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• BUS 240: Business Law

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  This course addresses the global, political, social, environmental, and regulatory legal issues confronting businesses. Students will explore important topics in business law, including entity formation, corporations, contracts, agency, and other topical areas. Because decision-making at all levels in the firm must take legal consequences into account, the study of the legal environment requires and develops critical thinking skills, logic, and reasoning.
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• BUS 260: Digital Marketing

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  This course analyzes the similarities and differences between traditional and digital marketing. Students will leverage digital tools and marketing tactics to improve brand perception, efficiently generate leads, increase customer satisfaction, and apply them to various business contexts.
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• BUS 265: Human Resources Management

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  This course analyzes the similarities and differences between traditional and digital marketing. Students will leverage digital tools and marketing tactics to improve brand perception, efficiently generate leads, increase customer satisfaction, and apply them to various business contexts.
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• BUS 275: Business Special Topics II

  1.00 - 6.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  This course enables students to explore additional topics that expand upon fundamental knowledge and skills in business based on student needs or requirements beyond courses currently offered at NPRC.
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• CAD 105: Introduction to Engineering Graphics

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  This course introduces students to the principles of engineering graphics and drafting. Topics include manual sketching techniques, including orthographic, oblique, perspective, and isometric projections, as well as sectioning, dimensioning practices for mechanical and architectural applications, and basic print reading. The course emphasizes industry-standard practices to prepare students for CAD software applications.
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• CAD 110: Two-Dimensional Computer-Aided Design

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  Students are introduced to 2D computer-aided design using industry-leading software. Students learn to create, edit, and annotate technical drawings; manage drawing files; and produce plotted outputs. The course emphasizes proficiency in software commands and adherence to industry standards, building on foundational drafting knowledge. Prerequisite:    CAD 105
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• CAD 115: Three-Dimensional Parametric Modeling

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  Students are introduced to three-dimensional parametric modeling using industry-leading software. Students learn to create parametric parts, assemble components, and generate 2D drawings from three dimensional models. Topics include basic to advanced modeling techniques, preparing students for complex design tasks in mechanical and product design. Prerequisite:    CAD 105
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• CAD 205: CAM- Introduction to Additive Manufacturing

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  This course provides a comprehensive introduction to additive manufacturing (3D printing) technologies, processes, and applications. Students will apply their existing CAD skills to design models specifically for additive manufacturing processes. Students will prepare, print, and post-process 3D models using various additive manufacturing technologies. Topics include safety practices, material selection, design for additive manufacturing (DfAM), and industry applications, preparing students for entry-level roles in manufacturing and design. Prerequisite:    CAD 110 or CAD 115
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• CAD 240: CAM - Special Topics

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  This course explores advanced and emerging topics in Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), focusing on the integration of computer-aided design (CAD) and manufacturing processes. Students will investigate specialized CAM techniques, such as CNC programming, additive manufacturing, robotics, and digital twin technologies, through hands-on projects and case studies. The course emphasizes practical applications with tie-ins to industries like aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing. Topics vary by semester based on industry trends and technological advancements, ensuring relevance to current workforce demands. Students will use industry-standard software and equipment to design, simulate, and produce prototypes, preparing them for advanced roles in manufacturing and engineering. Prerequisite:    CAD 110 or CAD 115
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• CCR 110: College and Career Readiness

  3.00 Credits

  Northern Pennsylvania Regional College

  
  This course develops self-regulated learners and professionals. Students are introduced to effective academic strategies for meeting college-level expectations and psychological concepts that influence success in academic and professional settings. Strategies for balancing personal responsibilities while still meeting the expectations of the college classroom and the workplace are provided. Students will also explore the support services available through the College and research intended degree and career paths to create a plan for success in college and beyond.
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