Electric Vehicle Engineering Technology - A.A.S.

Electric Vehicle Engineering Technology - A.A.S.

two female EV Engineering Tech students working in a garage

Curriculum Details

Drive the Future with Electric Vehicle Training

Earn your Electric Vehicle Engineering Technology (EVET) associate degree at Chattanooga State. In just two years, you’ll gain hands-on training with real Electric Vehicle (EV) components while learning to safely service and maintain the vehicles shaping the future of transportation: electric cars, buses, trucks, boats, trains, and even planes.

Our electric vehicle technician program is designed with industry needs in mind. You’ll graduate prepared for in-demand careers in EV manufacturing, maintenance, and charging infrastructure. Along the way, you’ll earn stackable credentials that boost your résumé and transferable college credits that keep the door open for advanced degree options.

The careers of tomorrow start here.

 


Electric Vehicle Careers

  • Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Technician
  • Power Electronics Engineering Technician
  • Power Storage and Battery Management Systems
  • High Voltage System Integration and Repair
  • Vehicle Systems Integration Specialist
  • Advanced Technology Manufacturing Technician 

 


Salary

Location 

Annual Median Salary 

Hourly Median Wage 

United State 

$77,180 

$45.58 

Tennessee 

$62,050 

$37.81 

(Data Source)
 


Curriculum 

  • EVET 1010 – Introduction to Electric Vehicle Technology
  • EVET 1120 – Braking Systems
  • EVET 1130 – Steering & Suspension System
  • MECH 1310 – Electrical Components
  • EVET 1240 – Electrical & Chassis Control Systems
  • EVET 1250 – Climate Control & Thermal Management Systems
  • ENST 1313 – CAD for Electronics
  • MECH 2320 – Motor Control
  • EVET 2120 – EV Power Electronics & Propulsion
  • EVET 2230 – Battery Systems, Management, & High Voltage Safety
  • EVET 2250 – High Voltage Architecture & Integration
  • EVET 2790 – EV Capstone