Electrical Technology, AAS

1. Demonstrate an ability to work and independently and collaboratively.

2. Demonstrate competent speaking skills when working with diverse groups.

3. Demonstrate skills in collecting, analyzing and applying technical information.

4. Explain basic electrical theories, including Ohms, Kirchhoffs, and Watts laws.

5. Properly use test equipment to troubleshoot electrical circuits.

6. Interpret technical information in the form of schematics and electrical specifications.

7. Describe the function and application of electrical equipment as used in residential, commercial and industrial environments.

8. Construct, analyze, and troubleshoot common industrial circuits used in control and distribution.

9. Properly interpret and apply the National Electric Code in common residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

10. Demonstrate electrical safety practices when working with electrical control and distribution equipment.

11. Apply mathematics to prepare electrical system documentation.