Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

An associate in science, an associate degree in information technology, and the other many science, engineering, and math courses at Central Piedmont are an excellent option for students looking to enter a new career, add to their existing skill sets, or prepare for further education in a four-year degree program.

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Associate in Engineering

Transfer into a four-year bachelor’s degree in engineering at one the UNC system universities with the Central Piedmont Associate in Engineering...

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Associate in Science

Students who complete Central Piedmont's Associate in Science degree can transfer to a four-year institution having already fulfilled certain...

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Bob L. Moss Civil Engineering Program

Central Piedmont's ABET-accredited Civil Engineering program provides the skills needed to work in the construction of transportation systems &...

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Computer Engineering Technology

The ABET-accredited computer engineering associate degree is accepted at some institutions as the first 2 years of a bachelor's degree.

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Electrical Engineering Technology

Central Piedmont's ABET-accredited electrical engineering degree focuses on the installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of automated...

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Electronics Engineering Technology

Central Piedmont's ABET-accredited electronics engineering degree was designed to transfer the most credits to a university bachelor's degree...

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Information Technology

Central Piedmont's information technology program will prepare you for a career as a designer, support technician, system admin, developer, or...

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Mathematics Courses

Math courses for general education credit; includes Developmental Mathematics (DMA) courses

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Mechanical Engineering Technology

Prepare for a mechanical engineering technician career to work in NASCAR, manufacturing, product design, sales, service, and more.

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Mechatronics Engineering Technology

Mechatronics Engineering Technology provides the electrical, mechanical, and computer skills necessary to work in manufacturing environments.

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Science Courses

Biology and Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Geography, Geology, Physics, and Astronomy courses for general education credit

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Simulation and Game Development

Our program is among the first in the country to use augmented and virtual reality equipment to create virtual simulations and games.

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Sustainability Technologies

Start a career that will help you find and enforce best practices to reduce the environmental impact of engineering and construction.

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