Program Details
Civil Engineering Technology - Highway Technology
Mid-State Technical College
Mid-State s Civil Engineering Technology-Highway Technician
program prepares students to work in the construction of public
projects like roads, bridges, parking structures, and storm water
management systems. This important work also includes railroad,
pipeline, power line, dam, canal, wastewater treatment facility, and
airport construction. Through hands-on exercises and a capstone
design project, you ll learn how to support the work of civil engineers,
designers, surveyors, and city planners. You ll also receive training
in surveying, soils, construction material testing, computer drafting,
estimating, site design, mapping, and inspection procedures.
Mid-State s Civil Engineering Technology-Highway Technician
program courses provide the required educational hours to obtain
the Professional Land Surveyor license; however, students need
to complete four years of on-the-job experience in order to be
eligible for licensure in the state of Wisconsin.
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This program is offered
No Application Deadline.
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