Electrical Control Systems (EC22) Diploma

Campus Availability and Advisement:

• Floyd County Campus Advisor: Wesley Runyon or Eric Arreguin

Program Description:

The Electrical Control Systems program is a sequence of courses designed to prepare students in the field of Electrical Control Systems. Learning opportunities develop academic and professional knowledge, along with skills required for job acquisition, retention, and advancement. The program emphasizes specialized training in PLCs, electrical controls, and instrumentation. Graduates of the program receive an Electrical Control Systems diploma that qualifies them for employment as industrial electricians or industrial control technicians.

Entrance Dates:

Fall Semester (Pre-Occupational Courses Any Semester)

Basic Skills Courses (8 Credit Hours)

EMPL 1000	Interpersonal Relations and Professional Development	2
MATH 1012	Foundations of Mathematics	3
	OR
MATH 1013	Algebraic Concepts	3
ENGL 1005	Applied Technical Communication	3
	OR
ENGL 1010	Fundamentals of English I	3

Occupational Curriculum (36 Credit Hours)

IDSY 1110	Industrial Motor Controls I	4
IDSY 1120	Basic Industrial PLCs	4
IDSY 1130	Industrial Wiring	4
IDSY 1210	Industrial Motor Controls II	4
IDSY 1220	Intermediate Industrial PLCs	4
IDSY 1230	Industrial Instrumentation	4
XXXX xxxx	Occupational related electives	6

Choose one of the following two:

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

Choose one of the following three:

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: 44 Minimum Credit Hours for Graduation