Located in North Huntsville, Alabama, J. F. Drake State Technical College provides several degree programs for those wanting an electrical career. Students can choose the Industrial Electronics Technology program to use diagnostic equipment to repair and test electrical equipment. Another possibility is to apply for the Electrical Technology degree program if a student wants an in-depth education on the installation, testing and maintenance of electrical systems. Each class at J. F. Drake State Technical College typically has 20 students for every teacher and yearly enrollment sees around 1,344 students overall.
J. F. Drake State Technical College
3421 Meridian Street
North Huntsville, AL 35811
256-539-8161
dstc.cc.al.us
The Electrical Technology degree program at Calhoun Community College is located at the school's Decatur campus in Tanner, Alabama. Graduating students with an education in electrical technology can move on to entry-level careers in wiring, conduit bending, distribution systems and more. The degree program gives students everything they need to know in order to have a career as an electrical technician. Calhoun Community College serves almost 10,000 total students.
Calhoun Community College
Decatur Campus
6250 Hwy. 31 N
Tanner, AL 35671
256-306-2500
calhoun.edu
Gadsden State Community College provides both Electrical Engineering and Electronic Engineering Technology degrees. An Electrical Engineering Technology degree requires classes, such as Residential Wiring Methods, Electrical Grounding Systems and Introduction to Robotics. A degree in Electronic Engineering Technology requires classes such as Power Systems, Installation Practices and Fiber Optics. Gadsden State Community College provides classes both online and at its campuses.
Gadsden State Community College
P. O. Box 227
Gadsden, AL 35902
256-549-8200
gadsdenstate.edu