Industrial Manufacturing & Automated Controls
Treasure Valley Community College
Public · Community college
Explore electrical, electronic and control systems used in automated manufacturing.
LET’S FIND YOUR NEXT STEP
Interested in a program?
Tell us what you want to study. We’ll help you explore your options.
START HERE
Three useful next steps
Review the exact program ↗
Check the award, entry checklist and next start.
Build your full budget ↗
Include preparation, supplies and travel.
Explore the connected career ↗
Compare duties, Oregon wages and required preparation.
PLAN YOUR PATH
Preparation, time and schedule
Before you apply
Review the degree plan and ask which math or technical courses you should take first.
Your complete timeline
Confirm the current AAS sequence. Prior credits, prerequisite placement and course availability can change your personal completion date.
Plan around the schedule
Confirm the equipment labs and weekly timetable before choosing a study load.
Application and selection
Ask about the next start, prior-credit review and any work-experience opportunities. Employer placement is not assumed.
Details checked September 15, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the provider.
Questions to take to an advisor
How do the AAS and shorter maintenance or controls certificates fit together?
- Which required courses or placements are offered only once per year?
- Can you give me a written estimate covering every required term and practical expense?
- Which employment, transfer or licensing requirements remain after this award?
Published program length is not a personal completion estimate. Transfer credits, prerequisites, selection and course availability can change the timeline.
After the program
Industrial apprenticeships combine related instruction with work experience. Electro-mechanical study is another foundation to explore. Confirm apprenticeship entry, employer placement and the full training term separately from a college award.
Cost and outcomes
Published base; complete personal budget still needed
Add program-specific fees, books, tools or supplies, exams, prerequisite study, travel and living expenses to the published base below. Your final cost depends on your course plan and financial aid.
Published tuition or budget base
2026-27 resident tuition is $123 per credit; online/hybrid tuition is also $123 per credit. Nonresident classroom tuition is $133 per credit. Required and course-specific fees are additional.
Official tuition and cost information ↗ · Checked September 16, 2026
A tuition rate or annual allowance is not a complete program price. Confirm your residency, course load, program fees and financial aid before comparing costs.
Open the cost planner →No verified exact-program earnings figure.
The reviewed related-field and credential records do not provide a usable numeric earnings value in Census PSEO or the one-, four- and five-year measures in the June 2026 College Scorecard release. Suppressed or unavailable values are not zero and do not establish poor outcomes.
Graduate-outcomes coverage and limitations ↗
How to interpret earnings data →