Building Automation Systems

Building Automation Systems (BAS) controls technicians use automation and control systems to monitor and control building wide systems, such as HVAC, lighting, alarms, and security access and cameras.

Building Automation Systems includes Level 1 and Level 2 certificates. This BAS Level 1 comprehensive training program covers the functions a BAS Contractor performs on a project and the major phases of a typical BAS project; describes how controllers and devices are organized into various levels of a generalized controls pyramid; programs the Easy I/O controller to include all necessary inputs and monitoring devices commonly used in BAS industry; and conducts commissioning and loop-tuning activities of a typical building automation control system.

The BAS program offers Internships and mentoring opportunities with industry leaders and is an excellent entry-point for students contemplating a career in engineering.

The pay range for "controls technicians," an entry-level job, is $37,700-$80,900, that's better than retail or fast foods!

For students new to the field including career changers and military veterans, tuition may be free thanks to a generous grant from Johnson Controls. Almost everyone else will qualify for STIT funding from the State of Utah, which reduces tuition by 50%.

WTBA140

Building Automation Systems Fundamentals

Credit Hours: 15

Semester: TBD

Price: $321.50

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WTBA150

Building Automation Systems Basic Electrical Concepts

Credit Hours: 45

Semester: TBD

Price: $400

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WTBA160

Building Automation Systems Devices and Control Theory

Credit Hours: 38

Semester: TBD

Price: $610.50

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WTBA170

Building Automation Systems Fire & Alarm Systems

Credit Hours: 45

Semester: TBD

Price: $515

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WTBN270

Building Automation Systems Networking

Credit Hours: 20

Semester: TBD

Price: $515

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WTBN280

Building Automation Systems Logic and Programming

Credit Hours: 30

Semester: TBD

Price: $515

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Funding Sources

Utah residents who have lived in the state for at least 12 months may qualify for Short Term Intensive Training (STIT) funding, which covers up to 50% of tuition costs for this program.

How to apply for STIT funding:

  1. Complete and submit the STIT Funding Application.
  2. Receive your approval email and discount code.
  3. Register for the program using your discount code.

Program Terms and Conditions

  • Funding is based on Utah residency of a minimum of 12 months.
  • You must complete a STIT application to determine eligibility.
  • STIT funding is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.