POWER PLANT FUNDAMENTALS



The Power Plant Fundamentals Program prepares students to be technicians and operators capable of understanding the entire system with which they work. Core courses cover the complex related mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical, thermal and sensory control systems used in modern industry.

Local career opportunities exist in all Northland district communities and throughout the state and nation. Technical employers include power plants, paper mills, saw mills, various utilities and communications companies and small to medium manufacturing companies.

For additional information about the Power Plant Fundamentals Program, contact the Program Coordinator at the Painted Desert Campus, (928) 524-7360.




Associate of Applied Science • 64 Cr.



Degree Verification


Check Sheet (front) links to a Microsoft Excel .xls file

Course List (back) links to a Microsoft Word .doc file

To earn an AAS in Power Plant Fundamentals the student must complete 17 credits of general education requirements, 24 credits in an Area of Specialization, 15 credits of required electives, and 8 credits of unrestricted electives.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS • 17 cr.



Communications • 6 cr.

Mathematics • 3 cr.

Computer Science • 6 cr.
Business • 2 cr.



Areas of Specialization



Power Fundamentals


Core Requirements • 24 cr.
Required Electives • 15 cr.

Complete a minimum of 15 credits from the List of Required Electives.

Unrestricted Electives • 8 cr.

Any unduplicated 100 or higher level courses




Maintenance Fundamentals


Core Requirements • 24 cr.
Required Electives • 15 cr.

Complete a minimum of 15 credits from the List of Required Electives.

Unrestricted Electives • 8 cr.

Any unduplicated 100 or higher level courses




LIST OF REQUIRED ELECTIVES


Student must complete a minimum of 15 credits from the following:




Certificate of Applied Science


To complete a Certificate of Applied Science degree in Power Plant Fundamentals, a student must complete the core requirements in an Area of Specialization, and ENL 101 or SPT 120, and MAT 101.








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