Recent SemestersFall 2026, Summer 2026, Spring 2026, Fall 2025, Summer 2025Class SizeNot publishedCredits0.5PrerequisiteNone. Transfers ToNot transferableDescriptionStudent Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to: create simple electronic schematics using basic schematic symbols. apply electrical concepts to measure and evaluate resistance, capacitance, and inductive devices. compare and contrast series and parallel resistive, capacitance, and inductive circuits. describe the components in a grid-tie or battery PV system. assess safety hazards when working with PV systems. identify and employ common hand tools to construct a simulated roof structure and install a solar PV system. calculate the gauge wire and conduit size for a given solar PV panel array per National Electrical Code (NEC) standards. inspect and repair malfunctioning components in a solar PV system. evaluate different types of solar inverters and solar PV panels to determine which configurations would have the highest efficiency and most power output for a given situation. use industry software and measuring tools to determine solar PV panel string-size, yearly solar radiance, and yearly power output. Career Information This certificate prepares the student for electronic technician positions in industries that also include solar PV systems in remote locations such as the telecommunications industry. Energy (ENERGY) Courses 