Summer/Fall 2008 schedule - all classes listed apply to DAS education requirements

Long Beach City College Electrical Program has been approved by the California Apprenticeship Council as "Approved School Number 101". The California Apprenticeship Council affirmed the January 1, 2006 deadline for certification for general electrician, residential electrician and fire life safety technician.

Students enrolling in the Electrical Technology Program for the first time in the day program should enroll in Elect 200A. Students starting the evening program or Saturday classes should enroll in Elect 202, 204 and 210A. See the Curriculum Guide for additional recommendations.

Certification information

Electrician Trainee application

List of Approved Schools

Apply for admission to LBCC online

Interested in teaching part time in the Electrical Program at LBCC, email Scott at sfraser@lbcc.edu (no attachments).

For additional information on electrician certification and program information call 562.938.4505 or 562.938.4294, email sfraser@lbcc.edu or jhauck@lbcc.edu

Vikings Invade Newfoundland

The Viking Explorers ROV Team with Electrical Technology instructor Scott Fraser (holding the big hammer) invaded St. John's Newfoundland for the 2007 MATE International ROV Competition last June. The team placed 5th overall and defeated all U.S. colleges and universities in the explorer division during the 3 day competition held at the Memorial University. Interested students from all majors can join the 2008 team already designing the new robot for next June. More information or contact Scott.

Sandie and Terry working as a team with a motor control trainer.

Sea turtle attacking the control tether of the underwater ROV built by the Electrical Department students during demonstrations at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, Ca. Watch Quicktime Video 5Mb

The Electrical Technology Department offers full day and evening programs. The day courses are scheduled at twice the classroom hours per week as the evening program and can be completed in as few as four semesters. The subject matter and unit requirements for the day and evening programs are the same. This allows the students the ability to switch between day and evening programs as their needs change.

The Networking classes are articulated with the Networking classes at LBUSD allowing Long Beach high school students to enter the program in advance standing. They receive full credit for the courses they skip. Other students with prior training or experience can enter the programs in advance standing and earn credit by exam for courses they skip.

Students who complete the Electrical Technology Program are fully prepared to work in all areas of the electrical industry.

The Associate of Science Degree is offered in Electrical Technology.

Certificates are offered in Electrical Technology, Traffic Signals, and Mechatronics.