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Associate of Applied Science Degree
Skilled Trades Technologies
Building Maintenance Major....................242
Construction Trades Major........................345
Electrical Major........................................346
Mechanical Major....................................348
Skilled Trades Technologies Certificates
Building Maintenance..............................343
Electrical . ................................................347
Electronics ...............................................347
HVACR . ...................................................343
Industrial Mechanic . ...............................349
Machining ...............................................349
ODOT Highway Technician . .....................350
Pipefitting/Plumbing.................................344
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The Skilled Trades Technologies program
offers flexible, customized curriculum that
can be delivered to companies with special
training needs. This modular curriculum
offers training in specific topics necessary
for enhancing or developing employees’
skill sets. This curriculum can be delivered
at the convenience of the companies’
schedules and can be delivered at the
Owens campus or the company site.
Contact a Skilled Trades Technologies
representative for more information.
Skilled Trades Technologies
The Skilled Trades Technologies program is offered in response to expressed
training needs from local industries. Owens Community College has developed
an application-oriented program directly targeted to the requirements of a
modern manufacturing environment. An advisory committee, representing
a cross-section of area business and industry, provides valuable input in the
development of this program. Owens Community College offers training in a
modern facility with laboratories that provide hands-on training supported by
knowledgeable instructors.
APPRENTICESHIP:
In conjunction with the U.S. Department
of Labor, Office of Apprenticeship,
apprentices have classroom, laboratory
and shop theory experience in such
trades as: Toolmaker, Electrician,
Building Maintenance, Heating and
Air Conditioning, Machine Repair,
Patternmaker, Pipefitting and Plumbing,
Machinist, Millwright, Maintenance
Mechanic, Die Design, Die Maker and
Moldmaker. Programs are tailored to meet
the needs of individual companies.
TOLEDO-AREA CAMPUS
(567) 661-7179
1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 7179
FINDLAY-AREA CAMPUS
(567) 429-3562
1-800-GO-OWENS, Ext. 3562
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Career Program
Degree offered:
Associate of Applied Science
Campus offered:
Toledo and Findlay
Credits required: 71
Potential careers:
This major offers students who are
interested in entering the field of building
maintenance an excellent opportunity to
improve their employment potential.
Building Maintenance Major
This major provides students with the understanding
and application of maintenance concepts in electricity,
plumbing, heating, air conditioning, security alarm
systems and energy management control systems as
they apply to hospitals, churches, schools/universities,
high-rise buildings, commercial businesses, along with
heating and air conditioning contractors.
Certificate Programs:
Students interested in a specific area
within building maintenance, HVACR or
pipefitting/plumbing without earning
an associate degree should explore
the Building Maintenance, HVACR or
Pipefitting/Plumbing certificates.
APPRENTICESHIP:
In conjunction with the U.S. Department of
Labor, Office of Apprenticeship, apprentices
have classroom, laboratory and shop theory
experience in such trades as: Toolmaker,
Electrician, Building Maintenance, Heating
and Air Conditioning, Machine Repair,
Patternmaker, Pipefitting and Plumbing,
Machinist, Millwright, Maintenance
Mechanic, Die Design, Die Maker and
Moldmaker. Programs are tailored to meet
the needs of individual companies.
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
Required Courses
1st Semester
ENG 111 Composition I
3 lec
MTH 151 Applied Algebra
2 lec
QCT 105 Technology in Society
2 lec
SKT 131
Electrical Print Reading
2 lec
SKT 151
Fluid Power: Hydraulics
3 lec
SKT 170
Maintenance Electricity
3 lec
SKT 237
Maintenance Tools and Equipment
3 lec
2nd Semester
EET 130
Computer Diagnosis
2 lec
3 lab
ENG 112 Composition II
3 lec
MTH 152 Applied Geometry/Trigonometry
2 lec
SKT 145
Building Print Reading
2 lec
SKT 150
Plumbing Systems
3 lec
SKT 176
Electricity: HVACR Principles
1 lec
3 lab
SKT 195
Low/High Pressure Boiler/Operation
4 lec
3rd Semester - Apply for graduation now
BUS 101 Contemporary Business
3 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
4 credits
19 credits
or
BUS 120 Business Management 3 lec PHY 151 Industrial Physics: Mechanics
2 lec
PSY 111
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
3 lec
SKT 128
Building Energy Management
2 lec
SKT 158
Refrigeration/Air Conditioning Principles 3 lec
_______ Technical Electives1
5 lec
4th Semester
ENG 120 Business Communications
3 lec
PHY 152 Industrial Physics: Heat, Light, Sound
2 lec
SKT 197
Sheet Metal Fabrication/Layout
1 lec
3 lab
SPE 101
Public Speaking
3 lec
_______ Technical Electives1
6 lec
1 May be selected from SKT courses not listed as required
courses for this major. See a Skilled Trades advisor for course
selection.
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
18 credits
3 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
3 credits
5 credits
18 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
6 credits
16 credits
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Building Maintenance Certificates
Building Maintenance Certificate
This certificate is designed for students who would
like to work in office and apartment buildings, hotels,
motels, hospitals, schools/universities, banks and small
commercial and industrial businesses as maintenance
personnel. Prior to beginning the certificate, the
student should contact the SKT department.
1 Required course for certificate completion
HVACR Certificate
The heating, ventilating, air conditioning and
refrigeration (HVACR) certificate is for building
maintenance employees, HVACR contractors,
technicians and/or apprentices who are required to
have an extensive practical knowledge of the many
HVACR principles used in area homes, businesses,
schools, hospitals and industries. Prior to beginning
the certificate, the student should contact the SKT
department.
1 Required course for certificate completion
2 Students must take at least two of these classes: SKT 165,
SKT 166, SKT 167, SKT 176 and SKT 197.
Career Certificates
Campus offered:
Toledo and Findlay
Technical Courses
MTH 151
MTH 152
SKT 121
SKT 128
SKT 131
SKT 145
SKT 158
SKT 159
SKT 165
SKT 170
SKT 176
SKT 181
SKT 195
SKT 240
Applied Algebra
Applied Geometry/Trigonometry
Industrial Communications1
Building Energy Management
Electrical Print Reading
Building Print Reading1
Refrigeration/Air Conditioning Principles
Pipefitting/Plumbing Concepts
Gas Heating Principles
Maintenance Electricity
Electricity: HVACR Principles
Motor Control and Systems
Low/High Pressure Boiler Operation
Advanced Refrigeration/Air Conditioning
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
4 credits
2 credits
Credits required:
Building Maintenance - 29
HVACR - 29
Technical courses may be selected from,
but are not limited to, the classes listed
with each certificate, based on department
approval.
Career Program:
Credits earned in this certificate program
may be applied toward the Associate of
Applied Science Degree in the Building
Maintenance Major.
Technical Courses
MTH 151
MTH 152
SKT 121
SKT 131
SKT 145
SKT 158
SKT 165
SKT 166
SKT 167
SKT 170
SKT 176
SKT 181
SKT 197
SKT 240
SKT 241
SKT 244
Applied Algebra
Applied Geometry/Trigonometry
Industrial Communications1
Electrical Print Reading
Building Print Reading
Refrigeration/AC Principles Gas Heating Principles2
Oil/Electric Heating Principles2
Psychrometrics, Air Handling and Venting2 Maintenance Electricity
Electricity: HVACR Principles2
Motor Control and Systems
Sheet Metal Fabrication/Layout2
Advanced Refrigeration and AC
Electronics for HVACR
Troubleshooting HVACR Systems
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
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Career Certificates
Campus offered:
Toledo and Findlay
Credits required:
Pipefitting/Plumbing - 29
Technical courses may be selected from,
but are not limited to, the classes listed
with each certificate, based on department
approval.
Building Maintenance Certificates
Pipefitting/Plumbing Certificate
This certificate is for the employee who is required to
understand the principles of hydraulics, pneumatics,
plumbing, piping systems installation and welding
principles. Prior to beginning the certificate, the
student should contact the SKT department.
Career Program:
Credits earned in this certificate program
may be applied toward the Associate of
Applied Science Degree in the Building
Maintenance Major.
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
1 Required course for certificate completion
2 Recommended
Technical Courses
MTH 128
SKT 145
SKT 150
SKT 151
SKT 152
SKT 153
SKT 159
SKT 188
WLD 191
WLD 192
WLD 262
WLD 265
College Algebra1
Building Print Reading
Piping Systems
Fluid Power: Hydraulics
Fluid Power: Hydraulic Pumps/Systems
Fluid Power: Pneumatics/Logic
Pipefitting/Plumbing Concepts
Piping Print Reading
Introduction to Welding Processes
SMAW (Flat and Horizontal)
GMAW Welding
Pipe Welding Pre-Certification and Testing
3 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
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Construction Trades Major
CAREER PROGRAM
This major provides students currently working in a
registered apprenticeship program, or those who have
a journeyperson’s certificate from a registered program,
an opportunity to use their technical training to achieve
an associate degree. The program focuses on the areas
of carpentry, plumbing, sheet metal, construction
millwrights and other construction trades.
Campus offered:
Toledo
1 Courses and sequence dependent on the student’s trade.
Contact SKT department for course selection.
2 May be selected from additional SKT courses, including SKT
Apprenticeship blocks V to XVIII, or Journeyperson upgrade
courses.
Degree offered:
Associate of Applied Science
Required Courses
1st Semester
ENG 111 Composition I
3 lec MTH 151 Applied Algebra
2 lec
SKT 260
Apprenticeship Block I1
SUP 101
On Being a Supervisor
1 lec
_______ Technical Electives2
2nd Semester
IST 100
Fundamentals of Computing Syst.
1 lec
ENG 112 Composition II
3 lec
MTH 152 Applied Geometry/Trigonometry
2 lec
SKT 261
Apprenticeship Block II
4 lec
SUP 102
Managing Yourself
1 lec
_______ Technical Electives2
3rd Semester - Apply for graduation now
PHY 151 Industrial Physics – Mechanics
2 lec
BUS 120 Business Management
3 lec
ENG 120 Business Communications
3 lec
PSY 111
Industrial Organizational Psychology
3 lec
SKT 262
Apprenticeship Block III1
4 lec
SUP 103
Developing Communication Skills
1 lec
4th Semester
SKT 263
Apprenticeship Block IV1
4 lec
SPE 210
Small Group Communication
3 lec
SUP 104
Leadership
1 lec
SUP 105
Improving Productivity and Quality
1 lec
_______ Technical Electives2
3 credits
2 credits
4-5 credits
1 credit
6 credits
16-17 credits
1 credit
3 credits
2 credits
3-7 credits
1 credit
6 credits
16-20 credits
Credits required: 62-72
APPRENTICESHIP:
In conjunction with the U.S. Department of
Labor, Office of Apprenticeship, apprentices
have classroom, laboratory and shop theory
experience in such trades as: Toolmaker,
Electrician, Building Maintenance, Heating
and Air Conditioning, Machine Repair,
Patternmaker, Pipefitting and Plumbing,
Machinist, Millwright, Maintenance
Mechanic, Die Design, Die Maker and
Moldmaker. Programs are tailored to meet
the needs of individual companies.
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3-6 credits
1 credit
15-18 credits
3-5 credits
3 credits
1 credit
1 credit
7 credits
15-17 credits
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
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Career Program
Degree offered:
Associate of Applied Science
Campus offered:
Toledo and Findlay
Credits required: 68
Potential careers:
This major offers students the potential to
pursue employment opportunities
in commercial/industrial electricity.
Electrical Major
This major encompasses a variety of courses in
the industrial electrical environment. Students
are instructed in diagnostics, troubleshooting,
repair and circuit construction. The program also
provides theory and hands-on instruction in several
interdisciplinary areas such as programmable logic
controls, and digital electronics.
Certificate Programs:
Students interested in a specific area within
an electrical or electronics concentration
without earning an associate degree
should explore the Electrical or Electronics
certificate.
APPRENTICESHIP:
In conjunction with the U.S. Department of
Labor, Office of Apprenticeship, apprentices
have classroom, laboratory and shop theory
experience in such trades as: Toolmaker,
Electrician, Building Maintenance, Heating
and Air Conditioning, Machine Repair,
Patternmaker, Pipefitting and Plumbing,
Machinist, Millwright, Maintenance
Mechanic, Die Design, Die Maker and
Moldmaker. Programs are tailored to meet
the needs of individual companies.
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
1 May be selected from SKT courses not listed as required
courses for the major. Contact SKT department.
Required Courses
1st Semester
ENG 111 Composition I 3 lec
MTH 151 Applied Algebra
2 lec
QCT 105 Technology in Society
2 lec
SKT 131
Electrical Print Reading
2 lec
SKT 141
Drafting/Blueprint Reading: Principles 2 lec
SKT 161
Basic Machining Principles: Benchwork 3 lec
SKT 171
Electricity: DC Principles
2 lec
2nd Semester
ENG 112 Composition II
3 lec
MTH 152 Applied Geometry/Trig
2 lec
PHY 151 Industrial Physics: Mechanics
2 lec
SKT 151
Fluid Power: Hydraulics
3 lec
SKT 172
Electricity: Magnetism, DC Motors,
Generators 2 lec
SKT 174
Electricity: AC Principles
3 lec
SKT 181
Motor Control Systems
2 lec
3rd Semester - Apply for graduation now
EET 130
Computer Diagnosis
2 lec
3 lab
PHY 152 Industrial Physics: Heat, Light, Sound
2 lec
PSY 111
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
3 lec
SKT ___
Technical Elective1 4 lec
SKT 132
Electrical Prints: Control Prints
2 lec
SKT 182
Motor Control Systems Inter.
2 lec
SPE 101
Public Speaking
3 lec
4th Semester
ENG 120 Business Communications
3 lec
SKT 183
Motor Control Systems PLCs
2 lec
SKT 184
National Electrical Code
2 lec
SKT 281
Electronics: Principles & Applications
3 lec
SKT ___
Technical Elective1
4 lec
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
16 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
17 credits
3 credits
2 credits
3 credits
4 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
19 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
6 credits
16 credits
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Electrical Certificates
Certificate Program
Campus offered:
Toledo and Findlay
Electrical Certificate
Technical Courses
This certificate is designed for students who are
pursuing a career as a commercial/industrial electrician.
Completion of the program will provide a working
knowledge of electrical theory and electrical motor
control including programmable logic control (PLC)
and control systems. Prior to beginning the certificate,
the student should contact the SKT department.
MTH 151
MTH 152
SKT 131
SKT 132
SKT 133
SKT 171
SKT 172
SKT 174
SKT 175
SKT 181
SKT 182
SKT 183
SKT 184
SKT 254
SKT 255
SKT 256
1 Required courses for certificate completion
2 Recommended
Electronics Certificate
This certificate is for students who are pursuing a
good, solid foundation in electronics theory, devices,
circuits, programmable logic controls (PLC), test
equipment and application. Prior to beginning
the certificate, the student should contact the SKT
department.
1 Required courses for certificate completion
2 Recommended
3 Students must take at least two of these classes.
Applied Algebra
Applied Geometry/Trigonometry
Electrical Print Reading
Electrical Print Reading: Control Prints
Electrical Print Reading: Industrial Prints
Electricity: DC Principles
Electricity: Magnetism, DC Motors, Generators Electricity: AC Principles
Electricity: Electrical Application
Motor Control / Systems Motor Control / Systems: Intermediate2 Motor Control / Systems: PLC2 National Electrical Code1
Motor Control / Systems: Advanced2
Motor Control / Systems: Advanced PLC2
Motor Control / Systems: PLC Applications 2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
Credits required:
Electrical - 29
Electronics - 29
Technical courses may be selected from,
but are not limited to, the classes listed
with each certificate, based on department
approval.
Career Program:
Credits earned in this certificate program
may be applied toward the Associate
of Applied Science Degree in the Electrical
Major.
Technical Courses
MTH 151
MTH 152
SKT 131
SKT 132
SKT 171
SKT 172
SKT 174
SKT 181
SKT 182
SKT 183
SKT 254
SKT 255
SKT 281
SKT 283
SKT 285
SKT 286
Applied Algebra
Applied Geometry/Trigonometry
Electrical Print Reading
Electrical Print Reading: Control Prints
Electricity: DC Principles
Electricity: Magnetism, DC Motors, Generators
Electricity: AC Principles
Motor Control / Systems
Motor Control / Systems: Intermediate
Motor Control / Systems: PLC
Motor Control / Systems: Advanced
Motor Control / Systems: Advanced PLC
Electronics: Principles & Apps1 Electronics: Logic Circuits3
Electronics: Industrial Controls3
Electronics: Troubleshooting3
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
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Career Program
Degree offered:
Associate of Applied Science
Campus offered:
Toledo and Findlay
Credits required: 73
Certificate Programs:
Students interested in a specific area
within an industrial mechanic, pipefitting/
plumbing or machining concentration
without earning an associate degree
should explore the Industrial Mechanic,
Pipefitting/Plumbing or Machining
certificates.
Mechanical Major
This major encompasses a variety of courses in the
industrial/mechanical environment. Students are
instructed in drafting, machine design and repair and
machining principles, which may include tool and
die design and detailing, fluid power applications and
Computer Numerical Control (CNC) applications.
In addition to the theory and hands-on instruction
received in the mechanical technology areas, the
student’s education will be greatly enhanced through
courses such as communications, industrial psychology,
management and applied statistical process control.
Potential careers:
Students interested in working in the
areas of foremanship and supervision in
a manufacturing setting should take this
concentration.
APPRENTICESHIP:
In conjunction with the U.S. Department of
Labor, Office of Apprenticeship, apprentices
have classroom, laboratory and shop theory
experience in such trades as: Toolmaker,
Electrician, Building Maintenance, Heating
and Air Conditioning, Machine Repair,
Patternmaker, Pipefitting and Plumbing,
Machinist, Millwright, Maintenance
Mechanic, Die Design, Die Maker and
Moldmaker. Programs are tailored to meet
the needs of individual companies.
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
Required Courses
1st Semester
ENG 111 Composition I
3 lec
MTH 151 Applied Algebra
2 lec
QCT 105 Technology in Society
2 lec
SKT 131
Electrical Print Reading
2 lec
SKT 141
Drafting/Blueprint Reading: Principles 2 lec
SKT 161
Machining Principles: Benchwork
3 lec
SKT 171
Electricity: DC Principles
2 lec
WLD 191 Introduction to Welding Processes
1 lec
3 lab
2nd Semester
ENG 112 Composition II
3 lec
MTH 152 Applied Geometry/Trig
2 lec
PHY 151 Industrial Physics: Mechanics
2 lec
QCT 110 Statistical Process Control
3 lec
SKT 142
Drafting/Blueprint Reading: Intermed
2 lec
SKT 151
Fluid Power: Hydraulics
3 lec
SKT 162
Machining Principles: Lathe/Mill
3 lec
3rd Semester - Apply for graduation now
BUS 101 Contemporary Business
1 May be selected from SKT courses not listed as required
courses for this major. Contact SKT department.
2 Recommended: ACC 101, BUS 101, BUS 110, BUS 120, BUS
130, BUS 205, BUS 220, IST 131, SUP 101, SUP 102, SUP 103,
SUP 104 or SUP 105 for a total of 3 credits hours.
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
18 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
18 credits
or
BUS 120 Business Management 3 lec
EET 130
Computer Diagnosis
2 lec
3 lab
PSY 111
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
3 lec
SPE 101
Public Speaking
3 lec
_______ Technical Electives1
6 lec
4th Semester
ENG 120 Business Communications
3 lec
SKT 144
GD&T
2 lec
SKT 157
Plant Equipment: Gears/Bearings
3 lec
SKT 160
Machinery’s Handbook
2 lec
_______ Technical Electives1 6 lec
_______ Basic Elective2
3 lec
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
6 credits
18 credits
3 credits
2 credits
3 credits
2 credits
6 credits
3 credits
19 credits
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Mechanical Certificates
Industrial Mechanic Certificate
This certificate is designed for students who are
interested in acquiring knowledge about hydraulics,
pneumatics and mechanical operations, pumps, gears,
bearings, rigging, conveyors and mechanical systems
used in mechanical/industrial maintenance. Prior to
beginning the certificate, the student should contact
the SKT department.
Machining Certificate
This certificate is designed for students interested
in the various machine trades, such as machinist,
tool and die mold maker, pattern maker, tool
maker, CNC operator and more.
Career Certificates
Campus offered:
Toledo and Findlay
Technical Courses
MTH 151
MTH 152
SKT 131
SKT 141
SKT 151
SKT 152
SKT 153
SKT 156
SKT 157 SKT 161
SKT 171
SKT 181
SKT 237
SKT 238
SKT 239
WLD 191
Applied Algebra
Applied Geometry/Trigonometry
Electrical Print Reading
Drafting Blueprint Reading: Principles
Fluid Power: Hydraulics
Fluid Power: Hydraulic Pumps/Systems
Fluid Power: Pneumatics/Logic
Conveyors/Systems
Plant Equipment: Gears/Bearings
Machining Principles: Benchwork
Electricity: DC Principles
Motor Control and Systems Maintenance Tools and Equipment
Machine Moving and Equipment
Mechanical Power Transmission System
Introduction to Welding
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
2 credits
Credits required:
Industrial Mechanic - 29
Machining - 29
Technical courses may be selected from,
but are not limited to, the classes listed
with each certificate, based on department
approval
Career Program:
Credits earned in this certificate program
may be applied toward the Associate of
Applied Science Degree in the Mechanical
Major.
Technical Courses
MTH 151
MTH 152
CAM 122
CAM 124
CAM 126
CAM 216
SKT 141
SKT 142
SKT 143
SKT 144
SKT 160
SKT 161
SKT 162
WLD 266
Applied Algebra
Applied Geometry/Trigonometry
CNC Mill Applications
CNC Lathe
Advanced CNC Applications Basic CAD/CAM
Drafting/Blueprint Reading: Principles
Drafting/Blueprint Reading: Intermediate Drafting/Blueprint Reading: 3-D
Drafting/Blueprint Reading: Advanced
Machinery’s Handbook
Machining Principles: Benchwork
Machining Principles: Lathe Mill
GTAW Welding
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
2 credits
3 credits
3 credits
2 credits
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
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Career Certificates
Campus offered:
Toledo
Credits required:
Level I - 10.98
Level II - 7.65
Only ODOT courses listed with each
certificate apply. All course work listed
is required. No course substitutions are
available.
Career Program:
Credits earned in this certificate program
may be applied toward the Associate of
Applied Science Degree in the Construction
Major.
ODOT Highway Technician Certificates
Level I Certificate
This certificate is provided for the Ohio Department
of Transportation (ODOT) Highway Technician (HT)
employees who complete the HT Academy Level I
curriculum. The curriculum is part of the HT series
designed to prepare ODOT HT employees to work
within the various fields of ODOT’s responsibilities.
Upon completion of the Level I curriculum, ODOT
employees will have met the Owens Community
College requirements for attaining the Level I certificate
and will be able to advance to ODOT’s Level II
curriculum.
This is a selective program. Only ODOT
employees working as Highway Technicians
are eligible for these certificates.
Technical Courses
ENG 098* Basic Business & Grammar
MTH 098* Basic Technical Math
DOT 104 Aggregate Technician
DOT 108 Basic Highway Surveying
DOT 116 Basic Structures
DOT 118 Work Zone Maintenance
DOT 122 Drainage
DOT 123 Basic Earthwork
DOT 134 Flexible Pavement
DOT 135 Fraud & Ethics Awareness
DOT 136 Highway Roadside
DOT 138 Maintenance Operation Overview
DOT 140 Personal Safety Awareness
DOT 146 Regulated Waste
DOT 164 Sediment & Erosion Control
DOT 168 Snow & Ice Control
DOT 169 Truck & Loader School
.3 credits
1
credit
.5 credits
.4 credits
.4 credits
.75 credits
.75 credits
.4 credits
1
credit
.25 credits
.75 credits
.63 credits
.4 credits
.4 credits
.75 credits
.3 credits
2 credits
10.98 credits
* Not for graduation credit.
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.
Level II Certificate
This certificate is provided for the Ohio Department
of Transportation (ODOT) Highway Technician (HT)
employees who complete the HT Academy Level I
curriculum. The curriculum is part of the HT series
designed to prepare ODOT HT employees to work
within the various fields of ODOT’s responsibilities.
Upon completion of the Level II curriculum, ODOT
employees will have met the Owens Community
College requirements for attaining the Level II
certificate and will be able to advance to ODOT’s Level
III curriculum.
Technical Courses
DOT 103 Traffic Control Devices
DOT 105 Construction Operations Overview
DOT 106 Aggregate Level II
DOT 109 Advanced Highway Surveying
DOT 110 Basic Highway Plan Reading
DOT 117 Advanced Structures
DOT 119 Advanced Maintenance of Traffic
DOT 124 Advanced Earthwork
DOT 130 Asphalt Level I
DOT 132 Introduction to Concrete
DOT 133 Rigid Pavement
DOT 150 ACI Certification
.75 credits
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credit
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credit
7.65 credits
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Skilled Trades Technologies
PREREQUISITES
All students should check for prerequisites
for a class before registering. Prerequisites
can be found at www.owens.edu.