The engineering pathway is built on eight core courses, including seven in Project Lead the Way, a program that offers as many as 15 college credits. This pathway offers many industry certifications through Triton College as it prepares students for careers in aerospace, agriculture, biomedical, civil, electrical, industrial, mechanical and nuclear engineering. For students seeking careers in the manufacturing sector, this pathway offers various high school certifications and Triton College certifications. The manufacturing pathway is designed for students interested in becoming machinists, woodworkers, machine tool operators, tool and die makers, chemical equipment operators and technicians in a variety of fields. Additionally, students interested in becoming electricians, plumbers, carpenters, HVACR technicians, construction engineering technicians, civil engineering technicians or building/construction finishers managers and inspectors can gan hands-on experience through the trades pathway.