Electrical

Program Statement

This program prepares students to work as technicians in many positions for which training in electricity and electronics technology is required. Some of the most common areas with job opportunities are industrial manufacturing, research and development laboratory, field service, solar energy and technical sales. 

Program Information

• All technical courses use computer applications, and laboratories are equipped with modern test equipment.  
• Every technical course has a related laboratory, which provides hands-on experience.  
• Students should be in a Math (MTH) course every semester until they have completed their sequence. 
• For students with adequate mathematical preparedness, and interested in transfer, PHY 211: General Physics I can be substituted for PHY 101: Technical Physics I. 
• Completing courses in the summer will reduce fall and spring semester course loads. 
• Oral Communication General Education Competency Infused. 

After Bristol

• Graduates can work as an equipment installation technician, central office technician, computer technician, engineering assistant, manufacturing lab technician, solar technician, field service and installation technician, or customer support specialist. 
• If you are considering transferring to a four-year institution, speak with your advisor and visit Transfer Services for additional information.