Technology is changing the world. It's also changing education. Today many jobs require training in technology. That's why the Advanced Technology College (ATC) was created. The ATC provides local residents with advanced technological training that meets the current and future needs of industry in the area. How do we know? We asked! What businesses in Volusia and Flagler counties told us became the foundation for the programs being offered at the ATC.

What does this mean for you? It means that your training is driven by the real needs of local employers - in other words, you're getting the skills that get jobs now! When you graduate, you'll be prepared for a job where applicants are in high demand.

The ATC is located on Williamson Boulevard near LPGA Boulevard in Daytona Beach. The facility includes occupational classrooms and lab areas with brand new, state-of-the-art equipment designed for each specific program. The newly constructed building also includes Internet and network connections, science labs, a multi-purpose room, a media center and open computer labs. The two-story classroom area surrounds an enclosed atrium that is the site of exhibits and gatherings. The ATC is designed to serve a wide variety of students. Community college students who seek additional technological training or degrees should apply as well as high school juniors and seniors in Volusia and Flagler counties.

Community college students will need to:

• Meet all standard requirements as specified in this catalog including CPT or TABE assessments if applicable
• Complete the necessary admissions application

High school students will need to:

• Apply through their home high school counselor who will inform them of the admission requirement and process.

The ATC is a public/private partnership. Daytona State College, the Volusia County School System and the Flagler County School System represent the public side of the project and are joined by the ATC Board of Directors, which is composed of business and community leaders who represent the private side of the project. The ATC is a member of the Volusia Flagler Career Connection Consortium and is supported by the business communities of Volusia and Flagler counties.

For more information on these programs and the ATC, call (386) 506-4100 or visit our Web site at www.advancedtechcollege.org.

Programs Offered at the ATC:

Computer Technology

Cable Installation
Computer Information Technology
Computer Engineering Technology
Computer Engineering Technology Cisco (CCNA)
Computer Programming (Software Engineering Technology)
Computer Programming and Analysis
Computer Specialist
Digital Media: Internet Design and Production Option
Electronics Engineering Technology
Help Desk Support
Information Technology Administration
Information Technology Analysis
Information Technology Management
Information Technology Support Specialist
Information Technology Technician
Internet Services Technology
Microcomputer Repairer/Installer
Network Communications (LAN)
Network Communications (WAN)
Network Services Technology
Network System Developer
Simulation and Robotics Technology
Web Development Specialist
Wireless Communications

Automotive Programs

Automotive Collision Repair & Refinishing
Automotive Service Certificate
Automotive Service Management Technology
Automotive Machinist (Performance Engine Technology Specialization)

Construction, Manufacturing & Engineering

Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Mechanic
Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Technology
Architectural and Building Design Technology
AutoCAD Foundations (Architectural)
AutoCAD Foundations (Engineering)
Building Construction Technology
Drafting & Design Technology with Computer Aided Design
Interior Design Technology
Manufacturing Technology

Apprenticeships

Electrical Non-Union
Electrical Union
Plumbing Union

Some programs will be held at the ATC as well as other Daytona State College campuses.

Location:

Advanced Technology College
1770 Technology Blvd.
Daytona Beach, FL 32117
(386) 506-4100