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Big Bend Community College s
7662 Chanute Street NE, Moses Lake, WA 98837 s
509.793.2222 s 877.745.1212
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Associate in Applied Science Professional/Technical Program
The Industrial Electrical Technology program provides a comprehensive two-year curriculum designed to prepare students for career opportunities as industrial electrical technicians. Students receive instruction in safety, electrical and electronic theory, process control, instrumentation, and Programmable Logic Controllers.
Today’s industrial electrician is a multi-faceted technician. Electrical and control system technologies are increasingly sophisticated and complex. The Industrial Electrical Technology program reflects the changing trends in the industrial climate while maintaining a broad-based curriculum blending theory and practical applications.
Related instruction includes mathematics, technical drawing interpretation, computer applications, communications, preventive maintenance, safety, and first aid. This program is intended for individuals who are seeking entry level employment opportunities and those updating their skills.
Interested students must work out courses and schedules with the IET program advisor.
Related instruction required for an Associate of Applied Science degree and Certificate of Achievement
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Course |
Description |
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BUS 120 |
Human Relations on the Job |
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CMST 100 |
Human Communications |
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ENGL 109 |
Applied Technical Writing |
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FAD 150 |
Industrial First Aid |
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MAP 103 |
Applied Mathematics (MMT/IET) |
First Year
Fall Quarter
| Course |
Description |
Credits |
| CMAT 100 |
Human Communications** |
4 |
| ELC 101 |
Basic Electricity-DC Circuit Analysis |
5 |
| MMT 100 |
Introduction to Insustrial Safety and Health |
3 |
| MMT 101 |
Computer Applications for Maintenance Mechanics |
2 |
| MMT 102 |
Technical Drawing Interpretation* |
3 |
| MAP 103 |
Applied mathematics (MMT/IET)** |
5 |
Winter Quarter
| Course |
Description |
Credits |
| BUS 120 |
Human Relations on the Job** |
4 |
| ELC 102 |
Basic Electricity-AC Circuit Analysis |
5 |
| FAD 150 |
Industrial First Aid** |
2 |
| MMT 220 |
Introduction to Preventive/Predictive Maintenance |
3 |
Spring Quarter
| Course |
Description |
Credits |
| ELC 105 |
Industrial Electricity I (Motrs and Motor Controls) |
5 |
| ELC 107 |
Introduction to National Electrical Code |
2 |
| ELC 110 |
Industrial Electrical Installation Techniques |
5 |
| ELC 223 |
Electronics I (Principles) |
5 |
| ENGL 109 |
Applied Technical Writing** |
3 |
*Tech Prep credit available
**Related instruction required for AAS degree and cetificate of Achievement
Second Year
Fall Quarter
| Course |
Description |
Credits |
| ELC 108 |
Introduction to National Electrical Code II |
2 |
| ELC 150 |
Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers |
5 |
| ELC 205 |
Industrial Electricity II |
5 |
| ELC 224 |
Electronics II (Applications) |
5 |
Winter Quarter
| Course |
Description |
Credits |
| ELC 109 |
Introduction to National Electricity III |
2 |
| ELC 170 |
Instrumentation II |
5 |
| ELC 225 |
Electronics III (Industrial) |
5 |
| ELC 250 |
Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers II |
5 |
Spring Quarter
| Course |
Description |
Credits |
| ELC 215 |
Industrial Electricity III (VFD's & Soft Starts) |
5 |
| ELC 271 |
Instrumentation II & Control Actuators |
5 |
| ELC 295 |
Work Based Learning-or-Elective |
4 |
| ELC 297 |
Work Based Learning Seminar |
1 |
**Related instrucion required for AAS degree and Cerificatie of Achievement
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