Supply Chain & Transportation
The Supply Chain & Transportation pathway prepares students for hands-on careers that keep vehicles, equipment, and transportation systems moving. Students can explore areas such as automotive service, manufacturer-specific vehicle technology, diesel equipment, and marine electronics. Through practical training and technical coursework, students build diagnostic, repair, maintenance, and problem-solving skills that can lead to certifications, continued education, and careers across automotive, transportation, marine, construction, and industrial environments.
Automotive Technology
Enjoy working on vehicles, solving mechanical problems, and figuring out what keeps a car running? Automotive Technology prepares students with the hands-on technical skills needed to diagnose, maintain, and repair today's increasingly complex vehicles.
Students gain practical experience using engine analyzers, scanners, and computerized diagnostic equipment while learning about engine systems, computerized fuel injection, braking systems, passenger safety systems, electrical and electronic components, and other automotive technologies. Graduates develop valuable diagnostic and repair skills that can lead to career opportunities with automotive dealerships, repair and service centers, fleet operations, and other automotive-related employers.
Automotive Technology: Honda Pact Track
Turn your interest in Honda and Acura vehicles into specialized automotive training and real-world experience. The Honda Professional Automotive Career Training (PACT) Track combines hands-on instruction with manufacturer-specific technology, tools, equipment, and vehicles to prepare students for careers in automotive service and repair.
Medical assistants play an important role in keeping healthcare settings running smoothly while helping patients feel informed and cared for. Graduates can pursue opportunities in physician offices, clinics, hospitals, laboratories, and other healthcare settings, with additional career possibilities in areas such as medical records and insurance.
Diesel Powered Equipment Technology
Interested in powerful engines, heavy equipment, and hands-on problem-solving? Diesel Powered Equipment Technology prepares students with the technical skills needed to inspect, diagnose, maintain, repair, and overhaul diesel-powered equipment used across a variety of industries.
Through hands-on training, students develop practical mechanical, troubleshooting, and maintenance skills while working with the systems that power equipment used in transportation, construction, agriculture, and other industries. In as little as three semesters, graduates can prepare to pursue career opportunities as diesel service technicians and mechanics, helping keep trucks, heavy equipment, and other diesel-powered machinery operating safely and efficiently.
Industrial Marine Electronics Technology
Interested in technology, electronics, and working in the marine industry? Industrial Marine Electronics Technology prepares students with the hands-on skills needed to troubleshoot, operate, and maintain the electronic, mechanical, and control systems that help keep boats, vessels, and marine equipment operating safely and efficiently.
Through classroom instruction and practical shop experience, students learn to analyze electronic circuits, perform electrical measurements, work with hydraulics and mechanical systems, operate programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and gain experience with remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). Graduates develop versatile technical and troubleshooting skills that can lead to career opportunities in marine electronics, vessel maintenance and operations, offshore industries, ROV operations, and other marine technology fields.