The mission of the College of Technology is to enhance technological literacy, education and training essential to the knowledge economy, socio-economic well-being, and to the workforce development of the State of Ohio in general and Northeast Ohio in particular. This will be accomplished through applied research and the delivery of high-quality academic programs.
The College of Technology’s Curricula lead to various certificates in emerging/ high- technology areas, and to a seamless articulation with technical associate, baccalaureate and master of technology degree programs with global perspectives for careers in business, industry, education and government sectors.
- Division of Aeronautics
FAA Approved and Accredited by the Council on Aviation Accreditation (CAA) - Division of Applied Business Technology
Accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) - Division of Applied Science and Technology
Accredited by TAC/ABET and the National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) - Master of Technology Degree Program, and articulation with the Ph.D Degree in Education
The College of Technology ( with full faculty consultation) have identified seven “clusters” for academic and research initiatives to be undertaken during 2006-2010:
- Cluster #1 Aviation/Aeronautics and Flight Technology
- Cluster #2 Computer and Information Technology
- Cluster #3 Design Technology (Animation, Simulation, Drafting, Gaming)
- Cluster #4 ICE-Cluster (Instrumentation, Controls, Electronics, Energy, Power and Propulsion)
- Cluster #5 Manufacturing Systems (Rapid Prototype, Robotics and Automation)
- Cluster #6 Materials and Processes (Foundry Technology, Construction, Plastics)
- Cluster #7 Systems Management (Quality/Reliability, 6 Sigma, Project Management)
