Energy Utility Technology (ERD)

2017-2018

Admissions to this program has been suspended

AN OPTION OF INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

Type: Transfer, Degree (AS)

Special Admissions

Division: Stem And Education

The Energy Utility Technology Associate Degree Program prepares students for rewarding and diverse careers in the Energy Industry. Classroom and laboratory experiences focus on the generation, transmission and distribution of electric power. Coursework provides students with the flexibility to prepare for jobs in the Business, Computer, and/or Engineering Departments of electric utilities.

First Year

Fall

Course Number	Title	Credits
CMP101	Composition 1	3
CPS100	Information Technology and Its Applications	3
EUT-ELECTIVE	EUT-Directed Elective	3
IEL101	Electrical Principles 1	4
MAT135	Applied Technical Mathematics 1	4
Total Credit Hours:		17

Spring

Course Number	Title	Credits
IEL102	Electrical Principles 2	4
MAT136	Applied Technical Mathematics 2	4
CAD101	Principles of Computer-Aided Design 1	4
CMP102-150	Composition 2 Elective	3
Total Credit Hours:		15

Second Year

Fall

Course Number	Title	Credits
EUT-ELECTIVE	EUT-Directed Elective	4
EUT-ELECTIVE	EUT-Directed Elective	4
EUT102	Introduction to the Energy Utility Industry	4
PHY100	Applied Physics	4
Total Credit Hours:		16

Spring

Course Number	Title	Credits
EUT-ELECTIVE	EUT-Directed Elective	4
EUT104	Generation, Transmission, and Distribution	4
EUT106	Energy Industry Safety	3
EUT108	Energy Industry Practicum/Internship	3
Total Credit Hours:		14

Requirement Notes

CPS100: May be fulfilled by challenge exam and 3 liberal arts credits, or by CPS190 and 3 liberal arts credits.

EUT Directed Elective: Students must complete 15 credits of EUT Directed Electives. These electives enable students to focus on areas that may contribute to individual advancement toward further educational goals as well as their career goals in the energy utility industry. The electives are clustered into three categories to provide some career guidance and focus for students. Students may select electives from any of the following categories: Business: ACC108, ACC203, BUS100, BUS102, MGT102, MGT201, MKT101; Computer Information and Technology: CPS101, CPS114, CPS122, CPS134, CPS136, CPS138, CPS168, CPS170, CPS210, CPS222; Engineering and Technology: CAD102, CHE103, CHE104, MAT251, MAT252, MAT301, PHY201, PHY202, PHY301.

MAT135, MAT136: May be fulfilled by MAT151/MAT152 and 2 liberal arts credits.

PHY100: May be fulfilled by PHY101.

Program Note

Communications and Mathematics proficiencies required to graduate.

See guided pathway sheets for advising information specific to your area of focus.

Total Credit Hours: 62