Daytona Beach Locator Map. The campus houses the college's primary administrative offices and instructional space. Classroom and laboratory space serve a range of academic offerings — from baccalaureate programs to associate of arts, associate of science and certificate programs; general education development and adult basic education; and customized training for business and industry.
An average of 25, students attend the Daytona Beach Campus each year. The Advanced Technology College offers a wide variety of engineering, computer science, advanced manufacturing, automotive, electrical apprenticeship, heating and air conditioning, construction, emergency medical services, paramedic training and criminal justice programs.
Each year 2, students use this state-of-the-art facility which includes program-specific classrooms and laboratories featuring industry-designed equipment with the latest technology. The two-story classroom area surrounds an enclosed atrium that is the site of numerous exhibits and events. The facility is located five miles from the Daytona Beach Campus, where students enrolled in courses at the ATC can access the full range of student enrollment and development services. The DeLand Campus offers a full-service library and Learning Resources Center, classroom space for college-credit courses that meet the general education requirements for the associate of arts degree, some associate of science degree programs and various certificate programs.
The Bert Fish Building houses up-to-date facilities for dental hygiene, nursing, science labs and a multimedia learning center. Approximately 1, students attend classes at the DeLand Campus each year. The campus offers college credit, college preparatory and the full two-year Associate Degree Nursing program. All general education requirements for the associate of arts degree can be completed here as well as some associate of science programs such as business administration, which includes 3 certificates.
Facilities include a nursing laboratory, two science laboratories, an Academic Support Center, writing center, two computer laboratories, an amphitheater and modern classrooms. Nearly 3, students attended this campus last year, and the numbers are projected to continue to rise. To accommodate this growth, the campus has expanded with a new high-tech, 24, square-foot facility to meet student needs through the next decade. All general education requirements for the associate of arts degree and many requirements for associate of science degree programs may be completed there.
