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matc.edu | 414-297-MATC Start date: August Program Learning Outcomes (continued) • Construct underground electrical distribution systems • Disassemble underground electrical distribution systems • Construct overhead electrical transmission system • Disassemble overhead electrical transmission system • Maintain electrical systems Admission Requirements • High school diploma or GED • Demonstration of proficiency in basic skills through a course placement assessment • Ability to drive and a valid driver’s license This two-semester program prepares students for entry-level electrical line worker positions in industry. Although completion of this program does not substitute for an electrical apprenticeship, it does offer the basic knowledge needed to begin working for some electrical utilities, contractors and in related trades. Career Outlook Some graduates use the training as a step toward apprenticeship. Other positions available to graduates include line worker, substation electrician and cable installer. Program Learning Outcomes • Apply electrical theory • Construct overhead electrical distribution systems • Disassemble overhead electrical distribution systems Electrical Power Distribution/ Line Mechanic TECHNICAL DIPLOMA Program Code: 31-413-2 Mequon Campus CAREER CLUSTER: Architecture & Construction
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Program Learning Outcomes (continued)• Construct underground electrical
distribution systems• Disassemble underground electrical
distribution systems• Construct overhead electrical
transmission system• Disassemble overhead electrical
transmission system• Maintain electrical systems
Admission Requirements• High school diploma or GED• Demonstration of profi ciency in basic
skills through a course placement assessment
• Ability to drive and a valid driver’s license
This two-semester program prepares students for entry-level electrical line worker positions in industry. Although completion of this program does not substitute for an electrical apprenticeship, it does off er the basic knowledge needed to begin working for some electrical utilities, contractors and in related trades. Career OutlookSome graduates use the training as a step toward apprenticeship. Other positions available to graduates include line worker, substation electrician and cable installer.
Program Learning Outcomes• Apply electrical theory• Construct overhead electrical
distribution systems• Disassemble overhead electrical
distribution systems
Electrical Power Distribution/Line MechanicTECHNICAL DIPLOMA Program Code: 31-413-2Mequon Campus
CAREER CLUSTER: Architecture & Construction
For complete information, go to matc.edu/tasTo apply for financial aid, visit fafsa.gov School Code: 003866
Possible Careers• Electrician Cable Installer• Electrical Line Worker• Apprentice Line Worker• Substation Electrician• Meter Worker
Related Program• Electricity
COURSES Credits(1) ELECTY-318 Electrical Power Distribution 1A ‡ ...... 5(1) ELECTY-319 Electrical Power Distribution 1B ‡ ....... 4(1) ELECTY-320 Electrical Principles and Applied Math 1 ‡ ............................................. 4(1) ELECTY-321 Line Mechanic Rescue and Safety ‡ .... 2(2) ELECTY-322 Electrical Power Distribution 2A ‡ ...... 5(2) ELECTY-323 Electrical Power Distribution 2B ‡ ...... 4(2) ELECTY-324 Electrical Principles and Applied Math 2 ‡ ............................................. 4(2) ENG-340 Workplace Communication ................ 2
TOTAL CREDITS: 30( ) Semester order for full-time students.‡ Prerequisite required. Program curriculum requirements are subject to change.
Current MATC students should consult their Academic Program Plan for speci� c curriculum requirements.
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