Electrical Maintenance Technician (EM81) Certificate

Campus Availability and Advisement:

• Floyd County Campus Advisor: Wesley Runyon or Eric Arreguin
• Catoosa County Campus  Advisor: Matthew Sosebee
• Whitfield Murray Campus Advisor: Scottie Spears

Program Description:

The Electrical Maintenance Technician Technical Certificate of Credit provides instruction in industrial systems electrical inspection, maintenance, service, and repair. Topics include DC and AC fundamentals, motor controls, magnetic starters and braking systems, PLCs, and industrial wiring procedures.

Entrance Date:

Fall Semester

Education Requirement: High School diploma or GED® is not required to enter or graduate from the program.

Required Courses (18 Credit Hours)

IDSY 1110	Industrial Motor Controls I	4
IDSY 1120	Basic Industrial PLCs	4
IDSY 1130	Industrial Wiring	4

Choose one of the following:

IDSY 1101	DC Circuit Analysis	3
IDFC 1011	Direct Current I	3

Choose one of the following:

IDSY 1105	AC Circuit Analysis	3
ELTR 1020	Alternating Current Fundamentals	3
IDFC 1012	Alternating Current I	3

Note: The previously offered IDSY 1100 (5 hrs) will substitute for both IDSY 1101 and IDSY 1105 together

Total Credit Hours: 18 Minimum Credit Hours for Graduation