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Welcome to Engineering Technology

Welcome to Engineering Technology!

If youe looking for a high-tech, hands-on education that leads directly to in-demand careers, you檝e come to the right place. The Engineering Technology program at Diablo Valley College offers state-of-the-art training in robotics, automation, and advanced manufacturing, preparing you for the future of engineering攔ight here in the Bay Area.

As the region檚 premier robotics training center, 91桃色 is the only community college in the Bay Area training students from industry and the community to take advanced industrial automation and robotics classes within our new state-of-the-art facility. Our program is designed to provide cutting-edge technical skills, whether your goal is to enter the workforce or transfer to a top-tier UC engineering program. Employers recognize the strength of 91桃色檚 engineering education, making our graduates highly sought after in the field.

The demand for skilled professionals in robotics and automation manufacturing is growing rapidly across the country. With bipartisan support for manufacturing and automation industries, these jobs are critical to sustaining the backbone of the economy攁nd 91桃色 is committed to preparing you for these career opportunities.

One of the biggest advantages of choosing 91桃色? You檒l receive university-level training攚ithout the high cost. Our program provides the same high-tech, hands-on education that you檇 find at a four-year university, but at a fraction of the price. You don檛 need an advanced degree to operate cutting-edge robotics and automation equipment攜ou just need the right training, and that檚 exactly what we offer.

If youe ready to dive into the future of engineering technology, we檇 love to help you take the next step. Reach out with any questions攚ee excited to welcome you to the 91桃色 Engineering Technology community!

Jeffrey Smith, Program Lead

Diablo Valley College Engineering Technology Program

Meet our Engineering Technology Faculty

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Program Lead, Engineering Technology & Industrial Design
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Dennis Franco

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Dean, Math & Engineering

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