Program Guide
Electronics and Electrical Technology
Associate in Applied Science

This program guide lists the current requirements for this degree. See bottom of page for a link to previous versions of this program guide.		 Technology Division
Office: Regional Technology Center M-TEC RTC2700
Phone: (810) 762-0500
 

Electronics and Electrical Technology is reaching into all areas of modern life. This growth offers expanded career opportunities for well-trained technical people throughout the local, national and international job markets. The Electronics & Electrical Technology program has been carefully designed to prepare the student for a wide range of careers in control systems, industrial automation, robotics, electronics, electronic system development, embedded controls, medical equipment, avionics, aerospace and navigational equipment. Careers are also available in design, product development, automation, work cell development, maintenance, installation, testing, troubleshooting and even technical sales careers.

 
 

Occupational Specialty Courses

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    ELEC-131  Residential Electrical Wiring  3  4   
    ELEC-133  Electrical Circuits  3  4   
    ELEC-135  Electronic Components and Applications  6  8   
    ELEC-139  Logical Control Systems  6  8   
    ELEC-150  National Electrical Code  3  3   
  or  RFID-180  Radio Frequency Id Fundamentals  3  4   
    ELEC-231  Fundamentals of Labview  3  4   
    ELEC-233  Embedded Controllers  6  8   
    ELEC-235  Instrumentation and Industrial Electronics  6  8   
Group Total  36 47-48  
 

Related Requirement Courses

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Program does not specify Related Requirement Courses for degree completion  0  0 
Group Total  0 0  
 

Recommended Elective Courses

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    CADD-100  Mechanical Blueprint Reading w/CADD  3  4   
    CADD-110  Architectural Blueprint Reading w/CADD  3  4   
    COMG-154  Intermediate Practical Computer Skills  3  3   
    COMN-112  Principles of Computer Networking  2  2   
    COMN-114  Fundamentals of Network Cabling  2  2   
    COMS-170  Intro to Programming  3  3   
    COMS-171  Introduction to C++  4  4   
    COMS-172  Introduction to Visual Basic  4  4   
    MDES-101  Modern Industrial Robotics  4  6   
    TECH-100  Communication Skills for Technology  2  2   
    AUTO-161  Electrical Fundamentals  4  4   
Group Total  As needed  
 

General Education Requirements (minimum of 18 credits required)

 


English Composition (3 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    ENGL-101  English Composition I  3  3   


Humanities (3 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    ENGL-102  English Composition II  3  3   


Social Science (3 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Complete any 100 level or higher Social Science course  3  3 


Mathematics (3-4 credits)

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
    MATH-128  Technical Mathematics  5  5   
  or  MATH-120  Intermediate Algebra  4  4   
  or  MATH-130  College Algebra  4  4   


Additional General Education Credits to Fulfill General Education Requirements

 
note    course Description Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		 TOP
      Any IT course that fulfills the Information Technology requirement     
  or  COMS-170  Intro to Programming  3  3   
    MATH-140  Trigonometry  3  3   
      OR higher Mathematics course     
Group Total  18 18  
     
    Credit
Hours		 Contact
Hours		  
      PROGRAM TOTAL: 62 65-70  
   
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