Electrical Technology majors
Develop the practical skills needed to install, troubleshoot, and maintain photovoltaic, wind turbine, and solar thermal systems.
Students also may have the opportunity to benefit from interactions with Penn College's National Sustainable Structures Center, one of the nation's premier resources for technical training and education in the field.
Median annual wages of electrical and electronic engineering technicians were $53,240 in May 2008. (source)
"What's unique about my education from Penn College is that it's one of a few that offers this growing program. The equipment is always changing to suit an ever-changing world of technology. Several companies I have talked with say that Penn College offers a major that suits their needs. Furthermore, we are taught more than what they expect, keeping in mind that several education moments have to be acquired in the field and on the jobsite first hand."
Carl Gravely, Building Automation Technology
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Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Building Automation Technology
- building automation-engineering technicians
- HVAC temperature controls project engineer
- controls-focused service technician
- automation design engineer
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Electrical Technology
- Industrial maintenance
- Field service technician
- Residential or commercial/industrial electrician
- Electrical laboratory technician
Electromechanical Maintenance Technology
- Commercial/industrial maintenance technician
- Building superintendent
- Maintenance superviser
Renewable Energy Technologies
- wind turbine installer
- photovoltaic system installer
- solar thermal system installer
- renewable energy technician
Electrical Occupations
- Electrical troubleshooter
- Power company employee
- Electrical tester or inspector
- Self-employment in residential and commercial wiring
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