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Programs

Statewide Technology programs are regionally determined by area workforce needs. All programs are offered on the West Lafayette campus.

	Aviation Management	Computer Graphics Technology	Computer and information Technology	Electrical Engineering Technology	Industrial Technology	Mechanical Engineering Technology	Organizational Leadership and Supervision
Anderson			x	x	x		x
Columbus			x		x	x	x
Greensburg					x		x
Indianapolis	x
Kokomo		x	x	x	x	x	x
Lafayette					x		x
Muncie						x
New Albany		x		x	x	x	x
Richmond		x			x	x	x
South Bend		x		x	x	x	x

Aviation Management back to chart
Learn the dynamics of the aviation industry, along with fundamental management topics, such as accounting, supervision, and economics through the college’s aviation management program. Students who seek a bachelor’s degree in the program select from three areas of concentration — airline management, airport management, and air traffic control.

Computer Graphics Technology back to chart
Discover the creative and management aspects of computer graphics production. CGT students work collaboratively in computer labs to master graphic techniques and concepts, and management skills.

Computer Technology back to chart
Prepare for a career within the field of information systems and technology. CPT students learn how to plan, analyze, design, construct, maintain, and manage:

• business computer applications
• management information systems
• databases
• computer networks

Electrical Engineering Technology back to chart
Solve real-world problems, hands-on within the field of electronics through Purdue's electrical engineering technology program. EET offers a broad foundation in:

• microcomputer and embedded microcontroller systems
• digital and analog electronics, electronics communication systems
• industrial process control and automation
• electrical energy systems

If you have an interest in computer applications, a computer engineering Technology (CpET) option is also available.

Industrial Technology back to chart
Pursue a degree in Purdue's industrial technology program, and position yourself for a career that will allow you to choose from a broad range of technical and/or managerial positions within business, industry, and government. In 2003, 97 percent of Industrial Technology graduates were employed within three months of graduation with average starting salaries of $42,960.

Mechanical Engineering Technology back to chart
Become an industrial leader managing people, machines, and production resources. MET students gain an understanding of how to solve mechanical problems and insights into the manufacturing production and design processes.

Organizational Leadership and Supervision back to chart
Prepare yourself for contemporary management through this practical, people-oriented approach to leadership while gaining a technical perspective in your area of choice. OLS graduates apply their credentials to a wide variety of positions within business and industry.