Electrical Engineering Technician
This program is designed to give you a very specific set of skills to level up your career and employability.
What You'll Learn
Acquire the electrical design, safety, and diagnostic skills that keep technology running.
This program blends theory and practice to teach you circuit design, electronics, and troubleshooting. With steady regional demand for skilled technicians, you’ll be prepared for careers in manufacturing, energy, and automation—or to continue your studies in electrical or computer engineering. You’ll graduate with the problem-solving and technical skills employers value.
Program Requirements
| Duration | Format | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Semester | In-Person | 8 |
Additional Notes:
- At least fifty percent (50%) of required courses must be taken through Tompkins Cortland Community College (not via transfer credit, testing, or experiential learning).
- A minimum number of unique courses/credits are not required to earn an additional, similar, microcredential.
- In accord with existing college policy, no more than six credits may be taken for a pass/fail grade.
- Course substitutions will be considered on a case-by-case basis using the existing Course Waiver process.
- Students who are pursuing a microcredential but are not also matriculated at TC3 in pursuit of an associate degree or certificate are not eligible for federal or state financial aid.
| CourseID | Course Name | Credits | Minimum Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| ELEC102 | Introduction to Electrical Engineering Applications | 4 | |
| DRAF107 | Engineering Graphics | 2 | |
| CAPS121 | Introduction to Spreadsheets | 1 | |
| CAPS123 | Advanced Spreadsheets | 1 |
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Take on as much (or as little) as you want. Our microcredentials and certificates provide you with credits to apply to 2-year programs – when you’re ready!