Does working with and discovering new ways to use technology excite you? or. . . Do you feel that you need new technology skills to pave the way for a new career path?

   Where can you see yourself applying technology?
        In teaching?
        In construction?
        In an electrical engineering field?
        In information engineering or telecommunications?
        In designing technology-based solutions for improving human performance?

Choose Your Goal! Bachelor's Degree Master's Degree Specialist or Doctoral Degree Professional Certification

Choose a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering & Computer Technology!

Our department offers a broad scope of technology-based undergraduate programs to suit your needs and desires. In addition we promise you, through our Academic Learning Compacts, that you will get a quality education that will prepare you for a wide range of career opportunities.

Building Construction	Careers	Academic Learning Compact	Catalog
Career and Technical Education	Careers	Academic Learning Compact	Catalog
Electrical Engineering	Careers	Academic Learning Compact	Catalog
Information Engineering	Careers	Academic Learning Compact	Catalog

Choose a Master's Degree!

If you already have your bachelor's degree, and you want to take on a leadership role in education or training, choose a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Instructional and Performance Technology or Career and Technical Education. A master's degree can open the door to many exciting new career opportunities (see below). Our Academic Learning Plans are our promise of excellence, so that you will graduate with the skills you need to become an innovative planner and problem solver in your chosen field.

Instructional Technology	Careers	Academic Learning Plan	Catalog
Human Performance Technology	Careers	Not Available	Catalog
Education & Training Management Subspecialty	Careers	Not Available	Catalog
Career & Technical Education Comprehensive	Careers	Not Available	Catalog

Choose a Specialist or Doctoral Degree!

If you already have a master's degree, choose a specialist or doctoral degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a specialization in Instructional and Performance Technology. The benefits are substantial: higher wages, more career options, and the prestige of being sought after to provide expert input to decision making. In addition, doctoral graduates have the knowledge and skills to conduct and evaluate research to solve education issues and problems.

Ed.S. in Curriculum & Instruction	Careers	Academic Learning Plan	Catalog
Ed.D. in Curriculum & Instruction	Careers	Academic Learning Plan	Catalog

Choose a Certificate Program!

We also offer certificate programs in Career and Technical Education, Human Performance Technology, and Technology Systems Support. Not only will you gain the professional certification you want, but your courses can later apply toward a degree in your area of interest.