The Facilities Engineering Technology program will prepare individuals for employment in jobs requiring multiple maintenance competencies. These competencies will allow graduates to obtain general maintenance positions in a variety of industries. Graduates will have gained knowledge in electrical applications and practices; refrigeration and air conditioning systems; and drywall, painting, and construction methods.
The program has been revised in response to industry needs. Note that some of the courses are undergoing revision or development.
Program prerequisites: (1) Placement in ENG 21 or higher and MATH 22 or higher; (2) “C” or higher in CARP 19; or (3) approval of instructor.
The program will offer a Certificate of Completion upon completion of 18 required credit hours and 5 elective credit hours. Among the required coursework are courses dealing with safety and regulations, introduction to building maintenance, interior finishing, plumbing repair and maintenance, basic fundamentals of air conditioning and refrigeration, and computing literacy and applications. Elective courses allow students to choose from other skill sets, such as small engine repair, blueprint reading, carpentry repair and maintenance, general electronics, and general welding.