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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY:ELECTRICAL ENGINERING TECHNOLOGY / A.A.S. DEGREE

Ammerman
Hegis Code: 5310
Curriculum Code: 301-1
 

This program is for students who wish to study for technical careers in electronics and related fields. Students are prepared for careers in industry or business as electronic technicians or engineer assistants, or they may adapt their degree for transfer to baccalaureate degree programs.
Emphasis is placed on classroom study and laboratory training in electricity, electronics, microcontrollers, telecommunications and networking. The techical subjects are supplemented with courses in English, Mathematics, Physics and communication.

Students entering industry or business can find careers as production or lab technicians, engineer assistants, or field-service representatives in the area of communications, computers, control and measurement, medical electronics, consumer and office equipment, and other electronics-related fields.

Students planning to transfer to four-year colleges should consult with the departnment for their selection of courses. Typical programs to which the A.A.S. degree transfers includes the Bachelor of Electrical Technology(B.E.T.) and the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology (B.S.E.T.).

Admission Procedures and Requirements
For placement for the FIRST SEMESTER, entering students must have completed Mathematics A in high school and qualify for MA61; students who enter at the MA27 level can start in the program, but must complete the MA61 and MA62 sequence to graduate.


FIRST SEMESTER: 18.5 credits Lec. Lab Cr.
OS15: Freshman Seminar 1.5 1.5
EG11: Standard Freshman Composition 3 3
TE12: Electricity I 3 2 4
TE13: Digital Electronics I 3 2 4
TE15: Technical Problem Solving 2 1
* MA61: Fundamentals of PreCalculus I 4 4
Physical Education Elective 2 1
   
SECOND SEMESTER: 18 credits Lec. Lab. Cr.
TE21: Electronic applications of Mathematics 2 1
TE22: Electronics I 3 2 4
TE24: Electricity II 3 2 4
TE27: Electrical Construction 2 1
TE28: Digital Electronics II 2 2 3
* MA62: Fundamentals of PreCalculus II 4 4
Physical Education Elective 2 1
         
THIRD SEMESTER: 17 credits Lec. Lab. Cr.
TE31: Electricity III 4 4
TE36: Electronics II 2 2 3
TE38: Digital Electronics III 2 2 3
* PH53: College Physics I 3 2 4
CO11: Introduction to Human Communication 3 3
         
FOURTH SEMESTER: 19 credits Lec. Lab. Cr.
** English Elective 3 3
Social Science Elective 3 3
TE41: Analogue Communications 2 2 3
TE42: Data Communications 2 2 3
TE43: Advanced Electronics 2 2 3
TE51: CISCO Computer Networking 3 3 4
         
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 72.5

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Students intending to transfer to baccalaureate programs are advised to take MA87 and possibly PH54 before transferring. Transfer students should check with the department for advisement.

**Recommended: EG21.
 Courses that constitute the major in this
curriculum These courses constitute the major courses in this curriculum.

REQUIRED CREDIT DISTRIBUTION
Electrical Technology 44 credits
Mathematics/Science 12 credits
English 6 credits
Humanities 3 credits
Social Science 3 credits
Freshman Seminar 1.5 credits
Physical Education 2 credits
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