Bio Tech & Engineering
Course Overview
Students engage in project-based learning that combines science, engineering, and technology. Classmates explain and create solutions to real-world problems proposed by community and business partners. English, fourth-year math, and third science credit available. Related careers include, but are not limited to, mechanical engineer, quality engineer, process engineer, manufacturing engineer, prosthetic engineer, engineer technician, and occupational therapist.
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College Credit
Articulated and direct credit are currently unavailable for this program. Our direct credit web page has a list of all participating classes.
Course Prerequisite
In order to attend this program students must have completed the Allied Health, Auto Service, Computer-Aided Design, Internet, Networks & Security, or Machining/Engineering Technology program.