Industrial Technologies

Associate in Science in General Studies (18 Unit Emphasis) Industrial Technologies · Shasta College · 2026-2027 Catalog

The Industrial Technology degree permits the student to explore the trades and acquire skills in a variety of technical fields: automotive and diesel technology, construction, computerized drafting, computer electronics, heavy equipment operation, aviation ground school, machine tooling, water and wastewater treatment technology, and welding.

Program learning outcomes

For General Studies Degree Learning Outcomes, see page 31.

CourseTitleUnits
Choose 18 units from at least three of the following areas
AGMA-42Farm Power and Machinery
AGMA-44Introduction to Construction Skills for Agriculture and Natural Resources
AGNR-101Beginning Forestry
AGNR-102Basic Logging Equipment Operations
AGNR-103Intermediate Logging Equipment Operations
AGNR-104Production Logging Equipment Operations
AGNR-105Wood Products
AUTO-1Vehicle Electrical Systems
AUTO-11Introduction to Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Technology
AUTO-20Engine Performance
AUTO-21Advanced Engine Performance
AUTO-132Steering and Suspension
AUTO-147Automotive Braking Systems
AUTO-150Introduction to Engine Machining
AUTO-161Manual Drive Train and Axles
AUTO-162Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles
AUTO-163Heating, Air Conditioning and Accessories
CONS-45Career Planning and Leadership for Heavy Equipment Operators
CONS-46Equipment Operations and Maintenance
CONS-47Project Construction for Equipment Operations
CONS-48Surveying for Equipment Operators
CONS-55AEquipment Operations Skills Development
CONS-140ACommercial Driver Learner’s Permit Preparation
CONS-148Surveying, Grade Setting and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (Gnss) for Construction
DIES-48Hydraulics
DIES-49Advanced Hydraulics
DIES-160Diesel Engine Electronic Control
DIES-161Diesel Technology Field Training
DIES-162Heavy Duty Drive Train
DIES-164Beginning Diesel Engines
DIES-166Diesel Engines
DIES-170Heavy Duty Braking Systems
ENGR-1AMeasurements and Plane Surveying
ENGR-1BPlane Surveying
ENGR-2Introduction to Engineering
ENGR-22Engineering Graphics
ENGR-24Descriptive Geometry
ENGR-29Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD)
ENGR-33Solid Modeling Computer-Aided Drafting
INDE-1Career Planning for Industrial Technology
INDE-38Introduction to Industrial Mechatronics
INDE-40Entrpreneurial Manufacturing
INDE-41Industrial Electronics
INDE-42Industrial Control Devices
INDE-43Industrial Motor Control
INDE-44Industrial Process Control
INDE-45Introduction to Manual Machining
INDE-46Introduction to CNC Machining
INDE-47Intermediate Machining
INDE-49Metallurgy for Manufacturing
INDE-513d CAD Fundamentals for Manufacturing
INDE-101Industrial Trade Basics
INDE-102Industrial Trade Essentials
WELD-70Introduction to Welding
WELD-73Structural Steel Metal Fabrication
WELD-118Blueprint and Specification Reading (Mechanical)
WELD-170Introduction to Arc Welding
WELD-171Intermediate Arc Welding
WELD-174Beginning GMAW (MIG Welding)
WELD-175Beginning GTAW (TIG Welding)
WELD-178Pipe Welding Fundamentals
WELD-182Advanced SMAW (Stick Welding)
WELD-184Advanced GTAW (TIG) Welding
WELD-186Advanced Pipe Welding
WELD-188Advanced FCAW (Flux-Core Welding)
WTT-101Introduction to Wastewater Treatment
WTT-102Introduction to Water Treatment and Small Water Systems
WTT-103Advanced Wastewater Treatment
WTT-104Advanced Water Treatment
WTT-105Water Distribution Systems

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