Vatterott College

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Our associate degree in Applied Electrical Technology program combines science, computers, electricity, technology, and mathematics to provide a solid foundation of knowledge in the electrical and industrial fields. Students will gain the knowledge to work with electrical circuits, analog and digital electronics, microcomputers, and various motors and controls. Graduates will be prepared for a variety of career options in residential, commercial, and industrial construction fields.

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Earning an associate degree in Business Management helps students develop organizational and managerial skills for new careers or advancement in their current field. The program explores the concepts of successful leadership and personnel management as it relates to the business world.

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Earning an associate degree in Business Management Online helps students develop organizational and managerial skills for new careers or advancement in their current field. The program explores the concepts of successful leadership and personnel management as it relates to the business world.

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Our associate degree in Combination Welding Technology program will teach students how to build everything from skyscrapers to submarines–maybe even satellite launch pads. Practical applications of welding, namely, oxyacetylene, metallic arc, tungsten inert gas (TIG), and metal inert gas (MIG) are included in the program. Classroom instruction also includes welding theory and how to read blueprints to complete the jobs. Graduates should be qualified as entry-level welders and fabricators who work in general fabrication, shipbuilding, pipeline welding, and the aircraft industry.

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An associate degree in Computer Engineering Design and Drafting program puts students at the forefront of design and development of everything from defense-related systems to complex health equipment. Engineering technologists design and create software and hardware applications that enhance our health, security, and lifestyles daily. The demand for graduates with the abilities and skills to transform ideas from conception to completion can lead individuals to rewarding careers.

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Our associate degree in Computer Systems and Network Technology program prepares students with the skills and knowledge to enter or advance in the information technology industry. Courses include software applications, operating systems, and advanced networking concepts and skills. Networking technicians are responsible for installing, configuring, maintaining, and updating systems for businesses and organizations that are relying more heavily on this technology.

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An associate degree in Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Technology can prepare students for year round work installing, maintaining, repairing, and designing climate control systems for residential and commercial clients. Homeowners and businesses must keep their systems in good working order to ensure safety, comfort, and efficiency within the environmental laws of the region.

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An associate degree in Industrial Control Technology prepares students in the theory and working knowledge in the field of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems to design, maintain, and repair industrial systems. Students will understand rooftop package units, economizers filtering systems, three phase systems, hot water and steam heating, and heat pump systems. Courses will also introduce programmable logic controllers and operations of pneumatic systems. The program can be completed in 90 weeks.

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Earning an associate degree to become a Medical Assistant can prepare students with the clinical and administrative skills to train them to become a valued member of a medical team. Training includes how to assist the doctor by taking vital signs, assisting with physical exams, and updating patients' charts. Administrative skills include learning advanced computer skills in MS Office and medical software used for accounting and scheduling appointments. Graduates can gain certification as a Registered Medical Assistant along with other certifications such as CPR, transcription, and basic first aid.

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The associate in Medical Billing and Coding degree program teaches students a general overview of health care and health insurance billing procedures. Training includes learning the universal codes for procedures, instruction for organizing and maintaining medical records, and processing insurance claims. Graduates will also be skilled in medical office administrative duties.

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The associate degree in Medical Billing and Coding Technology program teaches students a general overview of health care and health insurance billing procedures. Training includes learning the universal codes for procedures, instruction for organizing and maintaining medical records, and processing insurance claims. Graduates will also be skilled in medical office administrative duties.

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The associate degree in Pharmacy Technician program prepares students to work closely with licensed pharmacists by filling prescriptions, monitoring inventory, and updating patient's charts. Courses will include pharmacology, terminology, and legal requirements to dispense medications. Students will be able to work in retail pharmacies, clinics, or hospitals upon graduation.