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Electrical Concentration | Electronic Concentration
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Electrical Concentration
Industrial low voltage distribution and control systems as well as power distribution systems with associated equipment are studied. Emphasis is placed on both theory and practical troubleshooting and design techniques in a laboratory setting. Topics include:
- AC and DC Motors and Generators
- Electronic Control Systems
- Ladder Logic
- Programmable Logic Controllers
- Power Electronics
- PC’s and Software
- Power Distribution
- Electrical Codes
- Testing and Measurement
- Problem Solving Skills
- CAD and Drafting
- Fluid Power
Graduates of the Electrical Engineering Technology program will have a background that enables them to apply their knowledge and understand future developments in the electrical field.
A degree in Electrical Engineering Technology leads to high paying jobs and careers.
Industrial Technician
Maintains, designs, tests and installs plant automation equipment, computer control systems, PLC’s, ladder logic, motors and variable speed drives.
Electrical Engineer’s Aide
Aids the engineer in the design, development and testing of electrical systems and equipment and may work with industry or consulting firms.
Utilities/Power Maintenance
Maintains and installs high voltage distribution systems for public utilities and industry.
Additional opportunities include:
Manufacturing Technician
Electrical Designer/Drafter
Planner/Designer
Process Control Technician
Technical Manager
Process Control Technician
Maintenance Technician
Construction Supervisor
Technical Sales Representative
Electronic Concentration
Typical areas of emphasis are communications, electronic repair, manufacturing and field service repair. Students receive extensive hands-on experience in all the electronic courses using equipment now available on the job in Nashville.
Topics include:
- Computer-Based Design Analysis and Simulation
- Analog Communications Circuits
- Digital Communications Circuits
- Industrial Electronic Controls
- Computer Programming
- Digital Electronics & Fiber Optics
Graduates of the Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology program will have a background that enables them to apply their knowledge and understand future developments in the electronics field.
A degree in Electrical Engineering Technology with an Electronic concentration leads to high paying jobs and careers.
Customer Service Technician
Installs and maintains various types of electronic equipment with service occasionally provided at the customer site.
Electronic Engineer’s Aide
Aids the engineer in the design, development and testing of electronic systems and equipment and may work with industry or consulting firms.
Industrial Maintenance Technician
Works as an electronic repair technician in large industrial sites.
Telecommunications Technician
Installs and maintains various types of communications, broadcasting or cable television and broadband equipment.
Additional Opportunities include:
Manufacturing Technician
Technical Manager
Process Control Technician
Bench Electronic Repair
Digital Communications Tech
Maintenance Technician
Technical Sales Representative
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