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.

Suggested Course Sequence

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First Semester		Credit Hours	Prerequisite
ECA127	Programming Logic and Problem Solving	3	-
EET120	DC Circuit Analysis	4	Co-MTH125
ETD121	Engineering Technology Seminar	1	-
ENG124	College Composition	3	ENG105 or Test
MTH125	College Algebra	4	MTH101 or MTH103 or Test
MTH128	Trigonometry	1	Co-MTH125
		16
Second Semester
EET122	AC Circuit Analysis	4	EET120
EET123	Electronic Devices & Circuits	4	EET120 or EST130
EET126	Electrical Machines	4	Co-EET122
MTH126	Pre-Calculus	4	MTH125, MTH128
PHY121	Physics I	4	MTH125, MTH128
		20
Third Semester
MET123	Material Science	2	-
MET124	Statics & Strength of Materials	4	Co-PHY121
EET227	PLC’s & Industrial Controls I	3	EET120 or EST130
MTH221	Concepts of  Calculus	3	MTH126
ENG221	Technical Report Writing	3	ENG124
DET125	Basic AutoCAD	3	-
		18
Fourth Semester
COM121/123	Effective Speaking or Inter-group Communications	3	ENG124
MET222	Fluid Power	4	MET124
MET225	Manufacturing Processes	3	-
MET227	Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer	3	MTH125, PHY121
EET129	Optics	2	PHY121
	Arts/Humanities/Social Science elective	3	-
		18
	TOTAL CREDITS	72

Arts/Humanities/Social Science Electives:  ACC130, PHL122, SOC121, SOC225