Technology Division

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Technology Division

• We would like for you to make the right choice
  for your future

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Technology Division

• Our Mission Our Division is dedicated to
  providing excellent educational opportunities in
  a variety of technological subjects relevant to
  the needs of students and employers. We offer
  innovative curricula and an array of learning
  experiences in contemporary facilities for
  developing conceptual and applied skills.

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Heartland Community College Technology Division
Programs

• Industrial Skills
• AAS Maintenance Technology
• Welding Certificate
• Maintenance Certificate
• Machine Tool Certificate

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Heartland Community College Technology Division
Programs

• Industrial Technology
• AAS Manufacturing
• Quality Certificate
• Materials Management Certificate
• Welding Certificate
• Machine Tool Certificate
• AAS Electronics
• Electrical Maintenance Certificate
• Computer Maintenance Technician Certificate
• AAS CAD (Computer Aided Design)
• CAD Certificate

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Heartland Community College Technology Division
Programs

• Computer Technology
• AAS Computer Technology
• Programming Certificate
• Computer Maintenance Technician Certificate
• AAS Computer Networking Technology
• Network Administration Certificate
• Emphasis in Novell, Cisco, or Windows 2000
• Computer Maintenance Technician Certificate
• AAS Digital Media Communications
• Web Developer Certificate
• Web Applications Developer Certificate
• Communications Graphics Certificate

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Industrial Skills

• Maintenance Technology AAS
• A program (67 semester hours) designed to prepare
  graduates for a position in industrial and
  facility maintenance or management. Includes
• Industrial Electricity and Wiring
• Mechanical Applications
• Welding
• Hydraulic and Pneumatic Equipment
• Heating and Air Conditioning Systems
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
• For answers to your questions, contact Chris
  chris.miller_at_heartland.edu or [phone]

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Manufacturing AAS

• Manufacturing Technology is a comprehensive
  program (60-62 semester hours) designed to
  prepare graduates for employment or advancement
  in industrial/manufacturing organizations as
  technicians, engineering aids or first-line
  supervisors. Includes
• Mass production Tools and equipment
• Planning Parts and finished product inspection
• Quality Control Material selection
• For answers to your questions, contact
• Rich rich.foley_at_heartland.edu or [phone]
• Kim kim.travers_at_heartland.edu or [phone]

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Electronics AAS

• Electronics Technology prepares technicians with
  a solid core of knowledge and skills that can be
  transferred to positions in industry, business,
  health care, communications, utilities,
  government, and other sectors.
• Automation and Control Electronics
• Computer Electronics
• Data Communucation
• For answers to your questions, contact
• Chris chris.miller_at_heartland.edu or [phone]

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Remote Control Tracker
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Remote Control Tracker
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Computer Aided Design AAS

• Introduction to a broad realm of technical and
  architectural modeling and imaging, visualization
  techniques, projections principles, and concepts
  that typify engineering and architectural
  drawings. Prepares graduates for CAD
  technicians, CAD operators, and engineering or
  architectural assistants. (60 semester hours)
• For answers to your questions, contact
• Rich rich.foley_at_heartland.edu or [phone]
• Kim kim.travers_at_heartland.edu [phone]

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Geometric Modeling
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Computer Technology AAS

• Prepares graduates for positions as applications
  programmer, business programmer, user
  support/help desk technician and computer
  operator.(65 semester hours) Programming
  languages
• JAVA Visual BASIC COBOL
• For answers to your questions, contact
• Johnny johnny.tenbroek_at_heartland.edu
  [phone]
• Todd todd.simeone_at_heartland.edu [phone]
• Lori lori.cordis_at_heartland.edu (309)-268-8856

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C Program
Guess a Number Program
Source Code for Program
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Computer Networking Technology AAS

• Prepares graduates for positions including
  network administrator, PC/network technician,
  help desk technician, computer operator. (65
  semester hours) Includes
• Cisco, Microsoft Windows, and Novell
• Data Cabling and Data Security
• For answers to your questions, contact
• John john.wardell_at_heartland.edu or [phone]
• Joy joy.lucht_at_heartland.edu or [phone]
• Lisa lisa.perry_at_heartland.edu or [phone]

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Network Design
6 router with switches layout for Lab 12.wmf
Semester4 frame relay lab 14.wmf
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Digital Media Communications AAS

• For students who are interested in a career
  writing, producing and distributing digital
  content across a computer network creating print
  materials (such as brochures, magazines or
  newspapers), video programs, web sites, or web
  applications.
• Options
• Web Media Designer
• Web Applications Developer
• Communications Graphics
• For answers to your questions, contact
• Phil phil.vandiver_at_heartland.edu or [phone]

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Flash Animation
Logo Animation
Roll-over Animation
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Computer Maintenance Technician Certificate

• A certificate program (34 semester hours)
  designed to prepare graduates for a position in
  computer technicians. Includes
• Electronics fundamentals
• Instrument usage
• Troubleshooting
• PC maintenance and repair
• Basic computer skills
• For answers to your questions, contact
• Chris chris.miller_at_heartland.edu or [phone]
• Lisa lisa.perry_at_heartland.edu or [phone]

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Services Available at HCC

• Student Services (testing and career choice
  assistance, job placement, financial aid, clubs
  and activities) For answers to your questions,
  contact
• Angie angie.robinson_at_heartland.edu or
  309-268-8041
• Academic support center (computers, library,
  tutoring, testing center)
• Technology Division (tutoring and student worker
  position opportunities, Technology Club)

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Heartland Community College

• Visit our web site for information
• www.heartland.edu
• Main Campus
• 1500 West Raab Road, Normal, IL 61761
• Main Phone
• [phone]
• Technology Division Classes are held in the
  Towanda Plaza
• 1226 Towanda Avenue, Bloomington, IL

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Preparation for Higher Education

• Take HS math and science courses
• Take any computer courses available
• Take English/Speech courses
• Take courses in technology-related areas that
  interest you
• Participate in clubs and job shadowing
  opportunities
• Visit with advisors at the school you would like
  to attend (the year before you would like to
  start)

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Additional Staff in Technology Division

• Robert Shaw, Technology Division Chair,
  robert.shaw_at_heartland.edu
  [phone]
• Kathie Eichelberger, Division Secretary,
  kathie.eichelberger_at_heartland.edu [phone]

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Closing

• We would like for you to make the right choice
  for your future and if that choice is Heartland
  Community College, were looking forward to
  seeing you in our classes, soon!