Purpose
Graduates of the Energy Technology Electrical Specialization program are trained in the job skills necessary for employment as an entry level electrician in both commercial and residential fields. Course work includes a strong emphasis in electrical technology with related courses in computer applications, quality control, teamwork and communication.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate the knowledge of safe working practices and procedures
- Demonstrate and understand reading of blue prints and building design, and schematic
- Demonstrate and understand the installation of HVAC units for both residential and commercial
- Demonstrate and understand troubleshooting techniques
- Gain knowledge of the National Electrical Code
- Gain an NCCER certification in Electrical, Core and HVAC
- Gain the ability to Communicate and demonstrate good working practices with other workers
- Demonstrate common wiring methods of both residential and commercial standards
Program Requirements
An academic advisor will review your preparation in Mathematics and English with you. You’ll be guided to appropriate preliminary coursework to give you the greatest chance of success in this program. Students may receive college credit for verified on-the-job experience.
Employment Opportunities
Graduates can expect find as entry level or apprentice electricians in various industries and service sectors.
For Further Information, Contact:
- Bryce Shular
276-523-9091 - John Turner
276-523-9089 - Matt Rose, Dean of Industrial Technology
276-523-7431
