Engineering Technology Area – Bachelor of Science

The engineering technology program, accredited by the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE), provides students with the knowledge and understanding of more rigorous and analytical methods for technical problem-solving in an industrial setting. The development of such competencies is essential to the preparation of skilled technical professionals who can undertake tasks requiring greater depth and understanding of advanced technology. The engineering technology program aims to prepare a group of graduates who will fill advanced engineering technology positions in business and industry. The main objectives of the program are: 1) to develop students with enhanced technological skills; and 2) to place these students in business, industry and government as technical problem-solvers.

Program Requirements

General Education

MATH 174 or higher(choose one)

3-4

ETM 300Technology and Society

3

ETM 499CSenior Project

3

Total Credit Hours:36-37

Refer to the General Education section for a complete listing of general education requirements for the University.

Area Core Requirements

ETM 110Fundamentals of Computer Technology

3

ETM 120Fundamentals of Engineering

3

ETM 307Materials Science

3

ETM 310Engineering Economic Analysis

3

ETM 317Systems Modeling and Simulation

3

ETM 319Quality and Reliability Engineering

3

ETM 320Project Management

3

ETM 330Engineering Design

3

ETM 419Quality Management Systems

3

ETM 421Design of Experiments

3

ETM 422Industrial Safety Standards and Enforcement

3

ETM 430Operations and Facilities Management

3

ECC 202Statics and Dynamics

3

EEC 141Fundamentals of Electric Circuits

3

EMM 103Engineering Drawing

3

EMM 186Manufacturing Processes I

3

Total Credit Hours:48

Area Electives

Choose one of the following:

PHYS 201 and 201AElementary Physics I and Lab

4

PHYS 231 and 231AEngineering Physics I and Lab

4

Total Credit Hours:4

Choose one of the following:

MATH 175Calculus I

4

MATH 275Calculus II

4

MATH 353Statistics

3

Total Credit Hours:3-4

If a student chooses MATH 175 as a general education course, it will not count in both places. A student must choose a different elective.

Track Requirements

Track 1: Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology

EEC 144Network Fundamentals

3

EEC 241Circuit Analysis

3

EEC 242Principles of Electronic Communications

3

EEC 245Digital Electronics

3

EEC 344Wireless Communications

3

EEC 345Microprocessor Electronics

3

EEC 445Computer Electronics

3

EEC 480Digital Communication and Networking

3

Total Credit Hours:24
Choose six hours (two courses) from the following, in consultation with advisor:
EEC 243Introduction to Programming - MATLAB

3

EEC 244Fiber Optic Theory and Applications

3

EEC 341Solid-State Electronic Devices and Applications

3

EEC 342Electronic Devices and Circuits

3

EEC 346Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC's)

3

EEC 355Digital and Microprocessor Systems

3

EEC 400Digital Signal Processing I

3

EEC 444Satellite Communications

3

EEC 450Digital Signal Processing II

3

ETM 339Cooperative Education I

1-3

ETM 352Energy Systems

3

ETM 439Cooperative Education II

1-6

Total Credit Hours:6

Total Credit Hours: 121-123