Overview
The challenging field of engineering is constantly changing and in need of skilled technicians. In this program, you will be trained to work in street and highway construction; sewer and water systems; and railroad, pipeline, powerline, dam, canal, and airport construction. You will work in support of civil engineers, designers, surveyors, and city planners. Comprehensive training in surveying, soils, and construction material testing will be provided. You will also learn about drafting, computer drafting, estimating, system design, mapping, and inspection procedures. The Civil Engineering Technology-Highway Technician program prepares you for a variety of positions in the municipal and construction field.
The Civil Engineering Technology-Highway Technician program is an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Degree and is offered at the Wisconsin Rapids campus.