Engineering Technology, Associate of Applied Science ET33

Program Description: The Engineering Technology Program is intended to provide the opportunity for students to explore a career in engineering at the professional level. Program graduates will receive an Associate of Applied Science degree in Engineering Technology, qualifying them as engineering technicians with a specialization in mechanical engineering technology, electrical engineering technology, or industrial engineering technology.

Requirements

First Semester

SEMN 1000	First Semester Seminar	0
ENGL 1101	Composition and Rhetoric	3
MATH 1113	Precalculus	3
PHYS 1111	Introductory Physics I	3
PHYS 1111L	Introductory Physics Lab	1
SPCH 1101	Public Speaking	3

Second Semester

ENGL 1102	Literature and Composition	3
HIST 1111	World History I	3
	or
HIST 1112	World History II	3
	or
HIST 2111	U.S. History I	3
	or
HIST 2112	U.S. History II	3
MATH 1131	Calculus I	4
PHYS 1112	Introductory Physics II	3
PHYS 1112L	Introductory Physics Lab II	1

Third Semester

ARTS 1101	Art Appreciation	3
	or
MUSC 1101	Music Appreciation	3
CHEM 1211	Chemistry I	3
CHEM 1211L	Chemistry Lab I	1
DFTG 2010	Engineering Graphics	4
ENGL 1105	Technical Communications	3

Choose one of the following specializations: Electrical, Industrial or Mechanical

Electrical Engineering Specialization

Fourth Semester

ECET 1101	Circuit Analysis I	4
ECET 2120	Electronic Circuits I	4
ENGT 1000	Intro to Engineering Tech	3
MATH 1132	Calculus II	4

Fifth Semester

ECET 1110	Digital Systems I	4
ECET 2101	Circuit Analysis II	4
ECET 2110	Digital Systems II	4

Industrial Engineering Specialization

Fourth Semester

ACCT 1100	Financial Accounting I	4
CIST 1305	Program Design and Development	3
	or
CIST 2361
MATH 1127	Intro to Statistics	3
MEGT 1010	Manufacturing Processes	3

Fifth Semester

MEGT 1321	Machining and Welding	2
XXXX xxxx	Guided Electives (9)	6

Mechanical Engineering Specialization

Fourth Semester

DFTG 2020	Visualization and Graphics	3
ENGL 2130	American Literature	3
MATH 1132	Calculus II	4

Fifth Semester

CIST 1305	Program Design and Development	3
CIST 2361
MEGT 1010	Manufacturing Processes	3
MEGT 1321	Machining and Welding	2
MEGT 2030	Statics	3
MEGT 2080	Strength of Materials	4
XXXX xxxx	General Elective (3)	3

Suggested Electives for Associate Degree Programs

AREA I
LANGUAGE ARTS/COMMUNICATION Successful completion of ENGL 1101 is required	Courses may be taken from the following Academic Fields: English Composition Foreign Languages Communications/Speech
AREA II
SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Successful completion of a Social/Behavioral Sciences is required	Courses may be taken from the following Academic Fields: Economics Political Science Ethnology/Ethnic Studies Psychology History Sociology
AREA III
NATURAL SCIENCES/MATHEMATICS Successful completion of MATH 1100, MATH 1101 or MATH 1111 is required	Courses may be taken from the following Academic Fields: Astronomy Physics Biology Mathematics Chemistry Computer Science
AREA IV
HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS	Courses may be taken from the following Academic Fields: Art Appreciation Music Appreciation Theater Appreciation Humanities American Literature English Literature Film Studies & Criticism
***ANY COURSE LISTED ABOVE CAN BE USED AS A GENERAL CORE ELECTIVE

Total Credit Hours: 63