Program Description
The Electrical Technician Program is designed to give students the skills necessary for successful employment in electrical wiring. A substantial amount of hands-on-experience is provided in the workstations which includes services, rough in-wiring, communication wiring, hanging fixtures, trim out work, blueprint reading, load calculations for services and voltage drop, and proper grounding. The program provides students with the tools, resources, and training needed to be successful in a changing work environment.
Career Outlook
The program meets the demand and the needs of providing a skilled, highly trained, professional work force for the electrical contracting industry. It covers the apprenticeship, training programs, and career opportunities. As trained Electrical Technicians our students can find employment in entry level positions installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical power, communications, lighting, and control systems in homes, businesses, and factories.
Application Deadline
Review the TMC Academic Calendar for admission & registration deadlines for each semester.
Program Courses
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Program Required Courses
Electrical Technician Degree Pathway
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Program of Study Year One
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Fall Semester
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Spring Semester
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Course #
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Course Title
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Credit
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Course #
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Course Title
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Credit
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ELEC 100
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Core Curriculum
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2
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BOTE 177
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Job Readiness
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1
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ELEC 103
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Intro to Electrical Circuits & Theory
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3
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ELEC 121
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National Electric Code II
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3
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ELEC 114
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Electrical Systems I
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4
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ELEC 115
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Electrical Systems II
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4
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ELEC 120
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National Electric Code I
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3
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ELEC 116
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Residential Wiring
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5
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SAFT 110
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OSHA 10-Hour
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1
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ELEC 117
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Electrical Print Reading
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3
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GEN ED
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General Education Course Requirement
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3
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GEN ED
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General Education Course Requirement
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3
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TOTAL CREDITS
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16
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TOTAL CREDITS
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19
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Total Credits Required:35