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Spring 2024 registration opens October 30

Spring classes will fill quickly! Make sure you have a plan for Spring classes so you can register early and enroll in the classes you need to reach your goals. Need guidance? Our academic advising office is here to help!

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Why choose Electrical at PPSC?

The Electrical Technology Pathway teaches Electrical Safety, Electrical Theory, National Electrical Code, Hand Bending, Electrical Construction Drawings, Residential Electrical Services, Conductor Installations, Control Systems & Fundamental Concepts, and Grounding & Bonding skills, all of which prepare students for National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) certification and for eventual employment in the construction trades.

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AAS Degree - Building and Construction Technology with an Electrical Emphasis

The Associate of Applied Science degree in Building and Construction Technology with an emphasis in electrical provides students with technical knowledge and skills.

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  • CIS 1018 - Introduction to PC Applications (3) or CSC 1005 - Computer Literacy (3)
  • COM 1150 - Public Speaking (3) or COM 2250 - Organizational Communication (3)
  • ENG 1020 - Technical Writing I (3) or ENG 1021 - English Composition I (3)
  • MAT 1140 - Career Math (3)
  • Choose three (3) credit hours from the following
    • PSY 1001 - General Psychology I (3)
    • PSY 1005 - Psychology of Workplace Relationships (3)
    • SPA 1001 - Conversational Spanish I (3)

 

Courses & Credit Hours

  • AEC 1200 - Print Reading Residential/Commercial (3)
  • AEC 2660 - Construction Safety & Loss Prevention (2)
  • CON 1020 - Building Materials and Environmental Impact (3)
  • CON 1042 - International Residential Code (IRC) (4)
  • CON 1057 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Core (5)
  • CON 1062 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Electrical I (6)
  • CON 1063 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Electrical II (6)
  • CON 1064 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Electrical III (6)
  • CON 1065 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Electrical IV (6)
  • CON 2080 - Internship (0-12) or CON 2089 - Capstone: Construction (0-12) - minimum 1 credit hour
  • EIC 1860 - National Electrical Code I (4)
  • EIC 1861 - National Electrical Code II (4)
  • EIC 2817 - Electrical Estimating/Costing (4)
  • OSH 1310 - 10-HR Construction Industry Standards (1)

Total Credit Hours for Electrical Degree: 70

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Certificate Options

Courses and Credit Hours

  • CON 1057 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Core (5)
  • CON 1062 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Electrical I (6)
  • CON 1063 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Electrical II (6)
  • EIC 1860 - National Electrical Code I (4)

Total Credit Hours: 21

Courses and Credit Hours

  • AEC 2660 - Construction Safety & Loss Prevention (2)
  • CON 1064 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Electrical III (6)
  • CON 1065 - National Center for Construction Education & Research Electrical IV (6)
  • EIC 1860 - National Electrical Code II (4)
  • EIC 2817 - Electrical Estimating/Costing (4)

Total Credit Hours: 22

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Faculty Contacts

Dave Frankmore
Department Chair
Dave.Frankmore@pikespeak.edu  
719-502-3260

Dave Frankmore
Carpentry, Plumbing, Masonry
Dave.Frankmore@pikespeak.edu  
719-502-3260

Jeff Stuber
Electrical
Jeff.Stuber@pikespeak.edu 
719-502-3548

Advising Team

CHTSAdvising@pikespeak.edu 
719-502-3232