The Irvine Valley College Engineering Laboratory is an advanced learning space with a wide array of cutting-edge tools found in the fields of design, manufacturing, inspection, and quality control. Students enrolled in engineering and drafting classes gain direct access to materials and equipment which foster hands-on learning at all stages of the engineering design process.
The IVC Engineering and Drafting Department offers state-of-the-art computer based instruction using software platforms found throughout the engineering and architectural industries. Key programs available to students include SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Inventor, Fusion360, Revit, AutoCAD Civil3D, Infraworks, Matlab, Pix4D, Pasco SparkVue, Verisurf Measure, Microsoft Office, and several innovative cloud-based applications such as Circuits.io and OnShape.
Metrology, which is the scientific study of measurement, is a critical part of the engineering world. However, many college and university students enter the technical workforce without proper training in this valuable field. The IVC Engineering and Drafting Department is committed to integrating measurement concepts, techniques, and tools into a significant number of our courses.
IVC provides high level instruction in the field of automation. The Engineering and Drafting Department supports several outstanding campus projects related to robotics and autonomous navigation, including the NASA Prandtl-M project and the award-winning IVC Robotics Club. With support from key faculty advisors and access to several advanced pieces of equipment, our students can explore the rapidly developing world of automation, and also participate in paid internships resulting from research on campus.
Our Cooperative Work Experience (CWE) program was developed to help further your career and educational preparation in the criminal justice field. The AOJ CWE Handbook contains all the pertinent information and forms for your successful participation in the CWE program. contains all the pertinent information and forms for your successful participation in the CWE program.
Irvine Valley College has adopted the following policy to be used when a student requests transfer credit for any legal specialty course taken at another institution.
Any student seeking transfer credit for any legal specialty course taken at another institution must provide the following documentation and information to the paralegal program director (Director):
Vacant | Senior Administrative Assistant, Business Sciences
June McLaughlin | Business Law/Paralegal Program Instructor, Legal Assisting Program