Industrial Electricity/Electronics

The Industrial Electricity/Electronics diploma program emphasizes theory and hands-on training in electrical wiring, including the applications to residential, commercial and industrial installations. Although basic installation of electrical components is an important part of the technician's job, increased emphasis has been placed on wiring and programming of programmable logic controllers. Entry-level positions for graduates are available with local electrical contractors, industrial plants, hospitals, power companies, government agencies and other related businesses.

Students are required to purchase a set of small hand tools at an approximate cost of $50.

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A.	GENERAL EDUCATION COURSE REQUIREMENTS (9 CREDIT HOURS)
			Credit Hours
	ENG 150	Basic Communications	3.0
	MAT 155	Contemporary Mathematics	3.0
		Approved Social/Behavioral Science Course	3.0
		Subtotal	9.0
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B.	MAJOR COURSE REQUIREMENTS (14 CREDIT HOURS)
			Credit Hours
	EEM 117	AC/DC Circuits I	4.0
	EEM 140	National Electrical Code	3.0
	EEM 151	Motor Controls I	4.0
	EEM 201	Electronic Devices I	3.0
		Subtotal	14.0
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C.	ADDITIONAL COURSE REQUIREMENTS (25 CREDIT HOURS)
			Credit Hours
	EEM 118	AC/DC Circuits II	4.0
	EEM 141	Residential/Commercial Codes	3.0
	EEM 142	Commercial/Industrial Codes	3.0
	EEM 165	Residential/Commercial Wiring	4.0
	EEM 166	Commercial/Industrial Wiring	4.0
	EEM 172	Electrical Print Reading	4.0
	EEM 251	Programmable Controllers	3.0
		Subtotal	25.0
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		Total Credit Hours:	48.0
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Major:	Industrial Electricity/Electronics (48 credit hours)
Diploma:	Industrial Technology