Industrial Technology school training courses in Chicago, IL (public, in-house or online)

Study of the theory and application of electricity and electronics to wiring, motors, industrial controls, electronic instrumentation, and programmable logic controllers. The program integrates academic and occupational education leading to an internship at an actual worksite. These skills will help students expand their career opportunities and career plans in occupations related to power and control of buildings and equipment. Projects will demonstrate wiring, motor controls, switches, power o...

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Want to learn welding in Chicago? richard j. daley college has such training program available, or provided welding training courses in the past. It may also provide you a customized or flexible training solution according to your specific requirement. Please see above to find the contact information and discuss your study plan with richard j. daley college's representative directly.

This 45-week core program focuses on the powerful vehicles and machines vital to the operation of businesses: tractor-trailers, trains, construction equipment, forklifts, transportation refrigeration systems and more. Within these machines, you’ll learn about air brakes, hydraulics, preventative maintenance and the computers that control their operation.

Diesel and industrial technicians are often in high-demand with dealers and manufacturers alike. Our hands-on labs are state-of-the-indu...

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The AAS degree in Applied Technology requires the completion of at least 60 semester hours. Credits from area vocational schools that apply to the degree vary in number according to the certificate program offered by the area vocational school. A maximum of 45 certificate credits may be applied toward the Applied Technology degree. Students must complete at least 15 credit hours in general education courses at CCA. Students whose certification program taken at the area vocational school requires...

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Replacing the LEED AP for Existing Buildings Exam track, this specialty provides a standard for professional participants in the operation and maintenance of existing buildings that implement sustainable practices and reduce the environmental impact of a building over its functional life cycle.

Exam simulation prep included.

Students begin this 5 hour course upon registration and must complete the class within 2 months for successful completion.