Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology

3D Modeling & Animation

The 3D Modeling & Animation curriculum offers comprehensive immersion into 3D modeling and animation for careers in games, films, architecture, product modeling, special effects, pre-visualization, environmental design, or illustration. Potential employers guide the program curriculum, and an internship spent working in the industry under the guidance of a professional modeler or animator is required to graduate.

Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology

The AAS in Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology prepares graduates for work in many specialty areas including residential and commercial heating and air conditioning service, industrial process refrigeration, commercial/supermarket refrigeration, restaurant equipment service, air testing and balancing, and building automation/controls. The program includes classroom work, extensive hands-on lab work, and two half-semester company-sponsored internships.

Allied Health Sciences

The Allied Health Sciences program is designed for students interested in working in healthcare. The degree encompasses life sciences such as human anatomy, physiology, chemistry, and nutrition, and provides students with foundational courses and knowledge to pursue a bachelor's degree or enter the healthcare field upon graduation.

Applied Industry Leadership

The Applied Industry Leadership program is an online, accelerated baccalaureate degree that prepares learners to develop, lead, and manage current and emerging technologies, industry professionals, and related processes. OSUIT created the degree in response to demand for individuals with the technical, leadership, management, and entrepreneurial skills needed for supervisory and other administrative positions. Applicants must hold an Associate in Applied Science degree or higher.

Applied Technology

The AAS in Applied Technology facilitates degree completion for Oklahomans who have received an industry-recognized credential, earned previous college-level credit in a technical field, completed coursework through an Oklahoma CareerTech center, or require cross-disciplinary training. Students enroll in one of several degree options (Business & Digital Technologies, Health & Human Services, Industrial Technologies, or Transportation Technologies) based on previous training and career goals.

ARCHITECTURAL SPECIALIST

AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY

AUTOMOTIVE ENTRY LEVEL TECHNICIAN

AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

AUTOMOTIVE POWERTRAIN TECHNICIAN

Business

An Associate in Science degree in Business provides students with the courses and knowledge to pursue a bachelor's degree or enter the workforce upon graduation. While earning credit that will count toward a bachelor's degree, Business students learn the fundamentals of accounting, economics, management, and administration.

CAT Dealer Prep

CAT Dealer Prep is a Caterpillar dealer-sponsored heavy equipment technician program in which students alternate one half of each semester on campus and the other half at the dealership. After six semesters of on-campus classes and on-site internships, graduates typically stay with the sponsoring Caterpillar dealership as full-time employees. Students must obtain an approved industry sponsor before enrolling.

Civil Engineering/Surveying Technologies

The AAS in Civil Engineering/Surveying Technologies includes design/drafting, surveying, and civil engineering technology. The surveying curriculum teaches students to use the latest surveying tool technologies, including GPS, geographic information systems, and total stations, in tasks such as property line location, topographic surveys, and construction applications.

COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION I

COMMERICAL ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION II

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

Construction Technology

The Construction Management option prepares graduates to begin careers in the construction industry as entry-level managers with general contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, or other industry-related businesses. Graduates can qualify for positions such as office engineer, field engineer, safety engineer, assistant superintendent, project engineer, supervisor, estimator, scheduler, expediter, inspector, or independent contractor.

CONTROLS AND AUTOMATION IN THE ELECTRIC INDUSTRY

CORE CONCEPTS IN EDUCATION: TEACHING AND LEARNING

CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN CYBERSECURITY

Culinary Arts

OSUIT's Culinary Arts program prepares students with the skills and knowledge necessary for a career in the foodservice industry. Students learn through hands-on training utilizing fully equipped kitchen labs and gain experience operating two restaurants open to the public. Graduates are in demand at resorts, casinos, restaurants, institutions, country clubs, and bakeries.

DIESEL ENTRY LEVEL TECHNICIAN

DIGITAL FORENSICS AND CYBER DEFENSE

DIGITAL SKILLS FOR THE MODERN WORKFORCE

Electrical Construction Technologies

The Electrical Construction Technologies program prepares graduates to become electricians and industry leaders, working as residential, commercial, or industrial electricians, field safety engineers, national electrical code inspectors, or in estimating and design. During the program, students complete two half-semester internships at a company.

Engineering Design Drafting Technologies

Graduates of the Engineering Design Drafting Technologies program are prepared to enter careers in the architectural, mechanical, or civil design/drafting fields. Students utilize industry-standard software (AutoCAD, SolidWorks, etc.) in a multi-disciplinary learning environment involving manufacturing, construction, and surveying techniques.

Engineering Technologies

The Engineering Technologies program prepares students for careers in designing, evaluating, maintaining, and repairing highly technical electrical, electronic, and automation systems. Students choose between an Electrical/Electronics option and an Instrumentation & Automation option, the latter facilitating a seamless path to the Bachelor of Technology in Instrumentation & Automation Engineering Technology.

Enterprise Development

As part of Oklahoma's Reach Higher program, OSUIT offers an Associate in Science in Enterprise Development. The program, which can transfer seamlessly into a bachelor's degree, is designed for working adults or those who are time- or place-bound and unable to pursue education through traditional means. Students choose between a Business Administration option and a General Studies option.

Environmental Health & Safety Technologies

Environmental, Health and Safety Technicians protect employees and the public by mitigating hazards in the workplace. The EHST program focuses on environmental, health and safety regulations and compliance with state and federal regulations, and is designed for graduates who wish to obtain an entry-level management position in training, accident investigations, safety inspections, job hazards analysis, and regulatory compliance.

Ford ASSET

The ASSET (Automotive Student Service Educational Training) program is an automotive service technician program sponsored by Ford Motor Company. Students spend the six-semester program alternating one half of each semester in study on campus and the other half as an intern at a sponsoring Ford Motor Company dealership. Students must obtain an approved industry sponsor before enrolling.

Foundational Culinary Skills

One of a set of stackable credentials embedded within OSUIT's Associate in Applied Science in Culinary Arts, developed with industry partners. These certificate programs produce skilled cooks, culinarians, and entry-level food service workers who can operate safely, efficiently, and competently in restaurant, hospitality, and food service-related environments.

Foundations of Restaurant Management

One of a set of stackable credentials embedded within OSUIT's Associate in Applied Science in Culinary Arts, developed with industry partners. These certificate programs produce skilled cooks, culinarians, and entry-level food service workers who can operate safely, efficiently, and competently in restaurant, hospitality, and food service-related environments.

FOUNDATIONS OF THE SAFETY INDUSTRY

General Motors ASEP

GM ASEP (Automotive Student Education Program) is sponsored by General Motors and prepares students to become automotive service technicians in high-tech General Motors dealerships located throughout the country. Students enroll in alternating half-semester sessions of on-campus study and on-site internships for six semesters. Students must obtain an approved industry sponsor before enrolling.

Graphic Design Technology

The function of the graphic designer is to apply creative skills and technical knowledge to attract and influence the consumer through visual stimulation. Recent graduates have attained recognition as layout artists, designers, illustrators, and art directors with leading advertising agencies, industrial graphic departments, and publishers.

High Voltage Line Technician

The High Voltage Line Technician program is two years in length and features hands-on instruction with equipment used in the industry. Along with classroom and lab work, students gain experience in the field through four paid company-sponsored internships. Enrollment is limited to 25 students per term on a first-come, first-served basis.

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION

Industrial Maintenance Technologies

The Natural Gas Compression option provides individualized hands-on instruction in the gas compression industry's most current technologies in a 24,000 square foot training facility. This five-semester program incorporates two semesters of mechanical systems training and two semesters of electrical, electronics, and instrumentation training, followed by one full semester of paid internship experience.

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGIES - LEVEL I

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGIES - LEVEL II

Information Technologies

This degree prepares individuals for various professional opportunities within the information technology field and offers program options in Cyber Incident Response, Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics, Network Infrastructure, and Software Development. The program is accredited by the ABET Computing Accreditation Commission; admission requires completion of an Associate in Applied Science degree or higher.

Information Technologies (AAS)

The Information Technologies program works closely with industry partners to incorporate the latest business practices, emerging technologies, and professional certifications into authentic learning environments. The AAS uses a project-based, customer-focused approach and is designed for students launching an IT career, pursuing the OSUIT Bachelor of Technology in Information Technologies, or preparing for professional industry certifications.

Information Technologies (AS)

The Associate in Science in Information Technologies is designed primarily for individuals who want to take advantage of the program's unique approach to computer education and who intend to pursue a bachelor's degree at another college or university, build on work experience, or prepare for professional industry certifications.

Instrumentation & Automation Engineering Technology

The Instrumentation & Automation Engineering Technology program prepares students to meet the technical demands of an increasingly automated society. Graduates gain expertise in automation and process control technologies, PLC programming, process troubleshooting, industrial IT networks, measurement instrumentation, discrete and analog control systems, microcontrollers, robotics, and electrical power distribution. Entry requires an Associate in Applied Science degree or higher.

Komatsu ACT

KOMATSU ACT (Advanced Career Training) is a Komatsu America International Company and Komatsu distributor-sponsored heavy equipment technician program in which students alternate one half of each semester on campus and the other half on-site at the sponsoring distributor's location. Students must obtain an approved industry sponsor before enrolling in the program.

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES

MOPAR CAP

The MOPAR Career Automotive Program (MCAP) is a six-semester associate in applied science degree program designed to prepare graduates to work as a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, or FIAT Service Technician. Students study on campus for half of each semester and spend the other half on an on-site internship at the sponsoring dealership.

NAEDA Agricultural Equipment Technician

The North American Equipment Dealers Association (NAEDA) industrial and agricultural equipment technician program produces technicians who maintain, service, diagnose, and repair machines and equipment used in all facets of agricultural and industrial activities. Students alternate one half of each semester on campus and the other half on-site at the sponsoring distributor's location.

NETWORK DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION

Nursing

The OSUIT Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing and approved by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing. Graduates are eligible to apply to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for registered nurses. The degree is offered in a Traditional Track and an LPN to RN Transition Track.

ORTHOTIC AND PROSTHETIC TECHNOLOGIES

Pipeline Integrity Technology

This program prepares students to be contributing members of the energy industry as Pipeline Integrity technicians, with a primary focus on the safety of pipeline assets, the environment, and the general public. Key topics in this five-semester program include assessing pipeline damage and risk, corrosion control, regulations, safety, non-destructive testing, design, and integrity management.

Power Plant Technology

Graduates of OSUIT's Power Plant Technology program operate, maintain, and expand the power generation capacity of the state and country. Students explore all aspects of plant operations, from water chemistry to electrical distribution, in the two-year program, and sponsored on-site internships are a requirement of the program.

Pre-Education

An Associate in Science degree in Pre-Education is designed for students interested in pursuing a career in education. The courses fulfill 60 of the 124 credit hours for a bachelor's degree in education and meet the general education requirements for teaching in early childhood, elementary, and special education.

Pre-Professional Studies

OSUIT offers an Associate in Science in Pre-Professional Studies through which students may earn the first two years of a bachelor's degree in a variety of disciplines with the assurance that all courses will transfer to another Oklahoma college offering a bachelor's degree.

PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRONICS

Pro-Tech

The Pro-Tech automotive service technologies program is a cooperative two-year college-level student technician-training program developed by and for professional automotive independent service centers. Students spend six semesters alternating study and practice on campus and at an independent service center; upon graduation, the internship typically converts to full-time employment.

REGULATIONS AND PRINCIPLES OF THE SAFETY INDUSTRY

RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION

Toyota T-TEN

Students who enroll in and complete the Toyota T-TEN (Technician Training and Education Network) program can expect to graduate in two years with an associate in applied science degree. The program allows a student to alternate on-campus learning experiences with on-site dealership internship experiences for a half-semester at a time.

Truck Technician

The Truck Technician program prepares highly trained technicians to diagnose and repair over-the-road trucks. Graduates acquire an advanced understanding of engines and engine controls, transmissions, differentials, electrical and electronic systems, chassis, air conditioning, brakes, and steering. The program is completed in five semesters, including four semesters of on-campus instruction and one semester as an intern at a sponsoring dealership.