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NNMC Fall 2024 - Summer 2025 Catalog

Electrical Technology, AAS

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The Associate of Applied Sciences in Technical Trades (Electrical Technology) program will provide you with opportunities to develop marketable skills in five broad areas of the industry, including residential and commercial wiring, industrial electrical maintenance, and troubleshooting techniques.

Our graduates are well prepared for wide range of career opportunities. From wiring a single-family home to installing large switchgear. From lighting, control, phone, and data systems in large commercial buildings to system analysis, design, installation, and troubleshooting of industrial automated control systems, and variable frequency drives.

General Education (15 CR)

See Northern’s General Education Offerings .

Area I. Communications (6 CR)

Area IV: Social/Behavioral Sciences (3 CR)

Area V: Humanities (3 CR) or Area VI: Fine Arts (3 CR)

Additional Three Credit Hours (3 CR)

Support Courses (16 CR)

Non-transfer option

Transfer option

(For students who are interested to transfer to the NNMC Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology Program)

  • Electives from EET/MET/EECE/IT/EMET (15 CR) for support courses

Program Requirements (29 CR)

Total Credits: 60

Suggested Sequence of Courses

First Semester (13 CR)

Second Semester (16 CR)

Third Semester (15 CR)

Fourth Semester (16 CR)

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