Degree & Programs In Technology

Certificate Program in Biotechnology Technician

Biotechnology Technician Certificate program is designed is to provide the student with the theory and hands-on experience necessary for an entry-level position as Biotechnology Technician. Throughout the program, students learn to perform experiments and assays, manufacture products and assist with research using a variety of technical skills. Moreover, the program prepares graduates for testing procedures, product manufacturing, material processing, monitoring and record keeping of Clinical Trails, equipment maintenance, inventory control, inspection techniques and use of standards for quality assurance, collection and evaluation of data, and assisting with research. Technicians also observe and document safe practices, communicate and document information, and assist in complying with government FDA regulations.

Advanced Certificate in Machine Tool Technology

The Machine Tool Technology program provides training for entry-level positions in precision metalworking careers. Manual and computer numerical controlled (CNC) machines are used to develop trainee skills. This advanced curriculum provides the skills, principles and applications for a Journeyman Machinist. The advanced skills will concentrate on computer numerically controlled (CNC) machining and turning centers. Completion of The Associate of Applied Science in Machine Tool Technology is prerequisite for enrollment.

Associate in Applied Science in Mechanical Technology

Electromechanical Technology is a specialty which concerns itself with the use of electronic and mechanical devices to control various manufacturing and/or industrial processes. Electromechanical Technology program offers Associate degrees in the Electrical and Fluid Power specialties. Electromechanical technicians are employed nationally in numerous diverse industries. Locally, electromechanical technicians are employed by those industries involved in the manufacture and processing of paper, plywood, particle-board and other forest products, steel or heavy machinery. The Electromechanical Technology program provides the theory and hands-on training needed to enter this occupation. Graduates are able to seek employment in a wide variety of well-paying industrial settings, where challenges and new learning experiences occur every day.

Associate in Applied Science in Machine Tool Technology

The Machine Tool Technology program provides training for entry-level positions in precision metalworking careers. Manual and computer numerical controlled (CNC) machines are used to develop trainee skills. The students will learn to operate lathes, mills, engine lathes, surface grinders, and other precision equipment. Graduates of this program are prepared to work in machine shops, quality control, and maintenance or production and career opportunities are toolmaker; machinist, computer numerical control (CNC) technician; production technician; manufacturing assistant.

Courses in Power Plant Technology

Bismarck State College offers an instructor-led, online and on campus Power Plant Technology courses, which were created in response to industry demand for qualified power plant operators. These courses are designed for entry-level employment in the operation of modern fossil fuel power plants, gas turbine facilities, water treatment facilities, or other facilities where steam and/or electricity is generated. Graduates will learn the technical and safety aspects of plant operations, the responsibilities of plant operators, and the mechanical and chemical technology needed for working in related industrial operations.

Courses in Nuclear Power Technology
This program is designed for current and future nuclear power employees. Students gain the skills and knowledge required for non-licensed operator, maintenance, chemistry, and health physics technician positions in nuclear generation systems. This program is also a great opportunity for present nuclear station employees in non-technical areas, and all employees who are seeking a degree and/or additional training. Developed in collaboration with EPCE nuclear industry partners, BSC's Nuclear Power Technology program is designed to help address the aging workforce and based on industry guidelines, with a direct link to nuclear fundamentals training.

Diploma Program in Power Plant Technology

Bismarck State College offers an instructor-led, online and on campus Power Plant Technology Diploma Program, which was created in response to industry demand for qualified power plant operators. This program is designed for entry-level employment in the operation of modern fossil fuel power plants, gas turbine facilities, water treatment facilities, or other facilities where steam and/or electricity is generated. Graduates will learn the technical and safety aspects of plant operations, the responsibilities of plant operators, and the mechanical and chemical technology needed for working in related industrial operations.

Associate in Applied Science in Power Plant Technology
Bismarck State College offers an instructor-led, online and on campus Power Plant Technology program, which was created in response to industry demand for qualified power plant operators. This program is designed for entry-level employment in the operation of modern fossil fuel power plants, gas turbine facilities, water treatment facilities, or other facilities where steam and/or electricity is generated. Graduates will learn the technical and safety aspects of plant operations, the responsibilities of plant operators, and the mechanical and chemical technology needed for working in related industrial operations.

Associate in Applied Science in Nuclear Power Technology

This program is designed for current and future nuclear power employees. Students gain the skills and knowledge required for non-licensed operator, maintenance, chemistry, and health physics technician positions in nuclear generation systems. This program is also a great opportunity for present nuclear station employees in non-technical areas, and all employees who are seeking a degree and/or additional training. Developed in collaboration with EPCE nuclear industry partners, BSC's Nuclear Power Technology program is designed to help address the aging workforce and based on industry guidelines, with a direct link to nuclear fundamentals training.

Certificate Program in International Scientific and & Technical Education

This online graduate certificate program reaches out to workplaces across the state of Ohio whose growing reliance on technology to enhance their productivity requires the expertise of technical communicators. By affording continuing education opportunities to these working professionals, our certificate program will directly enhance the productivity of the industries in which they work. Students will develop their skills and get needed knowledge.

Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology

The bachelor of Applied Science in Technology degree program enhances your current employment status, gives the student the education necessary to become a manager of technology. The program provides the foundation for future employment opportunities that require a bachelor’s degree for initial entrance or career advancement.

Certificate Program in Computer Integrated Manufacturing

Graduates of this program are prepared to enter manufacturing industries as technicians, engineering aides, production assistants, and quality control assistants. Manufacturing technologists inevitably will work with mechanical, electrical, and industrial engineers engaged in product or plant design and in production and quality control. With the accumulation of work experience, promotion to supervisory or applications specialist positions is often possible.

Associates Degree in Tool and Die Technology

This program is designed for students holding a State of Ohio apprenticeship certificate in machine tools or a related area. Certificate holders shall be granted up to 24 semester credit hours towards the associate degree; the balance of the program shall consist of technology courses and general requirements specified by the Ohio Board of Regents.