Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology

   • Demonstrate technical skills in a variety of electrical fields, apply these skills to
      new developments in these fields, and apply accepted safety standards.
   • Demonstrate the ability to design, develop, and analyze electrical circuits and
      systems.
   • Complete parts lists and order forms that demonstrate knowledge of catalogs and
      of coding and numbering systems for devices, hardware, and materials.
   • Interpret and develop blueprints, schematic diagrams, and wiring plans and
      transform them into functioning projects that conform to the National Electrical
      Code and/or other specifications.
   • Evaluate electrical circuits and systems and communicate the results of such
      evaluations verbally or in writing.
   • Demonstrate basic knowledge of construction procedures and electrical wiring
      techniques.
   • Demonstrate knowledge of the use of test equipment and the electrical theory
      used in troubleshooting repair, and operation of circuits, systems, and equipment.
   • Demonstrate knowledge of the theory and mechanics of rotating machinery,
      programmable controllers, transformers, and instrumentation.
   • Demonstrate leadership skills.