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DESCRIPTION:
A program designed to train the student in methods used in electrical wiring, including applications in residential, commercial and industrial installations.

BEGINNING SEMESTERS: FALL ; SPRING

CAMPUS: BELTLINE

PLACEMENT TEST SCORES REQUIRED TO ENROLL IN CURRICULUM COURSES:  

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:
A minimum of 48 semester hours is required for graduation.

PROGRAM NOTES:

1. Students are required to purchase approximately $80 worth of small hand tools.
2. If a student's score on reading is above the cutoff, but the student's score on math is below cutoff, the student may take: EEM-117 AC/DC Circuits I, EEM 118 AC/DC Circuits II. (This student may be enrolled in Reading 100 & curriculum at the same time.)
3. Student has the option of enrolling in a certificate program instead of diploma or degree program.
4. For more information visit the Industrial Electricity web page. 

CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES
COURSE		PREREQUISITES
MAT 155	Contemporary Mathematics	MAT 100, RDG 032
ENG 101	English Composition I	RDG 100, ENG 100
Social/Behavioral Science Elective		See List
TECHNICAL COURSES
COURSE		PREREQUISITES	COREQUISITES
EEM 117	AC/DC Circuits I	RDG 032 or ASSET RDG Score of 35+ COMPASS RS 61+	EEM 118
EEM 118	AC/DC Circuits II	RDG 032 or ASSET RDG Score of 35+ COMPASS RS 61+	EEM 117
EEM 140	National Electrical Code	ASSET RDG Score of 35+ COMPASS RS 61+
EEM 141	Residential/Commercial Codes	EEM 140
EEM 142	Commercial/Industrial Codes	EEM 141
EEM 151	Motor Controls I	EEM 165
EEM 165	Residential/Commercial Wiring	EEM 117 AND EEM 118
EEM 166	Commercial/Industrial Wiring	EEM 165
EEM 172	Electrical Print Reading	RDG 032 or ASSET RDG Score of 35+ COMPASS RS 61+
EEM 201	Electronic Devices I	EEM 117, EEM 118
EEM 251	Programmable Controllers	EEM 151

 

10/09/07