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Degrees
Advanced Technology & Design
Associate of Science Degree Programs
The Associate of Science degree provides a college credit curricula not specifically designed for transfer, but designed to prepare students to enter the work force, train for a career, or prepare for professional, technical, or managerial employment. Certain four year institutions do accept Associate of Science degree students with full transfer credit.
In this department, the following AS degree(s) is/are offered:
- Architectural Design & Construction Technology
- Architectural Design Option
- Building Construction Option
- Computer Engineering Technology
- CISCO Academy Option
- Computer Network Engineering Option
- A+ Certification Option
- Drafting & Design Technology (CAD/CAM)
- CAD/CAM Option
- Mechanical Design Option
- Technical Illustration Option
- Graphic Design Technology
- Commercial Design Option
- Computer Graphics Option
- Visual Artist Option
- Manufacturing Technology
- Multimedia Technology
Short Term Certificates
Northwest Florida State College offers a number of short term certificate programs designed to prepare students for immediate job entry in selected professional, technical, and occupational skills areas. Vocational credit certificates are distinct from college credits and most contain an internship option through which students may gain on-the-job experience as they study.
In this Division, the following certificate(s) is/are offered:
- Blueprint Reading and Estimation
Center of Electronic Emphasis (C.E.E.)
Northwest Florida State College's Advanced Technology & Design Department has been selected by the state as a Center of Electronic Emphasis (C.E.E.), certified by the National Association of Radar and Telecommunications Engineers (N.A.R.T.E.), and administers exams for the FCC general class licensing. The Northwest Florida State College Center for Manufacturing Competiveness helps small and medium sized manufacturers enhance their competiveness by adopting advanced manfacturing technologies.
For more information, contact Northwest Florida State College Professional and Technical Programs at 850-729-5366 or e-mail technology@nwfstatecollege.edu