First Semester / First 8 Weeks
10-480-101 Renewable Energy - Sustainable.pdf
10-660-116 Introduction to AC-DC.pdf
First Semester / Second 8 Weeks
10-482-126 Introduction to Solar.pdf
Second Semester / First 8 Weeks
10-664-100 Automatio 1 Control Logic.pdf
10-620-100 Fluids 1 Basic Pneumatics.pdf
10-660-101 Digital 1 Logic.pdf
10-482-132 Photovoltaics-Design & Site.pdf
Second Semester / Second 8 Weeks
10-620-140 Machine Wiring and Safety.pdf
10-660-102 Digital 2 Sequential.pdf
10-664-101 Automation 2 Motor Control.pdf
10-620-101 Fluids 2 Basic Hydraulics.pdf
Third Semester / First 8 Weeks
10-482-133 Photovoltaics-Advanced.pdf
10-481-114 Intro to Energy Management.pdf
10-403-100 Blueprint Reading Intro.pdf
Third Semester / Second 8 Weeks
10-482-127 Solar Storage & EV Charging-not complete
10-481-109 Commercial HVACR Analysis.pdf
Fourth Semester / First 8 Weeks
10-482-128 PV Monitoring & Troubleshoot-not complete
Fourth Semester / Second 8 Weeks
10-483-106 Solar Advanced System Design.pdf
No tools are required for this program.
The Solar Program survey that asked employers to rank key technical and professional skills being taught, to identify additional important skills, and to list training their organizations currently provide is being analyzed. The results will summarized by the Solar Instructor and discussed with the Advisory Committee. It will be determined whether the current curriculum meets industry needs.
Solar Energy Survey Results.pdf
To start your own training or for more information on the report, contact Howard.Herrild@nwtc.edu.
Solar Energy Technology Associate DegreeThe Solar Energy Technology program provides installers, designers, and technical sales personnel the skills to assess sites; design systems; install, operate, and maintain solar electric and solar thermal systems for residential and commercial applications in the growing renewable energy industry. Potential employment possibilities will be with existing solar, electrical, and mechanical contractors to help expand their offerings of solar energy technologies. Other possible areas of employment are with energy consulting firms, design firms and utilities. With additional education and experience, graduates can expand their careers to energy analyst, journeyperson electrician/plumber, project manager, energy engineer, and environmental consultant.
Explore renewable energy generation systems with a focus on solar electric (photovoltaic) systems.
