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The Electromechanical Technology-Instrumentation (ETI) program is designed to provide students with advanced industrial electromechanical skills with an emphasis in electrical motors, AC drives, DC controls, programmable logic controllers, instrumentation, and precision maintenance. Graduates of the ETI program should possess the solid foundational knowledge and maintenance skills necessary to successfully compete for high-demand, high-wage jobs in advanced technological workplace settings. Examples of such maintenance jobs includes electrical and instrumentation technicians, electrical and mechanical technicians, industrial mechanics, millwrights and other related jobs. It should be noted, however, that work experience is necessary to becoming a master technician in this career
field.

The course prerequisites for enrolling in the Electromechanical Technology-Instrumentation (ETI) program are satisfactory completion of all the courses required for the one-year Electromechanical Technology Technical Certificate. Additionally, all the credits earned in ETI program will apply toward an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Industrial Technology degree. Students ultimately desiring to pursue the AAS in Industrial Technology should make note of the general education course requirements when scheduling their classes each semester or term.

The length of the Electromechanical Technology-Instrumentation program for a full-time student is two (2) semesters and (1) summer term. The program costs are approximately $3,380 for tuition and fees and approximately $1,175 for books and supplies.

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