Electro-Mechanical System Fundamentals
Non-Credit Option
Earners of the EMS Fundamentals prepare for entry positions in industrial facilities, specifically those that require the operation of hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical motor controls and associated precision measurement tools. Earners can read and interpret basic electrical and mechanical schematics to troubleshoot, perform calculations used in the trade, and demonstrate communication skills for the workplace.
This microcredential prepares students for entry positions in industrial facilities, specifically those requiring the operation of hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical motor controls and associated precision measurement tools. Earners are able to read and interpret basic electrical and mechanical schematics to troubleshoot, perform calculations used in the trade, and demonstrate communication skills for the workplace. Upon matriculation, individuals who successfully complete this microcredential earn 4 credits to fulfill Cayuga Community College’s ELEC 221 Industrial Maintenance Practices course.
This credit may be applied to Cayuga’s Electrical Technology AAS, Industrial Maintenance Technology certificate, or Advanced Manufacturing certificate programs.