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Electrical Transmission Systems Technology
This accredited program, offered entirely online, prepares students for work as system operators and electrical dispatchers within the electrical industry. Access to course work will be available anytime over the Internet, making participation flexible for shift workers in the industry. Students who complete the program may earn an Associate in Applied Science degree.
The curriculum, was developed through a partnership in 2003 with several industry partners, includes 18 technical courses to be delivered sequentially in three phases, with six courses in each phase.
Students will learn all aspects of the industry, including how the electrical system operates and the role system operators take in ensuring safe and reliable power delivery to their customers.
Industry forecasts a strong job market for applicants in the electrical field due to an aging workforce. This career path offers great pay, in addition to interesting and rewarding careers for system operators or dispatchers.
Prospective students should be prepared for the physical demands of the work of entry-level technician positions when considering this program. Typical industry entry-level position requirements include passing a physical exam, which may include: lifting 50+ pounds, climbing ladders, working in confined spaces, heights, etc. When applying for jobs applicants may also be required to pass a drug screen and an eye exam, including the ability to distinguish between colors accurately.
Credits from this program can be applied to BSC's Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Energy Management.
For more information, please go online to http://energy.bismarckstate.edu/programs/etst/.
If you have questions please contact:
Energy Technology Academic Advisor
1-800-852-5685 or 701-224-2443
Mary Sennert, Mary.Sennert@bismarckstate.edu
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