Academic Map:

• Level 2 Certificates: 
• Non-Licensed Operator
• Electrical Technician
• Instrumentation & Control Technician
• AAS:
• Track A: Non-Licensed Operator Specialty
• Track B: Electrical Technician Specialty
• Track C: Instrumentation & Control Technician Specialty
• Track D: Mechanical Technician Specialty

Level II Certificates

Non-Licensed Operator

Electrical Technician

Instrumentation & Control Technician

The Non-Licensed Operator, Electrical Technician, or Instrumentation & Control Technician certificates are standalone or may be used as specialty enhancements to existing related degrees: Nuclear Power Technology, Process Technology, Manufacturing Technology or other AAS Degrees by providing students more flexibility in their employment options.

The certificate programs meet requirements for ACAD 08-005 and prepare individuals to apply basic engineering technology principles, mechatronics, and other technical skills in support of maintenance and operational requirements of electrical, instrumentation and control, and mechanical equipment used in many sectors of industry; including power generation, chemical processing, manufacturing and others.

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AAS Degree

Track A:  Non-Licensed Operator Specialty

Track B:  Electrical Technician Specialty

Track C:  Instrumentation & Control Technician Specialty

Track D:  Mechanical Technician Specialty

This program is designed to prepare students for entry level employment in the nuclear/power generation industry and will provide the academic and technical competencies required.  Students can obtain only one AAS Degree in one of four specialty areas:  Non-Licensed Operator, Electrical Technician, Instrumentation & Control Technician, or Mechanical Technician.  Students enrolled in the AAS degree has nuclear core coursework during the first two semesters and must then select a specialty track to complete the final two semesters of the program to complete the AAS degree.