Back to Programs
Industrial Networks / Programming
Want to learn more about what goes into industrial networks and how to program? Check out Dordt's industrial networks / programming emphasis through the engineering technology program.
Request Info
Program Overview
Providing a strong biblical foundation and workplace skills, Dordt's engineering technology program blends hands-on learning with industry expertise. Choose an emphasis in industrial networks / programming, and you'll learn about networking, digital systems, informational technology, and more.
What You'll Learn
With an emphasis in industrial networks / programming, you'll take classes in computer science and engineering that are all taught from a Christ-centered, biblical perspective. You'll gain a strong understanding of information technology, networking, and digital systems, along with programming know-how.
What You Can Do With An Industrial Networks/Programming Emphasis
There are plenty of opportunities for those who choose to study industrial networks / programming, including:
Manufacturing Engineer
Manufacturing Engineers carry out the duties of developing production issue solutions, operating computer software, and performing cost-benefit analyses.
Help Desk Manager
A Help Desk Manager is responsible for ensuring proper computer operation and resolving user help requests.
Field Engineer
Field Engineers inspect and install different equipment and technologies and make sure everything works correctly and designs are being followed.
Career Preparation
Dordt University's 2025 Career Outcome Rate was 99.7%! “I believe it is also, in part, indicative of the type of graduates we are encouraging our students to become—that is, graduates who don’t just learn for the sake of learning, but graduates who continue to learn for the sake of serving," said Dr. Ethan Brue, dean for technology and applied sciences. "Dordt is not just about training students for competence, but it is more about inviting students to embrace the goodness of work out of a deep care for the world.”
Students are required to complete the foundation courses for engineering technology as well as their required industrial networks / programming-specific courses.
Foundation courses
Engineering Technology (B.A.) – Foundation (common to all emphases): Engineering 117 or EGRT 115; Engineering Technology 101, 112, 115, 210, 211, 212, 213, 263, 283; a minimum of seven credits from Engineering Technology 271-276; completion of one of the Engineering Technology (A.S.) emphases.
Computer courses
Engineering 204, Computer Science 109, 115, 116, 120, 204, 205, 215, 315, 319, 270, 340, 331, 390, One course from Mathematics 115, 152, or Statistics 131.
Ready to take the next step?
Faculty
With experience in a variety of fields, our faculty members are equipped and ready to help you succeed.
Science and Technology Center
While studying industrial networks / programming, you'll have the opportunity to spend time in Dordt's Science and Technology Center. Informally known as the "Science Building," the Science and Technology Center is home to labs for mechanical engineering, electronics, electrical engineering, and computer-aided design.
View the Center
Connect with us
Submit your information to request more information about Dordt and this program. We'll also use this information to connect you with your admissions counselor!
Loading...
Related Programs & Emphases
Still looking for the right fit? Here are some additional program options that we think might interest you or are often paired with this program. You can also view the programs page to keep exploring your options.
