Electrical Engineering Technology, A.A.S.

The Electrical Engineering Technology, A.A.S. program prepares students for careers as electrical engineering technicians who assist engineers in the maintenance, installation, design, fabrication and testing of electrical and electronic devices and systems. Students in the program will obtain the scientific, electrical, and technical engineering skills necessary to function as contributing members of engineering teams. The Electrical Engineering Technology program incorporates the Basic Electronics certificate, which creates a stackable credential resulting in a pathway to a job as well as degree completion.

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Program Pathways

Fall Admission Cohort:

First Year Fall			First Year Spring
Course Number	Course Name	Credits	Course Number	Course Name	Credits
Gen Ed	Mathematics	3	Gen Ed	English	3
ELE 110	Fundamentals of Electricity	4	Gen Ed	Diversity	3
INT 102	Introduction to PLCs	3	ELE 101	Device Data Systems Architectures	3
INT 104	Safety	3	ELE 103	Analog and Digital Electronics	3
ELE 158	Circuits, Schematics, and Test Equipment	3	ELE 105	Microprocessors and Microcontrollers	3
TOTAL		16	TOTAL		15
Second Year Fall			Second Year Spring
Course Number	Course Name	Credits	Course Number	Course Name	Credits
Gen Ed	Arts/Humanities	3	Gen Ed	Behavioral/Social Sciences	3
PHY 201	General Physics I	4	ELE 207	Advanced Electronics/Electricity	4
ELE 204	Electrical Machines	3	ELE 208	Circuit Design and Analysis	3
ELE 206	Electronic Communications Systems	3	Elective	Select in consultation with an Advisor	3
Elective	Select in consultation with an Advisor	3
TOTAL		16	TOTAL		13

Spring Admission Cohort:

First Year Spring			First Year Fall
Course Number	Course Name	Credits	Course Number	Course Name	Credits
Gen Ed	Mathematics	3	Gen Ed	English	3
ELE 110	Fundamentals of Electricity	4	Gen Ed	Diversity	3
ELE 101	Device Data System Architectures	3	INT 102	Introduction to PLCs	3
ELE 103	Analog and Digital Electronics	3	INT 104	Safety	3
ELE 105	Microprocessors and Microcontrollers	3	ELE 158	Circuits, Schematics, and Test Equipment	3
TOTAL		16	TOTAL		15
Second Year Spring			Second Year Fall
Course Number	Course Name	Credits	Course Number	Course Name	Credits
Gen Ed	Arts/Humanities	3	PHY 201	General Physics I	4
Gen Ed	Behavioral/Social Sciences	3	ELE 204	Electrical Machines	3
ELE 207	Advanced Electronics/Electricity	4	ELE 206	Electronic Communications Systems	2
ELE 208	Circuit Design and Analysis	3	Elective	Select in consultation with an Advisor	3
Elective	Select in consultation with an Advisor	3
TOTAL		16	TOTAL		13

General Education Requirements (19 Credits)

Arts/Humanities

Select one course from the approved General Education course list in the Arts/Humanities category (3 Credits)

Behavioral/Social Sciences

Select one course from the approved General Education course list in the Behavioral/Social Sciences category (3 Credits)

Biological/Physical Science

PHY 201 - General Physics I (4 Credits)

Diversity

Select one course from the approved General Education course list in the Diversity category (3 Credits)

English

Select one course from the approved General Education course list in the English category (3 Credits) *minimum grade of “C” or better is required

Mathematics

Select one course from the approved General Education course list in the Mathematics category (3 Credits)

Program Requirements (35 Credits)

ELE 101 - Device Data System Architectures (3 Credits)
ELE 103 - Analog and Digital Electronics (3 Credits)
ELE 105 - Microprocessors & Microcontrollers (3 Credits)
ELE 110 - Fundamentals of Electricity (4 Credits)
ELE 158 - Circuits, Schematics, and Test Equipment (3 Credits)
ELE 204 - Electrical Machines (3 Credits)
ELE 206 - Electronic Communications Systems (3 Credits)
ELE 207 - Advanced Electronics/Electricity (3 Credits)
ELE 208 - Advanced Digital Circuit Design and Analysis (4 Credits)
INT 102 - Introduction to PLCs (3 Credits)
INT 104 - Facilities Safety and Compliance (3 Credits)

Free Electives (6 Credits)

Free electives should be selected in consultation wtih an Advisor to satisfy career goals and/or transfer college requirements.

Degree Requirement (60 Credits)

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