Engineering, Aviation & Construction

Humans build. From the pyramids to space shuttles, we have learned how to build with precision and innovation. Each improvement rests on what we built before. Lives depend on your skill — and sometimes your ingenuity.

Rise to the challenge. Learn how structures and systems work together. Learn how to make things work. Contribute to what we build next.

Practical Achievements

Start your career in engineering, aviation or construction at DCC. These professions share a common passion for precision and practical accomplishment. They grow in keeping with the economy. Salaries tend to match or exceed the average for other professions.

Focus on Structures & Machines

• Studying engineering, aviation or construction prepares you for a variety of careers, including:
• Aircraft pilot flying people and cargo
• Architect designing new buildings
• Contractor working with residential or commercial clients
• Drafter or surveyor supporting building projects
• Drone pilot capturing aerial imagery
• Energy technician supporting power systems
• Engineer working in a wide range of fields
• Estimator or project manager developing budgets, plans and schedules

Each of these careers is a little different from the next. People who succeed in them share some common drives to:

• Apply physics and math to real-world projects
• See tangible results from their work
• Understand how buildings and machines work
• Work with their brains and their hands

Where you take that drive depends on the structure, system or machine that inspires you. Whether that is a jet or an HVAC, launch here.

Whether you choose a path that leads directly to a job or a path that leads to more education, you have a solid start at DCC.