Moore Norman Technology Center

• Learn programming fundamentals.
• Write and design programs using Java and C#.
• Earn industry recognized Sun Certified Java Associate and Microsoft Technology Associate certifications.

• Learn Oracle Database SQL and PL/SQL programming.
• Earn certifications from Microsoft and Oracle.
• Develop technical, analytical & business skills for database design, programming, project management, & presentations.

• Receive hands-on training with digital video production equipment to learn all aspects of studio and field production including: directing, audio, lighting, graphics, videography, editing, color grading and sound editing.
• Work in a production team environment to produce projects such as short films, music videos and commercials.

• Work in a small advertising agency environment to learn Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
• Develop analytical thinking and problem solving skills for the graphic design industry, while developing your professional design portfolio.

• Receive hands-on computer repair, software configuration, and networking fundamentals.
• Earn industry recognized CompTIA and Microsoft certifications.

• Learn to build websites using HTML, Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Illustrator.
• Earn industry certification in web design.

• Learn control systems, installations, maintenance, and repair.
• Work anywhere in the U.S. after I.C.E. certification.

• Learn to work as a carpenter, cabinetmaker, architect, contractor, roofer, finish carpenter or in construction management.
• Estimate and order building materials, and prepare, assemble, and install materials using hand, and power tools.

• Prepare to work as a drafter, engineer, architect,
• designer or technician.
• Learn industry software and earn AutoDesk Associate and professional certifications in AutoCAD, Inventor and Revit.

• Learn residential, commercial and industrial construction wiring methods, and how to design motor controls, and programmable logic controllers.
• Interface industrial equipment with programmable controllers and computer controlled systems.

• Hands on learning, wide range of live work projects.
• Work with indoor and outdoor power products, grounds maintenance and building maintenance.

• Learn DNA extraction, replications, and genetics.
• Conduct research in hi-tech lab.
• Earn Biotechnology II credit at High School.

• Responsible for obtaining patient records, and preparing treatment areas.
• Prepare instrument trays, expose, and process dental X-rays.

• Work with other health team members to provide quality care and exams to patients.
• Learn to perform General and Vascular Sonograms.

• Take medical histories and record vital signs.
• Prepare patients and assist physicians during examinations.

• Responsible for procedure preparation and assisting surgeon.
• Establish and maintain sterility of surgical case.

Care for ill, injured, convalescent and disabled persons in hospitals, and clinics.

• Students may earn entry-level employment in the health field as an Advanced Unlicensed Assistant.
• High school and college credit for anatomy/physiology.
• Receive Advanced Standing into MNTC’s Practical Nursing Program.
• Direct patient care in a hospital setting.
• Medical Terminology is a prerequisite.

• Produce parts that meet or exceed specific industry standards.
• Work toward national metal-working certification in NIMS.

• Train in all phases of welding and study properties of metals and principles of fusion.
• Learn techniques for gas and arc welding, pipe welding and cutting, blueprint reading, and plasma arc cutting.