2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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Second Term
ETP 0181 Lineman Apprenticeship II 4-80
ETP 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320
Summer Term
ETP 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 400
First Term
THIRD YEAR
ETP 0182 Lineman Apprenticeship III 4-80
ETP 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320
Second Term
ETP 0182 Lineman Apprenticeship III 4-80
ETP 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320
First Term
FOURTH YEAR
ETP 0183 Lineman Apprenticeship IV 4-80
ETP 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320
Second Term
ETP 0183 Lineman Apprenticeship IV 4-80
ETP 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320
Summer Term
ETP 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 400
ETP 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 400
ELECTRIC LINE SERVICE REPAIR
Occupational Certificate
Program Code: 3300
Description of Program: The Post-Secondary Adult
Vocational (PSAV) certificate in Electric Line Service Repair
prepares you to work as an electric line technician in the
construction, maintenance and repair of electric utility
overhead and underground systems. You will combine
electrical distribution system classroom study with laboratory
and practical applications in the course of the program. You
will master competencies expected of the trade such as
electrical distribution safe work practices; basic electrical
theory; overhead pole line and underground electrical
construction operation and maintenance and electrical
distribution equipment installation. Upon completion of
the program, you will receive the PSAV certificate and will
possess the necessary skills for employment in the electric
utility field as an electric line service and repair technician.
Length: 1500 contact hours / 50 occupational credits
Prefix Number Course Title Contact Hrs.
ETP 0178 Basic Electricity for Line Workers 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0179 Safe Work Practices 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0170 Pole Climbing, Ropes, and Rigging 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0173 Trucks and Excavation Equipment 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0174 Electrical Distribution Structures 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0175 Underground Distribution 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0171 Pole Line Equipment I 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0172 Pole Line Equipment II 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0177 Installing Overhead Conductors 45
ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab 90
ETP 0949 Co-op Work Experience in Electrical
Distribution 135
TRA 0260 CDL for Electrical Line Service I 60
TRA 0261 CDL for Electrical Line Service II 45
TRA 0262 CDL for Electrical Line Service III 45
Labs: With the approval of the program chair and course instructor
and contingent upon meeting the program provisions, credit for labs/
proficiencies may be earned on-the-job, given for experience, and/
or ETP 0176L Electrical Distribution Lab.
NOTE: Many of the courses will be offered concurrently with courses
for the two-year A.A.S. degree curriculum in Electrical Distribution
Technology. The number of students enrolled in the PSAV program
will determine whether additional courses for PSAV program students
will be offered. It may be possible to complete the program in less than
two years. Lab hours and internship/co-op hours may be used
interchangeably.
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
(Electronics Engineering Technology)
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE
Program Code: 2130
Description of Program: The A.A.S. degree in Electronics
Engineering (Electronics Engineering Technology) prepares
you for employment in the electronics field, in such areas as
technology, engineering and science; in various disciplines
involving research, design, manufacturing, electronic
equipment sales, computers, communications, and industrial
control systems. You will be provided the knowledge and skills
needed to assist engineers in the application of electrical
and electronics principles and procedures to the areas of
design, development, production, testing, and maintenance.
Course content includes, but is not limited to basic concepts
of electricity and electronics, theory and use of electrical and
electronic test instruments, interpretation of circuit diagrams,
basic electrical and electronics technical drawing, and digital
electronics with emphasis on minicomputer systems.
Length: Two (2) years (68 credit hours)
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