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full-time classes

2017 - 2018
FU L L - T I M E C L A S S E S
W E L COM E T O T U L S A T E C H
At Tulsa Tech we offer a wide range of opportunities
that will prepare you for success in your career while
earning credits toward your college degree. Whichever
direction you choose, Tulsa Tech provides a variety of
classes to help you achieve your goals.
At Tulsa Tech we offer…
» FREE tuition for public, private & home-schooled
high school students
» Low cost tuition for adult students
» Bus transportation from most public high schools
» High school credit – elective & academic
» Academic Centers – free tutoring
» Morning Classes: 8:00 - 10:50 am, M-F
or Afternoon Classes: 12:00 - 2:50 pm, M-F
(some programs are offered at alternate times.)
2017 - 2018 FULL-TIME CLASSES
AB OUT T UL S A T E C H
Tulsa Tech, the oldest and largest technology center in Oklahoma’s Career Tech System, is a career and
technology center school district dedicated to preparing people for success in the workplace. Tulsa Tech helps
high school and adult students from across the Tulsa region explore new careers, upgrade their training and
skills, and pursue their dreams. More information can be found at tulsatech.edu.
Tulsa Tech is accredited by the Oklahoma Department of Education, and the Oklahoma Board of Career and
Technology. Also, where available, our programs are accredited by the specific industry standards associated
with their industry. Tulsa Tech does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender,
age, marital or veteran status, or disability..
CLAS S HOUR S
To find out about a specific program and its starting date contact Admissions at (918) 828-5000.
High school students will attend either morning or afternoon classes. Adults may have the opportunity to attend
morning, afternoon or all day classes.
DIS AB IL IT Y S E R V I C E S
If the applicant is on an Individual Education Plan (IEP) the admission is contingent upon the IEP team’s
determination of appropriate placement & the receipt of the IEP prior to the first date of class. For more
information and assistance please contact Disability Services at (918) 828-5000 or visit tulsatech.edu.
W OR K -B AS E D E X P E R I E N C E & P LA C EMENT
Tulsa Tech builds partnerships with business & industry in the Tulsa area to
create opportunities for work-based experiences and student placement.
Our goals are two-fold:
» To assist students during their course work with locating work-based
learning experiences relating to their classes.
» To provide students and alumni with life-time career search assistance.
For more information and assistance, contact Career Placement Services at
(918) 828-5000 or visit tulsatech.edu.
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CO L L E G E C R E D I T
Save time and money on your college degree!
Tulsa Tech students may earn college credit through a process known as Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). As
defined by the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, PLA is the evaluation and assessment of an individual’s
life learning for college credit, certification, or advanced standing toward further education or training.
Depending on the college and degree pursued, students may earn credit by
showing an earned certification or license, taking an institutional assessment at
the college, showing a portfolio, or demonstrating your knowledge.
The College Relations office at Tulsa Tech will help you understand how this
process works. Contact the College Relations office for more information so you
can ask for PLA and earn college credit for what you already know!
AC ADE M IC C R E D I T
Check with your Tulsa Tech counselor or instructor to see if you can earn a math, science or computer science
credit while attending one of our classes.
CA R E E R ADV I S E ME N T
Tulsa Tech provides career advisement to middle school, high school, and adult students in the Tulsa
Metropolitan Area. Professional staff are available to assist applicants in researching career opportunities,
employment outlook, training resources and educational opportunities at Tulsa Tech that will assist you in
making your own path. Call (918) 828-5000 to visit with a Career Advisor.
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S T U DE NT AC T I V I T I E S
Along with exciting classes, Tulsa Tech has seven outstanding Career and Technical Student Organizations
(CTSO’s). CTSO’s provides you the opportunity to meet students from across the state and nation, take part in
leadership and team-building activities, and compete in contests at locations across the country.
Tulsa Tech’s CTSO’s:
» BPA - Business Professionals of America
» DECA - Business & Marketing, Business Management & Entrepreneurship
» FCCLA - Family, Career & Community Leaders of America
» HOSA - Future Health Professionals
» OSRT - Oklahoma Society of Radiologic Technologists
» SkillsUSA - Career & Technical Education
» TSA - Technology Student Association
In addition to student organizations, academically outstanding Tulsa Tech students are recognized as lifetime
members through the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS).
P. A. T . H.
P.A.T.H. is a Career Readiness model which identifies and recognizes students who have obtained the professional,
academic, and technical skills needed to be successful in the workplace and post-secondary education. All Tulsa
Tech students who are either High School Seniors or Adults will be required to apply for the P.A.T.H. distinction, and
applications must be submitted at the beginning of the program. Check with your campus for the deadline date.
PROFESSIONAL
T EC H N I C A L
ACADE MIC
HONOR
» Employment Profile
» Minimum Grade of
B in ALL Courses
Meet One of the Following:
» Career
Readiness
Distinction
» Professional Appraisal
» Proficiency on
Industry Certification
» Maintain 97%
Attendance
» Silver Standard
on WorkKeys
» 19 Composite on ACT
» Associates Degree
or Higher
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ADM IS S ION S
To apply for a full time program, complete the following steps. Applicants applying by February 3, 2017, for the 2017-18
school year will be notified by March 3, 2017. Applications will continue to be accepted throughout the year.
ADM IS S ION S C H E C K L I S T
Step 1: Complete Online Application at tulsatech.edu/apply
Step 2: Answer the Admission Interest Questions online (50 points possible)
Responses to the Admission Interest Questions will be used to rate the level of interest in the
program for which you are applying.
Step 3: Complete a Program Visit (20 points)
Prospective students should visit all programs they are interested in at a campus where the
program is offered. Program visits are held on Thursdays at 7:30am or from 3:00-4:00pm
and may be scheduled online. Program Visit points may also be earned by attending the
Tulsa Tech Open House on Thursday, January 19, 2017.
Note: Applicants for a one hour elective class at their high school do not need to complete a
program visit.
Step 4: Submit and verify documentation of Academic Preparedness (30 points possible)
High School Applicants: Reading and Math scores will be accepted from the PLAN, Explore,
10th Grade ACT Aspire, Pre-ACT Test, ACT, PSAT, or SAT. The Tulsa Tech Career Advisor for
your high school will submit your standardized test scores for your application. Students with
no reading or math test scores have the option of testing at the Tulsa Tech Assessment Center.
Adult Applicants: Must take a reading and math test at Tulsa Tech unless you have ACT or
SAT scores from the last five years or an Associate’s Degree or higher.
Note: The Practical Nursing Program has different testing requirements.
Note: Some programs have additional admissions requirements. For specific program requirements visit
tulsatech.edu or contact Admissions.
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AS S E S S M E N T
The Tulsa Tech Assessment Office is located in the Career Service Center at the Lemley Memorial Campus at
3420 S. Memorial Drive. Assessment and Office Hours are as follows:
Assessment Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 8:00 am - 1:30 pm
Thursday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
Thursday: 7:30 am - 7:00 pm
S E L E C T ION P R O C E S S
» Admission to Tulsa Tech is based on a point system with a total of 100 points possible. Applicants may earn
up to 30 points for academic preparedness (a minimum of 10 academic preparedness points is required), up
to 50 points for completing the admission interest questions and 20 points for attending a program visit (a
minimum of 40 combined points for the interest questions and program visit is required).
» Applicants are admitted beginning with the highest admission scores and continuing until all available seats
in the program are filled. Applicants meeting the minimum score for admission but not accepted into a
program due to capacity will be placed on a wait list. If an applicant feels that they have been improperly
denied admission, a request for alternative admission may be submitted to the Admissions Office.
» Additional points may be awarded for veteran status, for consecutive waitlisted applications for the same
program, and for current CNA certification (for the Practical Nursing program only). Priority is given to
applicants with a complete admission file as of each round of selection.
PROG R AM V I S I T S
Students should visit all programs for which they are interested in applying. Program visits
are held on Thursdays at 7:30 am or from 3:00 - 4:00 pm at all Tulsa Tech Campuses.
No appointment is necessary, but may be scheduled in advance online.
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FOR U M S
Informational forums will be scheduled in Partner High
Schools from October 2016 through January 2017. Please
visit tulsatech.edu to contact the Career Advisor for your
High School for more information.
TULSA TECH OPEN HOUSE:
Join us for our District-Wide Open House on
Thursday, January 19, 2017, from 3:00 - 7:30 pm.
All campuses will be open for this event. Tour our
state-of-the art campuses, compare programs,
and get answers to all your questions about the
opportunities available at Tulsa Tech. Please call
(918) 828-5000 for more information.
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L OCAT ION S
BROKEN ARROW CAMPUS
4000 W. Florence St.
HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER
AT LEMLEY MEMORIAL CAMPUS
Automotive Collision Repair & Refinishing
3350 S. Memorial Dr.
Automotive Maintenance & Light Repair
Biomedical Sciences
Automotive Service Technician
Certified Machining Operator (entry level)
Certified Machining Technician
Cosmetologist
Dental Assistant, Professional
Medical Assistant with Phlebotomy
Medical Assisting
Nurse Aide
Cosmetology
Nursing Options
Drafting
Pharmacy Technician
Health Science Technology
Mechatronics Systems Technicians
Medium / Heavy Diesel Service Technician
Motorcycle / Watercraft Technician
Powersports Technology
Professional Truck Driver Training
Practical Nursing
Radiologic Technologist
Sports Medicine
Surgical Technology
Vision Care Assistant
Vision Care Technician
LEMLEY MEMORIAL CAMPUS
PEORIA CAMPUS
3850 N. Peoria Ave.
Carpentry
Accounting
Culinary Arts
Cosmetology
Electricity
Criminal Justice Forensics & Security
Fashion & Apparel Design
Criminal Justice Practical Law Enforcement
Early Care & Education
HVAC Technician
Emergency Medical Technician
Interior Design
Introduction to Construction
Legal Professional Assistant
Masonry
Medical Coding
Welding Combination
Medical Health Records Clerk
Welding Fabricator
Nursing Assistant - One Semester
Paramedic
Professional Barbering
Project Coordinator
Welding Combination
Welding Fabricator
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OWASSO CAMPUS
SAND SPRINGS CAMPUS
10800 N. 140 E. Ave.
924 Charles Page Blvd.
Applied Engineering Technology
Carpentry
Business Management / Entrepreneurship
Cosmetology
Computer Repair & Network Support
Digital Graphics
Culinary Arts
Electricity
Event Planning
Fundamentals of Construction Trades
Medical Assistant with Phlebotomy
Production Printing
Medical Assisting
Welding Combination
Pharmacy Technician
Photography
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING
& MATHEMATICS (STEM) ACADEMY
AT LEMLEY MEMORIAL CAMPUS
Restaurant & Lodging Management
Sound Engineering
RIVERSIDE CAMPUS
Pre-Engineering
801 E. 91st St.
Aerospace Academy
Aerospace Structure Technician
OFF-CAMPUS PROGRAMS
Animation
Biomedical Sciences
(Union High School)
Aviation Generals
Foundations of Engineering
Aviation Generals Airframe
(Bixby High School, Broken Arrow Freshman Academy,
Broken Arrow High School, Edison Preparatory School,
Jenks High School, Memorial High School, Owasso /
Collinsville High School, Union High School, Union 9th
Grade Center)
Aviation Generals Powerplant
Cisco Network Associate
Cisco Network Technician
Computer Repair & Network Support
Cyber Security / Forensics
Foundations of Manufacturing
(Broken Arrow High School)
Mobile App Development
Fundamentals of Web Design
Multimedia Design
(Jenks High School)
Private Pilot Ground School
Sound Engineering
Tulsa Tech Mailing Address:
PO Box 477200 Tulsa, OK 74147.7200
(918) 828-5000
TV Production
Visual Graphic Design
Windows Server Administrator
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FUL L -T IM E PR O G R A MS
ACCOUNTING
AEROSPACE STRUCTURE TECHNICIAN
Peoria Campus
Riverside Campus
H.S. / 1 school year
Adults / 5 months (All day)
Adults / 9 months (½ day); 5 months (All day)
» Apply dynamic techniques practiced by financial
institutions, banks, and governmental agencies
» Fabricate, assemble, install and repair sheet metal
and composite structures
» Utilize the same modern financial software as
business professionals
» Inspect structural components and assemblies
» Process full-cycle accounts payable and receivable
» Use the same equipment and techniques as
industry leaders
AEROSPACE ACADEMY
ANIMATION
Riverside Campus
Riverside Campus
H.S. / 1 - 2 school years
H.S. / 2 school years
Adults / 18 months (½ day)
» Core content courses such as English, Math,
Science, Social Studies are customized and
delivered in online/blended format
» Students graduate from their home high school
» Highly qualified and certified instructors
» Technical programs are scheduled half of the
school day
Technical Program Offerings:
» Bring life, energy, and movement to creative
electronic entertainment from small screen to
big screen
» Storyboard, design, and produce unique 2-D/3-D
animations and computer graphics
» Use the same powerful design software as
professional animators
» Aviation Generals
» Private Pilot Ground School
» Cisco Network Technician
» Computer Repair and Network Support
» Cyber Security/Forensics
» Windows Server Administrator
» Aerospace Structure Technician
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AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE
AND LIGHT REPAIR
Broken Arrow Campus
Adults / 9 months (½ day only)
» Diagnose, and repair fundamental services on a
variety of vehicles and related systems
APPLIED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
» Learn the basics of automotive systems
including terms, operations, and related
maintenance concerns
Owasso Campus
» Explore a variety of engineering paths related to
agriculture, manufacturing, drafting, robotics,
electronics and healthcare
» Engage in hands-on activities featuring
environmental, mechanical, electrical,
architectural and industrial engineering
» Work with current industry equipment in a
professional automotive environment
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN
(NATEF COMPLIANT)
Broken Arrow Campus
Adults / 9 months (All day); 18 months (½ day);
(Evening) Monday - Thursday, 4:30 - 10:00 pm
AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR
AND REFINISHING
» Perform basic and advanced diagnostics in
a modern facility to troubleshoot and repair
complex automotive systems
Broken Arrow Campus
» Breathe life into mangled vehicles by restoring
them to pristine condition
» Work on a variety of vehicles in a rapidly
changing industry
» Optimize vehicle operation and performance
» Apply professional techniques of metal fabrication
and adhesive repair
» Operate the same advanced equipment as
automotive professionals
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AVIATION GENERALS POWERPLANT
Riverside Campus
Adults / 11 months (All day) 7:30 am - 2:50 pm;
27-30 months (Evening) Monday - Thursday,
5:30 - 10:30 pm
» Inspect, repair, and maintain reciprocating
and turbine engines
AVIATION GENERALS
» Inspect, maintain and troubleshoot
aircraft ignition, cooling, lubrication and
propeller systems
Riverside Campus
» Compare and contrast flight characteristics and
various aircraft designs
» Introduction to non-destructive inspection,
corrosion control and parts fabrication
» Execute ground operations including pre-flight
inspections, engine start-ups, and aircraft taxi
NOTE: Aviation Generals is also a FAA requirement for
Powerplant Licensure
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES (PLTW)
Health Sciences Center @ Lemley Memorial Campus
H.S. / 2 school years (juniors only)
AVIATION GENERALS AIRFRAME
Off-site Program @ Union High School
Riverside Campus
27-30 months (Evening) Monday - Thursday,
5:30 - 10:30 pm
» Inspect, diagnose and repair a wide range of
aircraft systems
» Use traditional high quality aircraft materials and
modern composites
» Work in an operational airport hangar
repair environment
NOTE: Aviation Generals is also a FAA requirement for
Airframe licensure
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» Work in an FAA-approved aviation environment
» Explore the concepts of medicine in physiology,
genetics, and microbiology
» Perform hands-on activities to examine the
processes, structures, and interaction of
human body
» Design innovative solutions to the health
challenges of the 21st century
PREREQUISITE: Students must have earned a “C” or
better in Biology and either Algebra II or Geometry.
OFF-SITE PREREQUISITE: Students must have earned a
“C” or better in previous Math and Science courses.
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT/ENTREPRENEURSHIP
CERTIFIED MACHINING OPERATOR
Owasso Campus
Broken Arrow Campus
Adults / 7 months (Evening) Monday - Thursday,
4:30 - 10 pm
» Create powerful marketing and management
plans for established companies
» Design and create the high-tech precision parts
needed worldwide in everyday products
» Develop sales presentation and product
demonstrations for a competitive marketplace
» Produce steel, aluminum, and plastic
components working with advanced computercontrolled technology
» Network with local business leaders
» Use the same techniques and state-of-the-art
equipment as industry leaders
CARPENTRY
Lemley Memorial Campus
CERTIFIED MACHINING TECHNICIAN
Adults / 9 months (½ day ); 5 months (All day)
7:45 - 11:10 am / 11:50 am - 3:15 pm
Broken Arrow Campus
Sand Springs Campus
» Design and create the high-tech precision parts
needed worldwide in everyday products
» Produce steel, aluminum, and plastic c
omponents working with advanced computercontrolled technology
» Operate a wide-range of professional hand,
power, and pneumatic tools
» Interpret and use blueprints to construct
wood structures
» Work and learn alongside a master craftsmen in a
shop environment
» Use the same techniques and state-of-the-art
equipment as industry leaders in Aerospace,
Oilfield equipment, and numerous other
local industries
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CISCO NETWORK ASSOCIATE
Riverside Campus
H.S. / 1-2 school years
Adults / 18 months (½ day); / 9 months (All day)
» Master enterprise-level network design
and operation
» Monitor and optimize networks for
maximum performance
» Specialize in advanced networking skills like
security, data center and voice
PREREQUISITE: Complete Cisco Network Technician
with a “C” or better or CCENT certification.
CISCO NETWORK TECHNICIAN
COMPUTER REPAIR AND NETWORK SUPPORT
Owasso Campus
Riverside Campus
» Create, install, and troubleshoot networks
Riverside Campus
» Configure software security programs that protect
computer systems
Adults / 9 months (½ Day)
» Work alongside professional network engineers
» Master the essential concepts of routing,
switching, and network operations
» Design, install, and troubleshoot complex
computer and network systems
» Work individually and in teams using the same
technology as professional network engineers
COSMETOLOGIST
Broken Arrow Campus
Adults / 16 months (All day) Monday - Friday,
8 am - 3 pm; 18 months (Evening) Monday Thursday, 4 - 10 pm
» Express individual creativity by providing a wide
range of artistic hair, nails, and skincare services
» Work with experts from well-known salons and
companies showcasing the latest techniques and
professional-brand products
» Design a salon from concept to start up
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COSMETOLOGY
CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTICAL
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Broken Arrow Campus
Peoria Campus
Sand Springs Campus
Peoria Campus
» Express individual creativity by providing a wide
range of artistic hair, nails, and skincare services
» Work with experts from well-known salons and
companies showcasing the latest techniques and
professional-brand products
» Design a salon from concept to start up
» Apply police tactics including
accident investigation, 911 dispatch,
and evidence gathering
» Exercise the proper use of firearms and
other law enforcement equipment
» Discover the drama of criminal law and the
American court system
NOTE: Must be 16 years of age by November 1, 2017.
CULINARY ARTS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE FORENSICS AND SECURITY
Peoria Campus
» Process crime scenes and forensic evidence from a
realistic perspective
» Develop skills for executive protection, homeland
security, and terrorism prevention
» Utilize proper prison detention techniques
Owasso Campus
» Create and present delicious, gourmet
culinary masterpieces
» Prepare international cuisine in a fast-paced
restaurant setting
» Operate as part of a team to design menus,
prepare meals, and organize catered events
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CYBER SECURITY/FORENSICS
DENTAL ASSISTANT, PROFESSIONAL
Riverside Campus
Adults / 9 months (All day) Monday - Thursday,
7:45 am - 2:45 pm, Friday 7:45 am - 12:45 pm
» Reinforce computers against current threats and
build secure computing environments
» Explore the work of security analysts,
penetration testers, ethical hackers, and digital
forensics investigators
» Build an employment portfolio
» Take dental x-rays, create diagnostic models,
and practice infection control including
sterilization of instruments
» Assist dentistry professionals during
chairside procedures
» Apply skills in coronal polishing and fluoride
placement, pit and fissure sealants, and nitrous
oxide conscious sedation
DENTAL ASSISTING
DIGITAL GRAPHICS
H.S. / 1 school year (Seniors Only)
Sand Springs Campus
» Take dental x-rays, create diagnostic models,
and practice infection control including
sterilization of instruments
» Assist dentistry professionals during
chairside procedures
» Help patients achieve the best possible smile
and oral health
» Create and apply advertising graphics for vehicles,
interior surfaces, and exterior buildings
» Utilize industry leading software and products to
express creativity
» Design businesses from concept to start up
DRAFTING
Broken Arrow Campus
» Develop visual basic drafting skills for mechanical,
structural, piping, civil and architectural design
» Create technical drawings using the same
software as designers and engineers
» Visualize and create 2D and 3D models matching
industry standards
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
Peoria Campus
H.S. / 1 semester to 1 school year (Seniors Only)
Adults / 8-15 weeks (All day) Monday - Tuesday,
8 am - 4:00 pm; (Summer fast-track) Monday Thursday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm; (Evening) Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, 5:30 - 10:30 pm
» Work in a fast-paced, high-demand career,
alongside medical professionals
EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION
Peoria Campus
» Apply pre-hospital procedures utilizing computer
and patient simulators
H.S. / 2 school years (Juniors Only)
» Deliver patient care in a variety of settings
» Create and implement developmentally
appropriate activities for young children
NOTE: Must be 18 years of age by April 1, 2018,
Students starting in August will complete both EMT
and EMR; those students starting in January will
complete EMT only.
» Thrive and grow alongside early
childhood professionals
» Work in an accredited childcare facility
EVENT PLANNING
ELECTRICITY
Owasso Campus
Adults / 9 months (½ day); 5 months (All day) 7:45 11:10 am / 11:50 am - 3:15 pm
Sand Springs Campus
» Design and install for residential, commercial, and
industrial wiring systems
» Use blueprints and local, state and national codes
to provide safe and efficient electrical operation
» Experience new technologies such as solar energy
and electrical control
» Develop a variety of events from concept to
reality and maximize profits for event operations
» Team with hospitality professionals to
provide customer service, event planning,
and catering support
» Intern with an industry professional at a nonprofit organization, performing arts center or
the convention industry
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FOUNDATIONS OF MANUFACTURING
Off-site Program @ Broken Arrow High School
» Open the world to all areas of manufacturing and
find out what inspires the workforce
» Weld it, machine it, build it, create it, design it,
program it, let “it” be the future
» Go from initial design and set up to a finished
product. Find a career path that will set you up
for the future.
FASHION AND APPAREL DESIGN
» Develop artistic design and sewing skills to
produce unique apparel
FUNDAMENTALS OF CONSTRUCTION TRADES
» Apply techniques in color theory, sketching,
textiles and fashion design
H.S. / 1 school year (Sophomores, Juniors, and
Seniors Only)
» Build a portfolio that showcases
individual creations
» Operate a wide-range of professional hand,
power, and pneumatic tools
FOUNDATIONS OF ENGINEERING (PLTW)
Off-site Prrogram @ Bixby High School, Broken Arrow
Freshman Academy, Broken Arrow High School,
Edison Preparatory School, Jenks High School,
Memorial High School, Owasso/Collinsville High
School, Union High School, Union 9th Grade Center
» Use the same design, architectural
drafting, and construction technologies as
industry professionals
» Explore a variety of construction and
design careers
FUNDAMENTALS OF WEB DESIGN
Off-site Program @ Jenks High School
» Introduction to Engineering Design
» Principles of Engineering
» Create original content for dynamic websites
NOTE: 9th grade applicants will have priority
admissions and must have C or better in Pre-Algebra
or higher level Math course.
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» Produce source code for interactive web
applications using HTML5 and CSS3
» Develop a portfolio that promotes a unique
web design style
HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
INTERIOR DESIGN
Broken Arrow Campus
Owasso Campus
Peoria Campus
Riverside Campus
Sand Springs Campus
» Create projects using the same design and
drafting skills as interior designers and architects
» Design unique residential and commercial spaces
for portfolios
» Explore a variety of health occupation careers
utilizing current health industry equipment
» Develop a professional work ethic, medical skills,
quality patient care and confidentially
» Tour area medical facilities, schools, and volunteer
service organizations
» Integrate various design elements,
furnishings, and building materials to
complete custom projects
INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION
H.S. / 1 semester (PM only)
» Experience an assortment of realistic
construction projects
HVAC TECHNICIAN
Adults / 9 months (All day); 10 months (Evening)
Monday - Thursday, 2:00 -10:00 pm
» Design and install heating, ventilation, airconditioning, and piping
» Maintain HVAC components and troubleshoot
electrical problems
» Interpret blueprints to customize HVAC controls
in a residential setting
» Work with a master craftsman in a shop
environment with industry standard equipment
» Explore careers in Masonry, Carpentry, Electricity,
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC)
and Welding
LEGAL PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANT - LPA
Peoria Campus
» Draft and process critical legal documents
including wills, contracts, and deeds
» Experience the drama of courtrooms, law offices,
and government facilities
» Work as part of a professional legal team
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MASONRY
MEDICAL ASSISTANT WITH PHLEBOTOMY
Owasso Campus
H.S. / 1 school year (AM only)
7:45 - 11:10 am
» Design and create residential and commercial
structures using brick, block, rock, and tile
» Use the same equipment as professionals to
construct decorative walls, patios, fountains,
and fireplaces
» Interpret blueprints, plan, and estimate time and
materials for a variety of construction projects
MECHATRONICS SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN
7:45 am - 2:30 pm
» Give injections, perform EKGs and draw
blood samples, remove sutures, and
administer medication
» Develop administrative skills, such as
medical coding, billing, insurance, and
appointment scheduling
» Work alongside nurses, physicians and allied
health professionals in diverse medical settings
NOTE: H.S. students who have completed Health
Science Technology will enroll in Medical Assistant
with Phlebotomy.
Broken Arrow Campus
» Install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical,
pneumatic, and robotic industrial equipment
» Setup automated systems utilizing
programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and
instrumentation principles
industry leaders
MEDICAL ASSISTING
Owasso Campus
» Give injections, perform EKGs and draw blood
samples, remove sutures, and administer medication
» Develop administrative skills, such as
medical coding, billing, insurance, and
appointment scheduling
» Work alongside nurses, physicians and allied
health professionals in diverse medical settings
NOTE: H.S. students who have completed Health
Science Technology will enroll in Medical Assistant
with Phlebotomy.
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MEDICAL CODING
MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT
Peoria Campus
Riverside Campus
» Apply diagnostic and procedural codes for
medical reimbursement
» Create and deploy mobile applications
» Interpret medical terminology for real-life
patient care
» Build mobile applications and video games
using programming languages
» Utilize the same professional software found in
the healthcare industry
» Use industry standard software for
writing applications
MEDICAL HEALTH RECORDS CLERK
MOTORCYCLE/WATERCRAFT TECHNICIAN
Peoria Campus
Broken Arrow Campus
» Draft and process vital documents including
charts, billings, and insurance
» Interpret and understand medical terminology
» Work as part of a professional medical team
» Optimize the performance of a wide range of
competitive on and off-road vehicles
MEDIUM/HEAVY DIESEL SERVICE TECHNICIAN
Broken Arrow Campus
industry leaders
MULTIMEDIA DESIGN
» Diagnose and repair diesel powered vehicles and
heavy duty equipment
» Troubleshoot and repair various
components of heavy duty trucks using industry
standard equipment
» Maintain vehicle systems to ensure
optimum performance
» Diagnose, repair, and overhaul motorcycles,
watercraft, all-terrain (ATV), and other power
sports engines
Riverside Campus
» Develop a strong foundation in digital
graphic design
» Create graphics, photos and video for dynamic
webcasting using professional digital software
» Build a professional digital portfolio showcasing
completed digital works
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NURSING OPTIONS
» Apply fundamental skills to deliver supervised
patient care as well as work with nurses and
other healthcare professionals
» Engage in hands-on experiences through lab
and clinical opportunities in nursing homes
and hospitals
NURSE AIDE
Adults / 4 weeks (All day); 6 weeks (evening)
Monday - Thursday, 5 - 9 pm
» Deliver care to patients of all ages
» Perform basic nursing skills under the direction
and supervision of licensed personnel
» Build a solid foundation for future healthcare
professions
» Students will be eligible to sit for the Certified
Nurse Assistant Exams
NOTE: Call (918) 828-5000 for upcoming start dates
or view the part-time class catalog at tulsatech.edu.
NURSING ASSISTANT- ONE SEMESTER
Peoria Campus
H.S. Seniors and Adults / 1 Semester (½ day)
» Develop skills to deliver patient care in a long
term care facility and other health settings.
» Students will be eligible to take the Certified
Nurse Assistant Exam at the end of the first
semester and the Advanced Unlicensed Assistant
Exam at the end of the second semester.
NOTE: Must be 18 years of age by February 1, 2018.
PARAMEDIC
Peoria Campus
Adults / 13 months (All day) Tuesday - Friday,
8:30 am - 3:30 pm; 14 months (Evening)
Monday - Thursday, 5:00 - 10 pm
» Perform life saving techniques, including
defibrillation and advanced cardiac treatment
» Work closely with fire and police departments
among other emergency medical personnel
» Apply advanced patient care skills in a variety
of settings
PREREQUISITE: Emergency Medical Technician.
» Engage in hands on training through lab and
clinical opportunities
» Work as a member of a healthcare team
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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
PRACTICAL NURSING
Owasso Campus
» Master pharmaceutical compounding to fill
retail pharmacy prescriptions and prepare
intravenous medications
Monday - Thursday, 3:30 - 10:00 pm
» Perform patient care in hospitals and other
health care settings
» Maintain inventory of medications, verify
insurance coverage, and aid the pharmacist
» Work closely with physicians and other
health professionals
» Work in retail, apothecary, clinical, hospital, and
nuclear settings
» Develop nursing skills and understand
nursing concepts through theory, clinical,
and lab experiences
PHOTOGRAPHY
Owasso Campus
PRE-ENGINEERING (PLTW) @ STEM ACADEMY
H.S. / 2 school years (Juniors Only)
STEM Academy @ Lemley Memorial Campus
» Capture photos for artistic, commercial, and
journalism purposes
H.S. / 2 school years (Sophmores, Juniors, Seniors)
» Use professional camera equipment and editing
software
» Create a professional portfolio for advanced
educational and employment opportunities
» Explore and construct innovative projects in the
diverse fields of engineering
» Design and build unique creations utilizing digital
circuits, gaming software, model structures,
remote control machines, and robots
» Work individually and in teams to solve unique
engineering challenges using engineering
equipment and current software
POWERSPORTS TECHNOLOGY
Broken Arrow Campus
» Diagnose, repair, and overhaul motorcycles,
watercraft, all-terrain (ATV), and other power
sports engines
PREREQUISITE: Applicants must have earned a grade
of “B” or better in an Algebra course.
» Optimize the performance of a wide range of
competitive on and off-road vehicles
industry leaders
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PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL
PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING
Riverside Campus
Broken Arrow Campus
Adults / 5 months (All day) Monday-Friday,
7:30 - 11:15 am / 12:00 - 3:45 pm
» Discover exciting concepts related to airplane
performance, flight instruments, and weather
conditions
» Prepare for a career in general or
commercial aviation
» Construct remote-controlled aircraft to
understand principles of flight
PRODUCTION PRINTING
» Achieve behind the wheel experience and training
» Learn the skills needed to drive and operate heavy
trucks such as buses, semi-tractor trailers, and
large commercial dump trucks
» Learn advanced heavy truck driving skills including
hazardous materials carrier, dual trailer operation,
legal requirements, vehicle inspections, record
keeping, and tractor trailer maintenance
Sand Springs Campus
PROJECT COORDINATOR
Peoria Campus
» Operate multiple printing presses and
copy equipment
» Work with print professionals to make concepts
and designs come to life
» Utilize problem-solving and time management
skills needed in today’s work environment
» Showcase your work in a variety of settings
» Use business software to draft and produce
essential office documents
PROFESSIONAL BARBERING
» Work as part of a professional office team
Peoria Campus
4:00 - 10 pm
» Deliver unique styles to help clients look their best
through hair and facial care
» Apply precision skills to cut, color, and shave hair
for a diverse clientele
» Design a dream shop from concept to start-up
NOTE: Must be 16 years of age by the first day of class.
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SOUND ENGINEERING
Owasso Campus
Riverside Campus
» Apply sound and digital recording techniques
using industry equipment and software
» Set up and mix audio for live events
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST
Clinical: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
» Use cutting-edge equipment to image the body
» Perform diagnostic imaging scans for a variety of
health care providers
» Aid physicians in analysis of disease and injury
NOTE: As of January 1, 2015, the American Registry
of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) requires candidates
for certification to have earned an associate (or more
advanced) degree from an institution accredited
or recognized by ARRT. Applicants will be given
preference depending on a conferred degree and/or
total college credits earned.
» Work in a professional recording studio editing
video and audio
SPORTS MEDICINE
» Explore careers in Sports Medicine such as:
Athletic Training, Physical Therapy, Chiropractic
Assistant, Occupational Therapy, and
Fitness Specialist
» Work alongside professionals during
clinical internship
» Apply basic concepts of injury recognition and
rehabilitation, in addition to exercise assessments
and plans
RESTAURANT AND LODGING MANAGEMENT
Owasso Campus
» Manage hospitality services and culinary arts
» Work side-by-side with professionals in hotel and
food service
» Provide excellent customer service for a variety
of clientele
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SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY (ACCREDITED
PROGRAM)
Adults / 10 months (All day) Monday - Friday
Monday - Thursday, 3:30 - 10 pm
» Assist surgeons during surgery
» Provide surgeons with instruments, supplies, and
equipment during surgical procedures
» Students may be eligible to take the National
Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical
Assisting (NBSTSA) National Examination for the
Certified Surgical Technologist
8:00 am - 2:50 pm
» Perform various vision and diagnostic tests
» Assist ophthalmologists with patient procedures
» May take the C.O.A. (Certified Ophthalmic
Assistant) certification exam
TV PRODUCTION
» Utilize advanced vision care equipment
and resources
Riverside Campus
» Produce professional quality videos from concept
to completion
» Experience working in a team environment to
create multi-camera production
» Develop creative talents using professional
studio equipment
NOTE: Students completing the Vision Care Assistant
program may receive prior credit in the Vision Care
Technician program
VISUAL GRAPHIC DESIGN
Riverside Campus
VISION CARE ASSISTANT
» Perform various vision and diagnostic tests
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VISION CARE TECHNICIAN
» Express unique artistic vision to design and
produce creative projects from concept
to completion
» Assist ophthalmologists with patient procedures
» Create a wide range of projects with Adobe
Creative software on a Macintosh computer
» Utilize advanced vision care equipment and resources
» Develop a top notch design portfolio
WELDING COMBINATION
WINDOWS SERVER ADMINISTRATOR
Peoria Campus
Sand Springs Campus
Riverside Campus
H.S. / 1-2 school years
Adults / 18 months (½ day only)
» Design, install and troubleshoot complex
network systems
» Utilize advanced welding techniques to
manipulate metals for construction, industrial,
and artistic applications
» Diagnose, repair and maintain network systems
» Work in a professional help desk and network
administration environment to meet client needs
» Interpret blueprints, specifications, and
welding symbols
» Operate advanced welding and fabrication
equipment used by professionals
WELDING FABRICATOR
7:45 - 11:10 am / 11:50 am - 3:15 pm
Peoria Campus
3:30 - 10:00 pm
» Utilize basic entry level welding techniques to
manipulate metals for construction, industrial,
and artistic applications
» Interpret blueprints, specifications, and
welding symbols
» Operate the same welding and fabrication
equipment used by professionals
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