COURSE CURRICULUM

The Electrical Engineering Technician program offers a strong foundation in electrical principles, safety practices, and hands-on skills. In **Semester 1**, students begin with courses such as Electrical Prints 1, Electrical Code 1, and Electronics 1, which introduce them to reading electrical drawings, understanding electrical codes, and basic electronics. They also take a General Education Elective, Installation Methods 1, Mathematics 1, Construction Site Safety, and Electrical Trade Theory 1 to build core technical knowledge and ensure safe work practices in the field. In **Semester 2**, the program continues with advanced topics including Electrical Prints 2 and Electrical Code 2, further developing students' abilities in interpreting diagrams and applying regulations. Communications enhances workplace interaction skills, while Installation Methods 2 and Instrumentation 1 provide more practical training. Mathematics 2 supports technical problem-solving, and students also study Motor Controls and Signaling Systems to understand automation and control technologies used in the industry. Together, these courses prepare students for various roles in the electrical and construction sectors.