Industrial Technologies (AS)
Allows students to explore technical fields such as diesel technology, construction, heavy equipment operation, and welding.
Industrial Technology
The goal of industrial technology professionals is to find creative, efficient ways to make the manufacturing process simpler and faster. In Northern California, Industrial Technology is used in many business sectors including agriculture, manufacturing, lumber, and construction.
Degrees / Certificates
Map your education by viewing the Academic Plan for the degree or certificate you’re interested in earning below. Meet with a counselor to create your official ed plan.
CNC Operator (C)
Prepares students for positions in a variety of industries requiring trained and/or certified operators.
Entrepreneurial Manufacturing (C)
Prepares students for jobs in the manufacturing industry such as designing, manufacturing, and marketing their own products, or starting a small business.
Industrial Automation & Manufacturing (C)
Prepares students for jobs in the manufacturing industry such as mechatronic or automated systems technicians, PLC programmers, and automation design.
Maintenance Mechanic (C)
Prepares students for positions in a variety of service and manufacturing industries requiring technically trained and/or certified mechanics.
PLC Automation (NCR)
Provides students with an understanding of PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) systems.
Shasta College Advanced Manufacturing: Edge Finding
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Machining instructor Rick Osbrink talks about the tools and processes for edge finding.
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Transferring for Bachelor’s Degree
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