OLEAN, N.Y. — SUNY Jamestown Community College’s Workforce Development on the Cattaraugus County Campus will hold two short-term courses during the spring semester in electrical fundamentals and computer-aided design and manufacturing.

The Electrical Technician program runs from 4-8:30 p.m. two to three nights a week from Feb. 17 to May 2.

The training includes an overview of electrical safety, tools, circuits, and maintenance, and hands-on experience in troubleshooting and automation. Participants will explore advanced concepts like relay logic, variable frequency drives, and practical calculations, culminating in a project that emphasizes real-world problem-solving in an industrial context.

Previous electrical experience is preferred.

The Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing Programming training runs 12:30-3:30 p.m. Feb. 10 to May 5. An online class is also available.

Students will learn to model a component to drawing specifications using a variety of modeling tools in Fusion software and also how to manipulate existing components to change dimensions. CNC machining and computer skills are required.

Visit jcc.coursestorm.com for more information about these training programs and to browse other Workforce Development offerings. Funding is available. Email juliechartreau@mail.sunyjcc.edu for more information.