AA/AS in Electromechanical Technologies/Technicians

Students in the Electromechanical Technology Associate of Applied Science learn to set up, service and fix sophisticated factory and mechanical equipment. The subject matter includes electrical theory, circuit design, controls, robotics, mechanical systems, blueprint reading, programming and computer-aided drafting. The program teaches electrical and mechanical skills together, so learners work with systems where electric power produces motion, and they practice designing, testing and troubleshooting automated equipment. Graduates qualify for maintenance and operations jobs in factories, hospitals, schools, apartment buildings and offices. Classes meet in person. Seats are limited and awarded according to when applicants finish their entry requirements, so completing the application steps early matters. Interested applicants can ask the college for more details, arrange a visit to the campus, or begin an application directly through its website.