The Electrical Technology Degree prepares students for careers in a chemical plant, refineries, HVAC, and residential electricians. These jobs pay an average of $50 to 60 dollars per hour.
The Electrical Technology Associate of Applied Science degree program prepares graduates for entry-level careers as Electrician Technicians in the chemical processing industry and residential electricians.
Through the use of state of the art simulation equipment, as well as hands-on applied technology training and general academic coursework, the student will develop the skills required to be a successful instrument technician.
Upon successful completion of the Electrical Technology Degree program, graduates will be able to:
- Analyze and solve direct current and alternating current series circuit and parallel circuit problems.
- Use appropriate electronic measurement tools and problem-solving skills to solve a variety of complex circuit problems.
- Create process and flow instruction sets to control various digitally-programmable circuits.
- Design circuit/systems to perform specific electronic functions.
- Work as a team member to effectively communicate technical information orally and in writing.