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| EPC graduates who specialize in Electrical Systems can look forward to top-notch career opportunities as automation specialists, building maintenance technicians, electricians, electrical maintenance technicians, electrical systems designers, engineering assistants, industrial maintenance engineers, motor control specialists, relay testing technicians, and residential electricians. Graduate job responsibilities may include designing systems or installing, testing, troubleshooting and maintaining an assortment of electrical equipment such as motors, drives and programmable logic controllers (PLCs). |
- Follow instructions and document observations;
- Understand and apply scientific concepts;
- Operate with minimal supervision;
- Work well alone or as part of a team; and
- Learn new skills and concepts on their own.
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TSTC has conferred more associate degrees than any public two-year college
in the nation in the Engineering-related Technologies/Technicians and in the
state of Texas in Communication and Information Sciences and Support
Services category, according to June 2009 edition of "Community College
Week" magazine. Graduates will earn an Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
degree from TSTC Waco.
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