Course Information Package
The Electrical Program is an associate degree program that aims to provide students with technical knowledge and practical skills for the installation, operation, and maintenance of energy systems. The program covers fundamental areas such as electrical circuits, electrical machines, installation systems, automation technologies, and energy efficiency. Program Structure
- Fundamental Electrical Knowledge: Direct current and alternating current circuits, circuit elements
- Electrical Machines: Transformers, motors, generators, and control systems
- Installation and Project Planning: Residential and industrial electrical installations, blueprint reading and drawing
- Measurement and Testing Techniques: Multimeters, insulation testers, energy analyzers
- Automation Systems: PLC programming, SCADA applications, sensor technologies
- Energy Efficiency: Load management, compensation, sustainable energy applications
- Occupational Health and Safety: Electrical risks, protective equipment, regulatory knowledge
Learning Outcomes
Students who successfully complete the program will be able to:
- Analyze electrical systems and perform circuit installations
- Understand the operating principles of electrical machines and perform maintenance and repair procedures
- Program and diagnose automation systems
- Read and translate technical drawings and project documentation into practice
- Create a work environment that complies with electrical safety regulations
Career Opportunities
Graduates will: They can work as electrical technicians, maintenance personnel, automation support specialists, or project implementers in energy production and distribution companies, industrial facilities, automation companies, electrical project offices, and public institutions.
The program is structured in line with the qualifications determined by the Ministry of National Education and the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) and is supported by internship and practical training modules.
