APPLIED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Career Pathways High School/Collegiate Program

• Allows a high school student to earn up to 16 college credits during 11th and 12th grade

• High school students will be dually enrolled at either Delaware or Montgomery County Community Colleges

• Students attaining a grade of “B” or better in Pathway Program classes will receive college credit and a transcript

• Up to five selected courses offered for college credit at the high school at NO COST

Highlight: Michael Denny's Capstone Semester of the Nanofabrication Manufacturing Technology (NMT) program

Upon graduation a student may choose from the following pathways:

• Enter the workforce and continue education part-time

• Earn a Certificate of Competency or Proficiency from among several Manufacturing programs (DCCC)

• Earn an Associate Degree in:

Automated Manufacturing/Robotics (Delaware County Community College)

Machine Tool Technology (DCCC)

Mechanical Technology (DCCC)

Electronics Engineering Technology (Montgomery County Community College)

Mechanical Engineering Technology (MCCC)

Automation/Process Control Engineering Tech (MCCC)

Choose a 4-year completion option from designated university partners 

 AET_MASTER_Presentation.pdf (3.50 MB)
 AET_CCIU_Presentation.pdf (3.18 MB) 
 AET_DCTS_Presentation.pdf (3.17 MB) 
 View Career Pathways Matrix PDF (66.28 KB)
Applied Engineering Technology Description.doc (125.00 KB)
 AET_vs_Traditonal_Landscape.pdf (78.42 KB)
 AET_CPP_Articulated_Curriculum2005.zip (5.64 MB)
 DCCC_Matrix8_04.pdf (66.28 KB)

For more information, please visit our website at www.dccc.edu/AET222