Program Information
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Location: Oak Creek Campus
- Pathway: Manufacturing, Construction & Transportation
- Program Code: 05-481-3
- Offering: In-Person
- Degree Type: 2-Year Degree (Associate), Badge
- Start Dates: Based on individual program
About the Credential
Upon completion, the badge earner will be able to demonstrate a basic understanding of building control systems and the related electrical concepts. Understanding will be supported by hands-on skills of wiring of basic control circuits, testing using a digital multimeter, and the basic programming of controllers. Hands on skills are taught with safety in mind.
HOW TO earn a Credential
MATC’s digital badges are an easy way for earners to share their verifiable knowledge and skills both socially and professionally.
All MATC’s digital badges are earned when the identified course(s) within the badge are all completed with a grade of C or better. This more immediate method of delivering credentials allows our students to showcase their hard-earned skills faster and stand out to employers sooner.
Earning Criteria
| Course | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ABS 143 | Electrical Concepts & Control Theory 1 | 2-credit college-level course |
| ABS-144 | Control Theory 2 | 2-credit college-level course |
| ABS-145 | Control Theory 3 | 2-credit college-level course |
| TOTAL CREDITS | 6 |
Tuition for Individual MicroCredentials and Badges is paid for by the student. However, if you plan to further your education with a Technical Diploma or Associate Degree, financial aid and scholarships may be available. Please meet with your Pathway Advisor before registering for more information.
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