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Business, Engineering & Technology

Electromechanical

Introduction

The Technical Studies curriculum is designed to meet the rapidly changing workforce training needs of business and
industry. Focused on meeting short-term educational needs, the degree can also be used as a general studies degree to enhance the education and training of current
employees or ensure basic technical and general work-based skills for new employees. The curriculum allows employers to develop a specific plan of study negotiated with, and approved by, appropriate College faculty and
administrators. The basic structure of the curriculum includes four components (general education, a technical core, occupational-technical content area(s), and
work-based learning.)

Customized plans of study may be designed and developed to meet specific company or
industry needs, in accordance with the
structure described below.

CONTACT US

540-857-7272

PROGRAMS

Associate of Applied Science

Technical Studies (PDF - 86 KB)

Technical Studies Mechatronics Technology Specialization (PDF - 86 KB)

FACULTY

Robert J. Crawford

W112

540-857-7378

rcrawford@virginiawestern.edu

Associate Professor, Microcomputer Systems Technology
A.A.S.–Virginia Western Community College, 1973
B.S.–VPI & SU, 1983

 

Daniel C. Horine

W109

540-857-6110

dhorine@virginiawestern.edu

Instructor, Automated Manufacturing
A.S. - Virginia Western Community College, 1998
B.S. - Old Dominion University, 1999

 

 

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