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2018-2019 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Electrical Technologies, AAS


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The Electrical Technologies program provides training essential for entry-level positions as residential electricians, plant maintenance electricians, and wind farm technicians. During the first year, students will develop a solid electrical foundation essential to the many fields of the electrical and electronics industry. The eight-week summer internship will provide relevant industry work experience to insure a classroom-to-work transition. The second year of the program will provide additional skills in motor controls, programmable controllers, motor fundamentals, industrial wiring, and conduit bending. Upon successful completion of the program, students are awarded an Associate in Applied Sciences Degree.

Enrollment Date: Fall Semester
Minimum Required Credits: 74
Campus: Fort Dodge
Department: Industrial Technology
CIP#: 47.01050200

Program of Study


AAS Degree Total Hours: 74


Notes:


1 Course may be substituted with a course from the same category as indicated in the approved general education course list.

2 Course may be substituted with CAD 101 - Introduction to CAD  with approval of the program coordinator.

3 Course satisfies general education requirement.

4 Course may be substituted with a course from the approved general education course list.

Program Requirement: Must pass all core program courses with the prefix ELE with a “C” or better for the semester prior to the one in which they are currently enrolling with a “C” or better. Any exception will have to be approved in writing by the Program Coordinator or Division Dean.

Graduation Requirement: Must pass all core program courses with the prefix ELE with a “C” or better.

Because of changes in technology, students taking programs over an extended period of time may be advised to retake courses to update skills and competencies.

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