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15.10000 Engineering and Technology Pathway
15.10060 Industrial Engineer Program of Study


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This Program of Study serves as a guide, along with other career planning materials, as learners embark on a career path. Courses listed are general recommendations and should be individualized to meet each learner's educational and career goals. Check with individual colleges for specific entrance requirements. *Refer to individual district Handbooks for specific course title and content information.
Career Options   Supporting Activities
and Experiences
Grade Career Cluster Courses English Math Science Soc Sci Other Courses
and Electives
Interest Inventory administered and Plan of Study initiated for all learners

Occupations Requiring Less than Baccalaureate Degree
►Repairer
►Inventor
►Engineering Technician
►Technical Sales
►Drafter
►Technical Writer
►Sound Technician

Occupations Requiring
Baccalaureate Degree or Higher

►Aerospace, Biomedical Engineer
►Chemical, Solar Engineer
►Computer Engineer
►Construction, Civil Engineer
►Industrial, Electrical Engineer
►Mechanical, Structural Engineer

Occupations Specific to the Engineering & Technology Pathway
Engineer (4 yr advanced study or more) or Technician (less than 4 yrs preparation) in such fields as:
*Aerospace * Aeronautics* Agriculture * * Architecture* Automotive * Biomedical * Biotechnology * Chemical * Civil * Communications * Computer Hardware * Computer Programmer* Computer Science * Computer Software * Construction * Consultant* Development Engineer* Electrical * Electrician* Electronics * Energy * Environmental * Facilities *Geothermal * Hazardous Waste * Human Factors * Industrial * Manufacturing * Manufacturing Processes * Marine * Materials * Materials Lab & Supply Technician* Mechanical * Metallurgic * Mining * Nuclear * Ocean * Packaging * Petroleum * Pharmaceutical * Plastics * Power Systems * Product Design * Project Engineer or manager* Prototype * Quality *Researcher * Survey Technician* Systems Design * Telecommunications Engineer* Transportation Engineer

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►Career Treks

►Develop personal Program of Study with school counselor

►Volunteer/Work

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Courses to meet graduation requirements
(i.e. PE, consumer, health)
Electives as appropriate for career goals
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OR Enter any Grade 9 Course



English

Math

Science

Soc Sci

Courses to meet graduation requirements
(i.e. PE, consumer, health)
Electives as appropriate for career goals
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OR Enter any Grade 9 or 10 Course



English

Math

Science

Soc Sci

Courses to meet graduation requirements
(i.e. PE, consumer, health)
Electives as appropriate for career goals
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Enter any Grade 9, 10 or 11 Course

English

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Science

Soc Sci


Courses to meet graduation requirements
(i.e. PE, consumer, health)
Electives as appropriate for career goals

Students may want to consider a course in entrepreneurship and/or accounting to facilitate business ownership in their career field.
  Early college credit options: Harper College Dual Credit (Jr/Sr), Concurrent Credit, Credit by Exam, Articulated Credit and AP. Talk to your counselor for more details.
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Certifications - High School
8 credit hours available through 10060 (ELT110 Intro Electronics - 4 credits) and 10070 (ELT215 Industrial Control Systems - 4 credits)



Certifications - Harper **
Electronics

 


**Program Details available at www.harpercollege.edu

Associate Degrees - Harper **
AAS Electronics Engineeering Technology

Associate in Engineering Science
Baccalaureate Degrees
Eastern IL Univ - Electronics Technology
Ferris State Univ - Electronics Engineering Technology
Northern IL Univ - Industrial Engineering Technology
Southern IL Univ - Industrial Engineering Technology
Illinois Institute of Technology - BS Engineering
Marquette University - BS Engineering
Northern IL Univ - BS Engineering
Univ of Illinois Urbana Champaign - BS Engineering
Southern IL Univ - BS Engineering
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Cluster Knowledge & Skills
• Academic Foundations • Communications • Problem Solving and Critical Thinking • Information Technology Applications • Systems• Safety, Health and Environment • Leadership and Teamwork • Ethics and Legal Responsibilities• Employability and Career Development • Technical Skills

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