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Liberal Arts and Transfer Majors

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  Liberal Arts Transfer Plan

  The Liberal Arts Transfer Plan helps you plan for your four-year degree while completing general education requirements. Your advisor can help you map out the best courses and electives in order to transfer as a junior after two years.

  Classes offered day, evening, and online.

  Location: Main Campus, Online

  Awards: Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS)

Automotive and Transportation

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  Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL)

  Develop skills in backing up, turning, and safe driving on both rural and suburban roads using a variety of training techniques including web-based and classroom instruction, hands-on driving simulators, and full-size semis.

  Classes offered day or evening.

  Location: Regional Transportation Training Center

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Class B Commercial Driver's License (CDL)

  Learn how to operate trucks that require a Class B CDL license, such as concrete mixer trucks, snow plows, delivery trucks, moving vans, garbage trucks, tow trucks, buses, and emergency vehicles.

  Classes offered day or evening.

  Location: Regional Transportation Training Center

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

Business

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  Bookkeeping Specialist

  Learn the vital information you’ll need to help any business or organization manage their financial records.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center, Online

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Human Resource Management

  Gain skills in basic accounting, management, interviewing, job placement, compensation and benefits, labor relations, and more. Students complete 192 hours of real-world work experience before graduation.

  Tuition-Free Eligible Program

  Location: Online

  Award: Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

Construction Trades

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  Carpentry Apprenticeship

  Working along-side professional carpenters you'll gain hands-on experience and learn how these professionals bring blueprints to life and provide the foundation for concrete, exteriors, roofs, infrastructure, and also fine trim and finish work.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center

  Award: Apprenticeship

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  Electrical Apprenticeship

  Prepare for a career in the electrical industry including residential, commercial, or industrial. The registered apprenticeship combines on-the-job training from an employer sponsor with classroom curriculum.

  Classes offered in the evening and online.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center, Online

  Award: Apprenticeship

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  HVAC Apprenticeship

  HVAC professionals install, repair, or maintain heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems in residential and commercial buildings. The registered apprenticeship combines on-the-job training from an employer sponsor with classroom curriculum.

  Classes offered in the evening and online.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center, Online

  Award: Apprenticeship

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  Plumbing Apprenticeship

  Plumbers install and repair water, gas, and other piping systems in homes, businesses, and factories. The registered apprenticeship combines on-the-job training from an employer sponsor with classroom curriculum.

  Classes offered in the evening and online.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center, Online

  Award: Apprenticeship

Education

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  Childcare Director Training Certificate

  Training to support newer directors or those aspiring to become a childcare director.

  Location: Online

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Early Childhood Education

  Prepare for a rewarding career nurturing the growth and development of young children in a variety of settings. Students gain 204 hours of real-world work experience before graduation.

  Location: Main Campus, Online

  Awards: Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Diploma, Certificate

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  Paraeducator Certifications

  Paraeducators work under the supervision of a licensed teacher assisting students in a variety of settings including in the classroom, special education settings, computer and media labs, lunchrooms, playgrounds, and school buses.

  Location: Online

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

Health Science and Services

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  Liberal Arts Transfer Plan

  The Liberal Arts Transfer Plan helps you plan for your four-year degree while completing general education requirements. Your advisor can help you map out the best courses and electives in order to transfer as a junior after two years.

  Classes offered day, evening, and online.

  Location: Main Campus, Online

  Awards: Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS)

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  Certified Professional Medical Coder

  Learn medical terminology and anatomy and coding related to three main code books: CPT, ICD-10-CM Code Set, and HCPCS Level II to prepare you for a career in healthcare.

  Class meets online in the evening.

  Location: Online

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Medical Assistant

  Prepare for an entry-level career helping patients navigate the healthcare system and assisting healthcare providers in appointments.

  Tuition-Free Eligible Program

  Classes offered day or evening.

  Location: Main Campus

  Award: Diploma

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  Patient Access and Front Desk

  Learn the skills needed to work as frontline staff serving patients or clients in a healthcare setting.

  Class meets in the evening.

  Location: Van G. Miller Adult Learning Center

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Pharmacy Technician

  Learn how to fill prescriptions under the supervision of a pharmacist and how to order products, maintain inventory, and bill and receive payments.

  Class meets online in the evening.

  Location: Online

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

Information Technology

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  Coding Bootcamp Class

  Hawkeye has partnered with Promineo Tech to offer a full schedule of live online coding bootcamps.

  Location: Online

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Information Technology Specialist

  This program will prepare you to take the CompTIA A+ exam for certification and provide the foundational knowledge for installation, preventative maintenance, networking, security, and troubleshooting.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: Main Campus

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  Web Programming and Development

  Graduates learn industry-standard programming languages, and gain the skills to plan, program, and test dynamic web applications.

  Tuition-Free Eligible Program

  Classes offered in the evening only.

  Location: Main Campus

  Award: Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

Manufacturing and Engineering

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  CNC Machining

  Gain hands-on experience in tool-making, die building, mold making, jig and fixture building, tool room machining, and basic design skills.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing

  A foundational skill development program designed to stimulate interest in Advanced Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 careers.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: TechWorks Campus — Waterloo

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

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  Welding, Production Welding

  Learn how to produce quality gas metal arc (MIG) welds on structural carbon steel using proper techniques and procedures and to perform fillet welds in flat, horizontal, and vertical positions in order to complete the AWS qualification.

  Classes offered in the evening.

  Location: Cedar Falls Center

  Award: Workforce Education Certificate

Science and Mathematics

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  Liberal Arts Transfer Plan

  The Liberal Arts Transfer Plan helps you plan for your four-year degree while completing general education requirements. Your advisor can help you map out the best courses and electives in order to transfer as a junior after two years.

  Classes offered day, evening, and online.

  Location: Main Campus, Online

  Awards: Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS)