Students interested in the high demand field of Instrumentation and Control Technology (I&C) can take the first year of electronics theory and lab courses entirely online. Second year, the six Instrumentation and Control Technology (I&C) theory courses will be available online.

The second year of Instrumentation and Control laboratory classes must be completed on campus.

Online students will have an additional step in the BSC enrollment process - an interview with Arso or I&C instructor Vance Vesey to make sure they understand the on-campus requirement for lab courses.

The Instrumentation and Control Technology program, the only one in the North Dakota University System, was developed at the request of regional energy plant managers. Automation has increased the need for highly trained technicians to operate the increasingly complicated machinery and computerized controls in plants and manufacturing industries of all kinds.

For more program information go online to bismarckstate.edu/faculty/I&C/. To learn about applying, contact BSC Admissions go online to bismarckstate.edu/prospectivestudents/admissions.asp#admissions10.