Facilities and Hospitality Management
Graduates with this new degree will have coop experience, a solid general education, and a concentration in one of three areas ? general facility management, hospitality management or casino management. In addition to their BS Degree students are prepared to sit for the Certified Facility Manager examination which is widely regarded as the profession's high-performance benchmark. Election (or matriculation) of this new bachelor degree starts with spring quarter enrollment into the initial classes.
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Culinary Arts Program at CAS
"The University of Cincinnati's College of Applied Science (CAS) and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College will serve up a new option for students this fall:  a new baccalaureate degree in Culinary Arts and Science."
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BS and AAS Degrees in Information Technology
Information forms the backbone of today's economy and society and leads all job categories in growth and average earnings potential. In merging the Computer Science and Information Engineering Technology disciplines with IT produced a new IT degree encompassing software engineering and development, computer networking and communications, web technologies, computer security, database management, or digital media technologies in addition to a solid general education base. This solid degree offers graduates the broad background that employers prize.
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Three Concentrations Debut in Chemical Technology
Students now have specialized curricula for direct entry into three high demand fields and can elect concentrations in:

• Forensic Science containing courses in toxicology, DNA analysis, spectroscopic techniques, biological & chemical agents, as well as forensic science and research topics.
• Environmental Science with courses in environmental & water chemistry, laws, industrial microscopy, environmental pollution, and spectroscopic techniques.
• Life Sciences designed for potential laboratory supervisors and managers with courses in toxicology, bio and bioanalytical chemistry, in addition to medicinal chemistry studies.
  

Power Plant Technology Option
This Associate Degree program embodies critical elements of electrical and mechanical engineering technologies to provide the background necessary to meet the ongoing challenges of power generation, distribution, and consumption required to meet the needs of today's energy based economy. Courses are scheduled to support both day and evening students.
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Certificate in Industrial Safety and Compliance
CAS has teamed with the Great Lakes Regional OTI Education Center to provide practicing engineers and line supervisors the opportunity to add a solid understanding of safety and compliance to their AS or BS degree in Construction Management or Mechanical Engineering.
Courses are scheduled for both the construction and general industry classifications of OSHA. The full certificate is 6 courses (3 credit hours each) and each course provides OSHA continuing education units as well.

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PE/EE Review Course for Practicing Engineers
Prepare for the challenges and rigors of the Professional Engineer Certification Examination with the guidance of the ECET department's outstanding staff..
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Short Course Series for Practicing Engineers
Concentrated one-week workshops designed to provide a solid understanding of engineering topics are offered each quarter by the college's Department of Electrical Engineering Technology. Courses carry ceu credit from IEEE.
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Open House at CAS Every Quarter
Meet Faculty, Admissions and Advising Staff, Tour Laboratories and Classrooms, Personal Discussions with Advisors, Assistance with Online, Registration
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Comprehensive Academic Planning
Several documents from the CAS Comprehensive Academic Planning Process have been released. More...