 | Criminal Law for Paralegals | 3 |
LA 280 | CWE- Legal Assistant | 1-13 |
MEC 101 | Introduction to Mechatronics | 3 |
MEC 118 | Preventive Maintenance | 3 |
MEC 120 | Industrial Safety | 3 |
MEC 121 | Mechanical Components | 5 |
MEC 123 | Automation Programming I | 5 |
MEC 151 | Electricity in Mechatronics | 5 |
MEC 199 | Mechatronics | 3 |
MEC 201 | Composites | 5 |
MEC 219 | Robotics in Manufacturing | 5 |
MEC 222 | Hydraulics and Pneumatics | 5 |
MEC 224 | Controls and Instrumentation | 5 |
MEC 225 | Automation Programming II | 5 |
MEC 229 | Mechatronics Capstone | 3 |
MEC 280 | CWE-Mechatronics | 1-13 |
MED 100 | Intro to Healthcare Careers | 2 |
MED 111 | Medical Terminology I | 3 |
MED 112 | Medical Terminology II | 3 |
MED 115 | Anat-Phys for Medical Asst | 3 |
MED 117 | AP and Pharmacology for MAs | 4 |
MED 120 | Clinical Procedures I | 3 |
MED 122 | Clinical Procedures II | 3 |
MED 125 | Medical Assistant Practicum I | 4 |
MED 126 | Medical Assistant Practicum II | 6 |
MED 140 | Electronic Health Records | 3 |
MED 220 | Medical Office Procedures I | 3 |
MED 221 | Medical Office Procedures II | 3 |
MED 230 | Health Insurance Concepts | 3 |
MED 231 | Hlth Care Reimburs-Collections | 3 |
MED 260 | Medical Document Processing | 3 |
MFG 104 | Principles of Lean Mfg | 1 |
MFG 108 | Starrett PMI | 2 |
MFG 111 | Machine Shop I | 3 |
MFG 112 | Machine Shop II | 3 |
MFG 113 | Machine Shop III | 3 |
MFG 121 | Hydraulics I | 3 |
MFG 122 | Hydraulics II | 3 |
MFG 123 | Hydraulics III | 3 |
MFG 124 | Hydraulics IV | 3 |
MFG 125 | Hydraulics V | 3 |
MUS 280 | CWE-Music | 1-13 |
NRS 101 | Nursing Assistant | 6 |
NRS 102A | NRS Asst Friday Career Academy | 2 |
NRS 102B | NRS Asst Friday Career Academy | 2 |
NRS 102C | NRS Asst Friday Career Academy | 2 |
NRS 103A | NA 1 | 2 |
NRS 103B | NA 1 | 2 |
NRS 103C | NA 1 | 2 |
NRS 110 | Found of Nrsg-Health Promotion | 9 |
NRS 111 | Found of Nrsg-Chronic Illness | 6 |
NRS 112 | Found of Nrsg-Acute Care | 6 |
NRS 221 | Chronic Illness II | 9 |
NRS 222 | Acute Care II | 9 |
NRS 224 | Scope of Practice | 9 |
NRS 231 | Clinical Pharmacology II | 3 |
NRS 234 | Patho for Nursing 1 | 2 |
NRS 235 | Patho for Nursing 2 | 2 |
NRS 236 | Patho For Nursing 3 | 2 |
NRS 237 | Pharmacology for Nursing 1 | 2 |
NRS 238 | Pharmacology for Nursing 2 | 2 |
NRS 239 | Pharmacology for Nursing 3 | 2 |
OA 110 | Alpha Keyboarding | 2 |
OA 115 | Admin Office Professional | 3 |
OA 116 | Records Management | 2 |
OA 123 | Formatting | 4 |
OA 128 | Proofreading and Editing | 3 |
OA 131 | Ten-Key Calculator | 1 |
OA 161 | Career Planning | 1 |
OA 245 | Office Administration | 1 |
OA 250 | General Office Procedures | 3 |
OA 260 | Principles of Office Mgmt | 3 |
OA 280A | CWE-Admin Asst-Office Asst | 1-13 |
PHLB 101 | Phlebotomy | 6 |
PSY 280 | CWE: Psychology | 1-13 |
SDP 109 | Elements of Supervision | 3 |
SDP 113 | Human Relations-Supervisors | 3 |
SDP 201 | Coaching in the Workplace | 3 |
SDP 204 | Labor and Mgmt Relations | 3 |
SDP 208 | Human Rscs for Supervisors | 3 |
SDP 215 | Equal Employment Opportunity | 3 |
SDP 223 | Employee Dev and Perform Mgmt | 3 |
SUR 161 | Surveying I | 4 |
SUR 162 | Plane Surveying II | 4 |
SUR 163 | Route Surveying | 4 |
SUR 242 | Land Descriptions-Cadastre | 3 |
VC 114 | Intro to InDesign | 3 |
VC 130 | Intro to PhotoShop | 3 |
VC 139 | Intro to Adobe Illustrator | 3 |
VE 101 | Intro to the Wine Industry | 1 |
VE 102 | Integrated Pest Control-Grapes | 4 |
VE 103 | Soils-Nutri-Irrig | 4 |
VE 202 | Sensory Evaluation of Wine | 4 |
VE 205 | Wines of North America | 3 |
VE 210 | Sci of Winemkg I | 5 |
VE 211 | Science of Making Wine II | 5 |
VE 223 | Wine Marketing | 3 |
VE 280 | Vineyard-Winery Practicum | 1-13 |
WLD 101 | Welding Processes-Apps | 4 |
WLD 111 | Shielded Metal Arc Welding | 4 |
WLD 112 | Shld Metal Arc Wldg:Mild Steel | 3 |
WLD 113 | Shld Metal Arc Wldg;Mld Stl II | 3 |
WLD 114 | Shld Metal Arc Wldg;MldStl III | 3 |
WLD 121 | Gas Metal Arc Welding | 3 |
WLD 122 | Gas Metal Arc Welding-Pulse | 3 |
WLD 131 | Basic Metallurgy | 3 |
WLD 140 | Blueprint Reading | 3 |
WLD 141 | Flux-Core Arc Wldg(Gas Shld) | 3 |
WLD 142 | Flux-Core Arc Wldg II Slf Shld | 3 |
WLD 150 | GTAW I | 3 |
WLD 160 | Aluminum Arc Welding I | 3 |
WLD 212 | Adv Welding I | 3 |
WLD 213 | Adv Welding II | 3 |
WLD 214 | Adv Welding III | 3 |
WLD 222 | Pipe Welding-Fitting I | 3 |
WLD 223 | Pipe Welding-Fitting II | 3 |
WLD 240 | Blueprint Reading - II | 3 |
WLD 251 | Gas Tungsten Arc Weld II | 3 |
WLD 252 | Gas Tungsten Arc Weld III | 3 |
WLD 261 | Aluminum Arc Welding II | 3 |
WLD 262 | Aluminum Arc Welding III | 3 |
WLD 280 | CWE: Welding | 1-13 |
WQT 226 | Wastewater Treatment I Liquid | 3 |
WQT 227 | Wastewater Treatment II Solids | 3 |
WQT 228 | Wastewater Collection | 3 |
WQT 260 | Water Treatment | 3 |
WQT 261 | Water Distribution | 3 |
WQT 280 | CWE-Water Quality Treatment | 1-13 |
Why Choose UCC for Career & Technical Education?
✔ Industry-Aligned Programs – Courses are designed in collaboration with employers and industry partners.
✔ Hands-On Learning – Many programs include internships, labs, and real-world projects.
✔ Flexible Pathways – Students can start with a certificate, gain work experience, and later continue to an AAS degree.
✔ Career Support – Faculty and advisors assist with job placement, resume building, and interview skills.
Next Steps:
✔ Meet with an advisor to explore program options.
✔ Review transfer opportunities if planning to continue education beyond an AAS degree.
✔ Connect with employers through internships and cooperative work experiences.
For more information, speak with a UCC academic advisor.