Welcome to the Electrical Maintenance Specialist Program
Just the Facts
Entry: Fall or Spring
Length: 2 semesters
Award: Diploma
Admission Requirements
Admission to the college is granted to all individuals who are high school graduates or the equivalent. We encourage you to review our Getting Started Checklist for specific requirements for admission.
Program Information
The Electrical Maintenance Specialist program prepares students to be employed as technicians in the fields of electrical maintenance, installation and repair. The program was developed especially for industry and is valuable in the development, as well as their electronic, controller and computer devices. Graduates of this program are awarded a diploma.
Course Sequence
For recommended course sequence, please refer to the program guide or in the IWCC catalog. Electronic Engineering Technology course descriptions may also be found in the catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should pursue a diploma in Electrical Maintenance?
The Electrical Maintenance diploma is the beginning of our two-year degree. It also serves to upgrade the skills of current industry workers.
Will I get a good job after one year in school?
Most employers seek graduates with a two-year degree for their entry level positions. If you are already employed, this diploma will upgrade and enhance your skills for advancement.
If I commit to this one year program, how hard will it be to transition to the two-year AAS degree in EET?
You will have completed the first year of the two-year program. You will not miss a beat.
The Facility
Classrooms at Iowa Western have the latest technologies for faculty to deliver quality instruction. Iowa Western's spacious classroom and laboratory facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and technology.
The Electronic Engineering Technology program in its self-contained electronics and wiring labs give students the hand-on experience they need to prepare to enter the workforce upon graduation. The labs are equipped with the most up-to-date equipment and tools.
Our wireless network also allows students to access the internet from virtually anywhere on campus.
Scholarship Information
Iowa Western Community College has many scholarship opportunities available for new and continuing students. We encourage you to take a moment to explore these options by visiting our Scholarship Page - the few minutes it takes to fill out the application may literally pay off.
Come See Us for Yourself!
It is important to research the program you would like to study and school you would like to attend, but it is equally important that you experience both before making your selection. We encourage you to come experience Iowa Western for yourself by scheduling a visit or attending a program day.
Contact Information
Doug Corteville, Professor
Program Chair, Electronics Engineering Technology
2700 College Road, Box 4-C
Council Bluffs, IA 51502
(712) 325-3403 or 1-800-432-5852. ext. 3403