Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math

Electrical Engineering Technology

Get an education that pays with the 2-year Electrical Engineering Technology A.A.S. degree at Nashville State. Here, you will learn how to install, test, and maintain systems with circuit analysis and design, computer technology, and analog and digital electronics.

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In your courses you will study low voltage distribution, control systems, and power distribution systems along with the corresponding equipment. You’ll get a mix of theory and practice in a lab setting as you learn about AC and DC motors and generators, ladder logic, programmable logic controllers, power electronics, electrical codes, testing, measurement, and Computer Aided Drafting (CAD).

Length

Two years

COSTS

About $9,566 total in tuition and fees.

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After Nashville State

You will be prepared for several high-paying careers. Find a job as an Industrial Technician, Associate Electrical Engineer, PLC Technician, or in Utilities/Power Maintenance. Ask Career Services for help as you begin your search.

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Campus Availability: The majority of Culinary Arts courses are only offered on our White Bridge campus, however some may be available online. Gen ed courses are available on all campuses and online. To check current course offerings check class schedule.

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Get the Best Education from an Accredited Program

Our Electrical Engineering Technology program is accredited by the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE).

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Take your Education a Step Further

Once completed, this degree will transfer to a B.S. in Industrial Electronics Technology from Tennessee State University. Students interested in transferring to TSU after graduation must complete MATH 1730 prior to enrolling at TSU or take the class through TSU during their first semester.

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Credit for What You Know

You may be eligible to earn college credit based on the experience you already have. This experience could come from your job, the military, and more.

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