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Interested in a career-specific degree or certificate but unsure what subjects you'll need to study in order to acquire it?  Trainers, technicians, and professors are all waiting to give you the most hands-on, enlightening, and instructive lessons possible to ensure that you have the skills needed to become a successful professional.  In your chosen program, a variety of subjects and courses will be offered to maximize your knowledge of the fundamentals and of high-level problem solving.  Below is a short list of possible courses offered in various trade or vocational programs:

  Accounting
Aviation Mechanics
    Principles of Accounting
  Sheetmetal & Structure Training
    Accounts Payable
  Airframe Systems
    Finaancial Planning
  Aviation Maintenance
    Quickbooks
  Fiber Optics Training
    Personal and Professional Ethics
  Aviation Technology Preparation
    Investing
 

 

  Electrician
Appliance Repair
    Transistors and Operational Amplifiers
  Home Automation Installation
    Resistors and Capacitors
  Cooking Appliances
    Electronic Circuitry
  Electric Refrigeration
    Digital Logic  Gas Appliances
    Meters& Power Supplies
  Circuit Boards
   Electrical Tools and Testers

 

  Construction/Carpentry
Marine & Watercraft
Automotive Repair
    Building Information Modeling   
  Marine Mechanical Systems
  Alternative Fuels
    Cost Awareness
  Inboard Engines
  Automotive Electrical Systems
    Fundamentals of Green Building  Boat Hulls & Accessories
  Basic Engine Management Systems
    Estimating and Bidding  Sterndive Systems
  Emission Control Systems Diagnostic
    Contractor Licensing   Marine Electricity
  Drivetrain Systems
    Construction Blueprint Reading   Outboard Motors
  Chasis

 

  Welding
Diesel Mechanic
    Welding Inspection
  Diesel Truck Engines
    Metal Joining & Cutting Processes
  Emissions Diesel Powertrains
    Weld Joint Geometry
  Diesel Fuel & Ignition Systems
    Metal Properties
  Advanced Diagnostic Systems
    Welding Metallurgy
 

 

The courses listed above should give you an idea of essential topics in certain fields.  Of course, every program is different and may offer unique or extensive courses in a variety of other subjects.  Now that you are aware of the possible breadth of study available to you, welcome that new, steady confidence.  Now, you're well on your way to obtaining a degree or certificate in a challenging career that not only contributes a great deal to society, but fulfills your financial and intellectual goals.