Programs At-A-Glance

Enables students to obtain the first two years of work at TCTC before transferring to pursue careers in liberal arts-related fields.

*Select courses available, limited evening offerings.

**A summer start will only be offered on the Pendleton Campus.

Enables students to obtain the first two years of work at TCTC before transferring to pursue careers in science-related areas.

*Select courses available, limited evening offerings.

**A summer start will only be offered on the Pendleton Campus.

Offers flexibility of majors in mind for students who wish to transfer with a minimum of thirty (30) credit hours to a senior institution.

*Select courses available, limited evening offerings.

**A summer start will only be offered on the Pendleton Campus.

Provides students the opportunity to develop basic skills in the most essential IT technical tasks.

*Core Classes (CPT, IST) are offered through an online Zoom Format.

Prepares graduates for employment by providing skills in technical support, forensic investigation, computer and network security, and network administration. 

*Core Classes (CPT, IST) are offered through an online Zoom Format.

**Second year courses may only be offered in selected semesters.  

Provides graduates with skills in technical support, router configuration and security, network systems administration, and network security.

**Second year courses may only be offered in selected semesters. 

Provides applications software development skills in a variety of languages for delivery on a variety of platforms such as computers, web, and mobile.

*Core Classes (CPT, IST) are offered through an online Zoom Format.

**Second year courses may only be offered in selected semesters. 

Prepares students to work as CNC programmers and operators with manufactures requiring high production volumes or short run batches of discrete parts.

**Summer course offerings include general education and elective courses only.

Helps students acquire the skills needed to be a manager in a manufacturing environment.

*Select course will be available at the Oconee Campus.

Provides students with basic skills needed by a quality assurance technician in a manufacturing environment.

*Select course will be available at the Oconee Campus.

Covers continuous improvement systems for quality, productivity, waste, and cost in a manufacturing environment.

Equips students for careers as supervisors/team leaders in manufacturing by teaching leadership and communication skills, Lean Manufacturing practices, production scheduling, quality principles, managerial accounting and industrial safety.

*Select course will be available at the Oconee Campus.

Prepares students for job advancement in manufacturing through greater understanding of the skills applicable to core manufacturing processes.

This degree is restricted to TCTC I-BEST students.

Prepares students to safely install, disassemble and troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, robotic and control components in an automated system.

*Evening courses only available on the Pendleton Campus.

**A student is able to take only the first two semesters at the Anderson and Oconee Campuses.

^Spring and Summer start only available on the Pendleton Campus. Anderson and Oconee Campuses only offer a Fall start.

Gives students the knowledge needed to understand basic DC Electrical/Electronic fundamentals and operate electrical/electronic manufacturing equipment.

*Evening courses only available on the Pendleton Campus.

**Spring start only available on the Pendleton Campus. Anderson and Oconee Campuses only offer a Fall start.

Prepares students to read electrical schematic diagrams and to perform entry-level wiring on various process control circuits; emphasis is placed on employable skills and basic quality control.

*Evening courses only available on the Pendleton Campus.

**Spring start only available on the Pendleton Campus. Anderson and Oconee Campuses only offer a Fall start.

Offers hands-on, practical training in basic and advanced techniques for welding steel, stainless steel, aluminum and pipe, and other welding skills.

**Summer course offerings include general education and elective courses only.

Prepares students with the education and practical experience to work in ambulatory care settings, performing administrative and clinical duties. Upon completion of the program, graduates may sit for the AAMA certification exam, and with a passing score, will obtain the CMA (AAMA) credential.

*Major courses begin in the Fall.

Prepares students for personal care aide positions in home or health care environments.  

This certificate is restricted to TCTC I-BEST students.

Offers Phase I of an Associate Degree in Health Science - Dental Hygiene (awarded following successful completion of the second phase, to be taken at Greenville Technical College).

*Only select courses will be available on Anderson and Easley Campuses each term.

**CHM 105 is offered in the Fall on the Pendleton Campus only.

Prepares students to perform various duties during surgery by assisting in the maintenance of an aseptic environment through a system of specific techniques and practices.

*Major courses begin in the Fall.