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APR 209	Industrial Electrical Code IA.........................................	3
APR 210	National Electrical Code II............................................	6
APR 211	Industrial Electrical Code IIA.......................................	3
APR 212	National Electrical Code III..........................................	6
APR 213	Industrial Electrical Code IIIA......................................	3
APR 221	Specialized Systems.......................................................	4
APR 222	Process Control & Instrumentation..............................	4
APR 223	Communication Systems & Networks..........................	4
APR 224	Protective Signaling......................................................	4
APR 225	Systems Integration.......................................................	4
	Total Credits Required:	90

C A R E E R A N D T E C H N I C A L

One-Year Certificate in Electrician Apprenticeship Technologies

A journey card and state-issued Certificate of Completion of the Electrician Apprenticeship( Limited Maintenance Electrician and Limited Energy Technician A or B) training is required. The journey card may replace up to 22 credits of the program requirements.

General Education Requirements.................................. 9

Program Requirements.................................................		36
Credit for Prior Certification................................................................		0-22
The following courses may be used toward the degree requirements:
Course No. Course Title		Credits
APR 101	Introduction to Electricity & Circuit Components.......	6
APR 102	Alternating Current Components & Uses......................	6
APR 103	Electric Generators, Motors, & Controls.......................	6
APR 121	Intro to the Limited Energy Trade................................	4
APR 122	Fundamentals of Electricity & Electronics...................	4
APR 123	Electrical Test Equipment.............................................	4
APR 201	Electric Motors...............................................................	6
APR 202	Electric Motor Controls..................................................	6
APR 203	Motor Circuit Design.....................................................	3
APR 204	Basic Welding for Electricians.......................................	2
APR 205	Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers.......	6
APR 206	Advanced Programmable Logic Controllers.................	6
APR 207	Instrumentation and Industrial Process Control.........	6
APR 208	National Electrical Code I.............................................	6
APR 209	Industrial Electrical Code IA.........................................	3
APR 210	National Electrical Code II............................................	6
APR 211	Industrial Electrical Code IIA.......................................	3
APR 212	National Electrical Code III..........................................	6
APR 213	Industrial Electrical Code IIIA......................................	3
APR 221	Specialized Systems.......................................................	4
APR 222	Process Control & Instrumentation..............................	4
APR 223	Communication Systems & Networks..........................	4
APR 224	Protective Signaling......................................................	4
APR 225	Systems Integration.......................................................	4
	Total Credits Required:	45

C A R E E R A N D T E C H N I C A L

Certificate in Limited Electrician Apprenticeship Technologies

A journey card and state-issued Certificate of Completion of the Limited Electrician Apprenticeship training is required. The following courses may be used toward the certificate requirements:

Program Requirements.................................................		24
Credit for Prior Certification................................................................		0-22
Course No. Course Title		Credits
APR 101	Introduction to Electricity & Circuit Components.......	6
APR 102	Alternating Current Components & Uses......................	6
APR 103	Electric Generators, Motors, & Controls.......................	6
APR 121	Intro to the Limited Energy Trade................................	4

APR 122	Fundamentals of Electricity & Electronics...................	4
APR 123	Electrical Test Equipment.............................................	4
APR 201	Electric Motors...............................................................	6
APR 202	Electric Motor Controls..................................................	6
APR 203	Motor Circuit Design.....................................................	3
APR 204	Basic Welding for Electricians.......................................	2
APR 205	Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers.......	6
APR 206	Advanced Programmable Logic Controllers.................	6
APR 207	Instrumentation and Industrial Process Control.........	6
APR 208	National Electrical Code I.............................................	6
APR 209	Industrial Electrical Code IA.........................................	3
APR 210	National Electrical Code II............................................	6
APR 211	Industrial Electrical Code IIA.......................................	3
APR 212	National Electrical Code III..........................................	6
APR 213	Industrial Electrical Code IIIA......................................	3
APR 221	Specialized Systems.......................................................	4
APR 222	Process Control & Instrumentation..............................	4
APR 223	Communication Systems & Networks..........................	4
APR 224	Protective Signaling......................................................	4
APR 225	Systems Integration.......................................................	4
	Total Credits Required:	24

C A R E E R A N D T E C H N I C A L

Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology Apprenticeship

A journey card and state-issued Certificate of Completion of the Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Apprenticeship training( millwright, pipefitter, welder, and instrumentation technician) is required. The journey card may replace up to 22 credits of the program requirements.

General Education Requirements.................................. 19

Program Requirements.................................................		71
Credit for prior certification.................................................................		0-22
Course No. Course Title		Credits
APR 252	Industrial Hydraulics I..................................................	4
APR 253	Industrial Hydraulics II.................................................	4
APR 254	Industrial Lube Fundamentals.....................................	3
APR 255	Introduction to Metallurgy............................................	3
APR 256	Electricity for Maintenance...........................................	3
APR 257	Math for Apprenticeship................................................	5
APR 258	Machinery Alignment....................................................	3
WD 4.151	Welding I.......................................................................	2
WD 4.152	Welding II......................................................................	2
WD 4.160	Prep for Certification.....................................................	2
WD 4.245	Layout Procedures for Metals........................................	3
WD 4.246	Advanced Arc Welding..................................................	6
WD 4.258	Print Reading: Welders..................................................	3
WD 4.262	Construction Management...........................................	1
Select 27 credits from the following electives:.....................................		27
APR 205	Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers.......	6
APR 206	Advanced Programmable Logic Controllers.................	6
APR 207	Instrumentation and Industrial Process Control.........	6
APR 259	Vibration Analysis and Equipment Reliability.............	3
APR 260	Pumps and Pumping....................................................	3
MA 3.396B	Manufacturing Processes I............................................	2
WD4.157	Machinery Operations Essentials..................................	3
WD 4.255	Fabrication of Structural Systems.................................	4
WD 4.256	Basic Pipe Welding Skills..............................................	4
WD 4.257	Fabrication & Repair.....................................................	4
WD 4.280	Aluminum Welding.......................................................	2
	Total Credits Required:	90

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