Industrial Systems Technology
Program Description, Mission, and Objectives
The Industrial Systems Technology Program includes classes from the electricity, heating and air conditioning, machine tool and welding areas. Anyone who successfully completes the program will be a multi-craft individual. This does not mean an individual is an expert in one particular area, but someone who understands several areas and is able to perform general maintenance duties.
The program mission is to provide certificate and associates degree programs that provide theoretical and experiential courses that prepare students for employment, workplace advancement, and/or personal enrichment.
Career Opportunities
As a graduate of the Industrial Systems Technology program, you can become employed as an engineering technician, service or maintenance engineer/technician.
Additional information is available from the Department of Labor’s Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Skills Needed
In order to be a successful in this field, you must have good mechanical aptitude and manual dexterity. Good physical condition and agility are also important traits to have in this occupation.
Types of Programs Offered
Click here for a list of required courses for each option.
Estimated Program Cost
Industrial Systems Technology
| Award Level |
Credit Hours |
Est. Tuition |
Est. Books |
Total Est. Cost |
| Associate Degree (AAT) |
75 |
$9,825.00 |
$1,800.00 |
$11,625.00 |
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| Career Skills Certificate (STC) |
29 |
$3,799.00 |
$600.00 |
$4,399.00 |
*Estimates based on Fall 2011 Tuition cost. Subject to change without notice.
Advisory Committee
Mr. William Bell
Facility Project Manager, City of Huntsville
Mr. Elbert Drake
PPG Aerospace Inc.
Mr. Isaac Edmond
Senior Intelligence Officer (LEAD), Retired, U.S. Army Missile Command
To contact the Industrial Systems Technology Program,
click here or call 256.551.7272 for more information.