Mohawk Valley Community College

Microcredential in

Motors and Controls Specialists

This course is eligible for financial aid for qualified students.

Mohawk Valley Community College

Utica, NY 13501

Face to Face

Delivery

3 Semesters

Estimated time to complete

10.3 CEUs

Continuing education units

$2,400.00

Estimated cost*

What you'll learn

Take the wheel of the dynamic industries reliant on motors with this cutting-edge microcredential. Tailored to cater to a diverse range of sectors, this Motors and Controls Specialists microcredential is meticulously crafted to address the unique demands of industries where AC and DC motors take the driver's seat. Whether you are gearing up manufacturing, automotive, robotics, or any field in need of motor expertise, this microcredential equips you with the skills and knowledge to drive progress in this versatile landscape. Successful completion of this microcredential prepares you for continued study, internships, apprenticeship or to apply for entry-level or junior positions such as electrical technician, field service technician, or instrumentation technician.

A face to face microcredential from Mohawk Valley Community College (10.3 CEUs). Registration is completed with Mohawk Valley Community College. Eligible for financial aid.

Prerequisites: High school diploma or equivalent

Who can enroll

Ages 18 and up.

Upcoming sections

Section 1:

Open

What you can earn

Motors and Controls Specialists Microcredential (Digital Badge)

Skills covered

Circuit Analysis

Electromagnetic Principles

Instrument Calibration

AC Circuit Analysis

Electrical Equipment Operation and Control

Magnetic Flux and Counter-Electromotive Force

Machinery Control Systems

AC Machinery and Controllers

Troubleshooting

Equipment Selection and Installation

Wiring

Machinery Maintenance

Electrical Measurement

Control System Integration

Electromechanical Concepts

Electronic Controls

Career outlook

Related occupations: Production Technician, Maintenance Technician, CNC Operator

Advanced manufacturing employers in New York report a shortage of skilled technicians.

* Estimated cost

Each campus will confirm final costs.