Electrical Construction - Associate in Applied Science (AAS) (144 Credits)
Plan Code: ELEECAPT
The Electrical Construction AAS Degree Program provides students with a robust foundation in electrical theory, safety, and practical skills necessary for careers in the electrical industry. The Electrical Construction programs emphasize the importance of safety, adherence to industry standards, and hands-on experience with electrical installations and maintenance. Through nine-quarters of learning, the program covers a broad spectrum of subjects including residential, commercial, and industrial wiring, advanced motor controls, blueprint reading, and new electrical technologies such as photovoltaic designs, energy management systems, green wiring practices, as well as solar, wind, and low voltage electrical systems. Graduates of the Electrical Construction program are eligible to earn up to 4000 hours from the Department of Labor & Industries towards their EL01 electrical license.
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AAS in 9 quarters
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Maximum class size: 18
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Student to teacher ratio: 18:1
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Enrollment point: Fall, Spring
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This is primarily a face-to-face program with web-enhanced activities
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Students will use hand and power tools, transportation vehicles, ladders, and general construction equipment
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This is a nine-quarter program where students choose either day (7AM – 2PM) or swing (12PM – 7PM) shift course offerings
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A list of required tools and personal protective equipment(PPE) is given to students upon acceptance in the program; students are responsible for the purchase of these items prior to the start of ELCON classes
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Upon successful completion of the nine-quarter program of study, students may be awarded up to 4000 hours with the Department of Labor & Industries
General Education Requirements
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*Note: COLL 101 fulfills either Communications or Humanities
**Note: Students who have previously attended college or university may qualify to opt-out of the COLL 101 requirement. Please speak with your career advisor if you believe this may be an option for you. Students opting out of the COLL 101 course must take 5 credits from each of the three distributions: Communications, Quantitative, and Sciences/Humanities
Note: See a Career Advisor prior to choosing courses that meet general education requirements.
Required Courses
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Quarter 3
Quarter 4
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Quarter 5
Quarter 6
Quarter 7
Quarter 8
Quarter 9
Total Credit Hours: 144