D VISIONfocus computer+engineering

orangeburg-calhoun technical college

OCtechengage. empower. transform.

+advanced manufacturing

focus orangeburg-calhoun technical college

OCtech offers you a diverseset of programs to choosefrom depending on yourinterests. Graduates of theseprograms have rewarding andsuccessful careers in cuttingedge technological fields.Students will have theknowledge and skills neededto get a job and to succeed inthe fast-paced world oftechnology after graduation.From Information Technologyand Computer Programmingto Welding and Machine ToolTechnology, this division hasinnovative and flexibleprograms that use the mostup-to-date technology forhands-on learning and on-the-job training. Apply to OCtechtoday and in only a fewsemesters, you’ll be on yourway to the career you’vealways wanted.

+advanced manufacturingcomputer+engineering

My hands-on classroom experience was the best help

when it came time for job interviews.

Tripp RutlandInstrument and Controls Technician

Westinghouse Electric Company

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Mechatronics involvestraining on state-of-the artequipment, includingcontrol systems, electronicsystems, computers, andmechanical systems thatintegrate productdesign andautomatedmanufacturingprocesses.

Meet NAO, the humanoidrobot. Robotics is one of thelatest technologicalinnovations, and NAO is anideal learning tool for classesat all levels. Robots allowstudents to connect theorywith practice and discovera wide range of robotics-related fields, such ascomputer science,engineering, andmathematics. NAO isbeing used in ourInstrumentation,Mechatronics andComputerTechnologyPrograms.

Mechatronic Program activities also include internshipsand outreach activities designed to provide real-world

experiences for students. It also features a highschool dual credit Mechatronics Pathway, an

Associate Degree and Certificates, andIndustrial Engineering Technology transferoptions to South Carolina State University.

Amount represents average annual salary ranges for SC. Earnings will vary depending upon location,

position, employer, level of responsibility, experience & demonstrated ability. Source: www.careeronestop.org

� Akebono-USA� Albemarle Corporation� Allied Air� Boeing� BP Amoco� CB&I� C.F. Evans Construction� Continental Tire� DAK America � Orangeburg Department

of Public Utilities� Duke Energy� Emerson� Firestone of Orangeburg� General Motors� Gibbes Ford� Gulbrandsen Manufacturing, Inc.� Husqvarna� Innovative Composites Inc.� International Paper� Koyo� Lisega, Inc. � Michelin� Newport News Ship Builders� Nucor� Okonite� Orangeburg Automotive� Owens Steel� Phoenix Specialty� Santee Cooper Electric� SCANA� SCE&G� Shaw Constructors, Inc. � Showa-Denko� Starbucks� Superior Motors � +RMC� Triumph Fabrications� Toyota of Orangeburg � Zeus

Where are our graduates now?

$42,000($24,400-$68,900)

$35,700($23,200-$56,600)

$49,200($33,200-$71,500)

$44,200($30,500-$61,600)

$36,600($27,300-$47,200)

$47,000($34,500-$62,900)

$35,500($26,500-$46,700)

$52,500($38,600-$79,900)

$36,500($24,900-$55,900)

$47,200($23,100-$73,500)

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AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN AND MECHANIC Diagnose, adjust, repair, or overhaul automotive vehicles.

COMPUTER-CONTROLLED MACHINE TOOL OPERATOROperate computer-controlled machines or robots to perform one or moremachine functions on metal or plastic work pieces.

COMPUTER USER SUPPORT SPECIALIST Provide technical assistance to computer users. Answer questions or resolvecomputer problems for clients in person, via telephone or electronically.

ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN Calibrate, repair, install, and upgrade transmitters, controllers, and otherinstrumentation equipment used in automatic process measurement andcontrol. Technician will troubleshoot and optimize system performance andmaintain associated electrical systems and programming.

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC REPAIRER,COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Repair, test, adjust, or install electronic equipment, such as industrial controls,transmitters, and antennas.

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS DRAFTER Prepare wiring diagrams, circuit board assembly diagrams, and layout drawingsused for the manufacture, installation, or repair of electrical equipment.

INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY MECHANICRepair, install, adjust, or maintain industrial production and processingmachinery or refinery and pipeline distribution systems.

MACHINISTSet up and operate a variety of machine tools to produce precision parts andinstruments. This includes precision instrument makers who fabricate, modify, orrepair mechanical instruments.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANApply theory and principles of mechanical engineering to modify, develop,test, or calibrate machinery and equipment under direction of engineering staffor physical scientists.

SURVEYING AND MAPPING TECHNICIANPerform surveying and mapping duties to obtain data used for construction,mapmaking, boundary location, mining, or other purposes.

TOOL AND DIE MAKERAnalyze specifications, lay out metal stock, set up and operate machine tools,and fit and assemble parts to make and repair dies, cutting tools, jigs, fixtures,gauges, and machinists' hand tools.

WELDER Set up, operate, or tend welding, soldering, or brazing machines or robots thatweld, braze, solder, or heat treat metal products, components, or assemblies.

Programs of Study

Electronic Instrumentation Technology(EIT) is the study of using specializedinstruments to measure and control criticalprocesses, such as temperature, pressure,flow and level. An EIT technician isessential to the successful operation of allautomated facilities including: powerproduction, pulp and paper, chemicalmanufacturing, environmental controlagencies, petroleum refineries, and manyothers. Since the nineties, this program hashad a 100% job placement rate and offersstudents in their second spring semesterthe opportunity to apply for a co-opposition.

Radiation Protection Technology isdesigned to introduce the necessary skillsneeded to become a RadiationProtection Technician (RPT). Graduates willbe able to measure and record radiationlevels and also service and calibrateradiation instruments. RPTs play a vital rolein ensuring the safety of employees bymeeting all radiation protectionrequirements. Currently, there is anagreement for graduates to continue their studies at South Carolina StateUniversity and apply for an internship.

Computer Technology preparesstudents in the areas of planning,design and implementation ofcomputer programs in many differentlanguages and microcomputersystems’ hardware, applications andconnectivity. Career opportunities inthis always growing field may includecomputer programmer, webmaster,PC Support Specialist, networkadministrator and Help DeskTechnician.

Computer Electronics techniciansdesign, develop, test, andmanufacture electrical and electronicequipment such as radios, radar,sonar, television, industrial andmedical measuring or control devices,navigational equipment, andcomputers. Employment opportunitiesare expected to continue to grow dueto increasing demand for moresophisticated products.

computer technologyASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEProgramming Information TechnologyPC Support Specialist

CERTIFICATESDatabase Internetworking-CISCONetwork Engineering-MCSENetwork SpecialistOffice Productivity Code-MCASWebmaster

electronics engineering technology ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCESpecialization in Computer ElectronicsSpecialization in Electronic InstrumentationSpecialization in Electronic Instrumentation

with a focus in Radiation Protection Technology

CERTIFICATESRadiation FundamentalsRadiation ProtectionRadiation Response & Instrumentation

Industrial Electronics Technology (IET) providesstudents with a well-rounded, hands-oneducational background that industry relies ontoday. Technicians in this field install and repairindustrial control, medical diagnostic, andcommunications equipment. They strive toanticipate trouble and to service equipmentbefore production is interrupted.

Machine Tool Technology technicians produceprecision parts using tools such as lathes, drillpresses, and milling machines. They set up andoperate a wide variety of machine tools andhave a thorough understanding of the workingproperties of metals such as steel, cast iron,aluminum, and brass. For those entering this field,a basic knowledge of computers and electronicsis very important. Our curriculum provides trainingin these areas as well as in computer numericalcontrol (CNC) operations.

AutomotiveTechnology offers

internships, jobshadowing and

co-op workexperiences at area

repair facilities. Theimportance of

professionalautomobile repair in

today's mobilesociety cannot be

overstated. Becausevehicles have

skyrocketed in costand are kept in

service longer, thereis a shortage of

trained andknowledgeable

technicians toperform preventive

maintenance, repairsand adjustments.Students learn on

state-of-the-artequipment, along

with industrystandard training

equipment.

Industrial Maintenance Technologyprepares students for employment asIndustrial Maintenance Technicians. Jobopportunities for students include ProcessPlant Mechanic, Manufacturing PlantMechanic, Construction Site EquipmentMechanic, Construction Electrician, PlantQuality Assurance Technician,Preventative Maintenance Technician,and Precision Leveling and Alignment Technician.

Welding Technology careers may lead to financial security, careeradvancement and important work in areas around the world. With virtuallyall construction and manufacturing companies requiring some form ofwelding, from the production of parts to their maintenance and repair, thefield continues to be a thriving industry. The welding profession can offer awide range of opportunities, including careers in defense industries, nuclearindustries and the military.

Mechatronics involves training on state-of-the art equipment involving controlsystems, electronic systems, computers and mechanical systems thatintegrate product design and automated manufacturing processes. Programactivities also include internships and outreach activities designed to providereal-world experiences for students. It also features a high school dual creditMechatronics pathway, an Associate of Applied Science Major in GeneralTechnology degree and certificates, and industrial engineering technologytransfer options to South Carolina State University.

Power Plant Technology prepares students for employment as Power PlantMaintenance Technicians. Job opportunities for students with this certificateinclude Hydro-Power Plant Maintenance Technician, Auxiliary Operator,Fossil-Fuel Power Plant Maintenance Technician, Nuclear Power PlantMaintenance Technician, and Power Plant Operator.

Professional Truck Driver Training is for anyone interested in the freedom ofrunning the open road. The transportation industry has identified a drivershortage which escalates marketability as a Commercial Driver's License(CDL) carrier. The small class size assures more personalized attention.Various trucking companies actively recruit our students offering competitivewages and benefits. Students will test to achieve their CDL- Class A aftercompleting the training curriculum.

Engineering Graphics Technologyprovides the technical knowledge andskills necessary for work as a designdraftsman, tool designer, researchassistant, engineering assistant, detailer,and mechanical draftsman. Studentslearn about assembly drawing, processdrawing, elementary layout drawing, 3DModeling, and mechanical assembliesdrawing. There is an articulationagreement with South Carolina StateUniversity that transfers into the B.S.Degree in Professional Land Surveying.

industrial & technologyASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEAutomotive TechnologyIndustrial Electronics TechnologyMachine Tool Technology

CERTIFICATESBasic ElectricianBasic Diesel MaintenanceIndustrial ElectricianComputer Aided Design I, II, IIIPrinciples of CAD, CAM & Solid State DevicesUndercar SpecialistAutomated Manufacturing I, IIProduction OperatorBasic Industrial MaintenanceIndustrial Maintenance Mechanical & Electrical I, IIMechatronics-FundamentalsMechatronics-Automated ControlsMechatronics-Advanced Automated SystemsPower Plant Technology I, II, IIIBasic WeldingIntermediate WeldingWelding FundamentalsProfessional Truck Driving

Applying to College Has Never BeenEasier or More Affordable. Just follow these 5 Steps and you’ll be on your way toa future you can count on...

1. apply for admission by mail, online or in person

2. submit official test scores

3. apply for financial aid at www.fafsa.ed.gov

4. schedule advisement: call 803.535.1234 to make your appointment

5. register and plan your class schedule

University Transfer If you desire to continue studies at a four-year university, check out ourUniversity Transfer Program. We havecreated specialized transfer pathways tofour-year universities for you. Coursesoffered from the list of 86 transferablecourses will transfer to any South Carolinapublic college or university and to mostprivate colleges.

OCtech currently has transfer agreementsin place for the Computer, Engineeringand Advanced Manufacturing Divisionwith South Carolina State University andColumbia College.

OCtech helped me re-do my

entire career.Bonnie Laboon

CNC Operator at Akebono ”“

email askme@octech.edu

call 803.535.1234 or 1.800.813.6519

office of admissions located in Building S

monday – thursday 8:00am to 6:00pmfriday 8:00am to 1:30pm

Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College3250 St. Matthews RoadOrangeburg, SC 29118

www.octech.edu

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Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College does not discriminate in admissions or employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, or age.

Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science degrees, diplomas andcertificates. Contact the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur,Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404.679.4500 for questions about the accreditation of Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College.