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Electro-Mechanical Major

Associate Degree Course Sequence

SSC101  Student Success Seminar
CSE122  Programming Logic and Problem Solving
EET120  DC Circuit Analysis
ENG124  College Composition
MTH135  Pre-Calculus
EET122  AC Circuit Analysis
EET123  Electronic Devices & Circuits
EET126  Electrical Machines
PHY121  College Physics I with Algebra
MET123  Material Science
MET124  Statics & Strength of Materials
EET227  PLCs & Industrial Controls I
MTH221  Concepts of Calculus I
ENG221  Technical Report Writing
DET125  Basic AutoCAD
COM123  Small Group Communication
MET222  Fluid Power
MET225  Manufacturing Processes
MET227  Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
EET263  Industrial Sensors and Adv. Applications
Arts & Humanities Elective

TOTAL CREDITS 68

This program will allow the student an in-depth study of the main principles and applications of electrical engineering technology with an emphasis on mechanical engineering technology fundamentals. In today's competitive world, electrical engineering technicians with mechanical skills are in demand.

Electrical engineering technology is concerned with the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical power; its application to power and control industrial processes and wiring systems design. The mechanical coursework focuses on materials, stress, strain, heat, friction, and vibration.

A graduate of this program will earn an associate of applied science in electrical engineering technology.