May 9, 2018 - Lead Site/Service Technician. ⢠Facility Energy ... AAS degree in Energy Systems Technology. (EST) with
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Facilities Energy Management at Walla Walla Community College
https://dept.wwcc.edu/energy
The Program Graduates of the Facilities Energy Management concentration will have the knowledge and skills to: • Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain electricalmechanical equipment, such as: pumps, compressors, motors, valves, gates, heaters, chillers, and fans • Manage energy efficiency of heating, cooling, and electrical systems within buildings or campuses • Repair or replace wiring, equipment, and instruments safely to NEC standards.
Career Opportunities
Career Path: Median starting wage: $22.64 hourly, $47,080 annual • Mechanic and Installer • Lead Site/Service Technician • Facility Energy Manager
WWCC Degree Options • AAS degree in Energy Systems Technology (EST) with concentration in Facilities Energy Management. • Certificate is available after successful completion of first three quarters of the EST degree. • Completion of additional EST concentrations is an option.
The Facilities Energy Management concentration is for students who want to monitor, manage, and maintain building and campus-scale heating, cooling, ventilation, electrical, and related systems through use of direct digital controls. Employment in this area is projected to grow much faster than most occupations.
For More Information Jason Selwitz, Ph.D. • (509) 527-3678 •
[email protected]
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Energy Systems Technology Degree
Concentration: Facilities Energy Management Require Coursework for:
The following courses are required for the concentration in:
The actual order and specific coursework may vary depending on student placement, start date, and quarter. Please check with your advisor prior to any substitutions.
The actual order and specific coursework may vary depending on student placement, start date, and quarter. Please check with your advisor prior to any substitutions.
Electrical Systems Technology Core
Facilities Energy Management
Fall Quarter
Fall Quarter
Course #
Course Name
Credits 5
Course #
Course Name
EST 145
Industrial Safety and Rigging
EST 131
EST 240
Introduction to Basic Electronics
5
Principles of Electricity Theory
5
EST 235
Introduction to Solar PV and Applications
3
AMATH 107*
Applied Mathematics (M)
5
EST 263
Heating Systems
5
EST 260
Introduction to the National Electrical Code
2
EST 159
Hydraulics & Pneumatics
3
Total Credits
17
Credits
Total Credits
Winter Quarter
16
Winter Quarter
EST 132
Principles of Electricity AC Application
5
WELD 141
Welding Basics
4
AENG 100
Applied Writing (W + J)
5
WTM 221
Pump Applications
3
EST 100
Refrigeration Basics
5
EST 115
Industrial Mechanics
5
ENT 112
Blueprint Reading
2 Total Credits
17
Min. Credits
Spring Quarter
12
Spring Quarter
EST 133
Introduction to Controls
5
EST 255
Direct Digital Controls
5
EST 150
Electric Motors and Motor Maintenance
3
EST 106
Process Control Instrumentation and Troubleshooting
5
IFA 022
AHA Heartsaver First Aid
0.4
EST 225
Commercial Air Conditioning Systems
4
ACOM 102
Applied Communications (O/R/L)
5
EST 265
Commercial Refrigeration
5
EST 110
Refrigeration Components Total Credits Total Certificate Credits
Certificate can be earned by completing first 3 quarters of program.
5 18.4 52.4
Total Credits (min.) Total Degree Credits (min.)
*OCSUP/AMATH 105 and OCSUP/AMATH 106 are for Certificate completion only, not for degree completion. The following courses can be substituted for identified related instruction courses. (W) Written Communication: ENGL 097 or higher (M) Computation / Mathematics: AMATH (OCSUP) 107 or higher MATH (O) Oral Communications: Any O course (J) Job Seeking Skills: Any J course (R) Human Relations: Any R course (L) Leadership: Any L course CIP-47.0101 EPC 780A Energy Systems Technology Degree (with Facilities Energy Management concentration) Updated: 5/9/2018 Walla Walla Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in programs and activities.
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