Electrical Engineering Technology (no concentration)

Location(s): California Campus

This program prepares individuals to apply basic engineering principles, mathematics and technical skills in support of electrical, electronics, communication and power system engineers. It includes courses in electric circuits, microcontroller interfacing, software engineering, power systems, controls, RF communications, prototype development and testing, system analysis and testing, and report preparation.

Advisement Sheet

General Education

Oral Communication - Any Approved Oral Communication Credit Hours: 3
Written Communication - ENGL 1200 - College Composition Credit Hours: 3
Quantitative Reason - MATH 1410 - Precalculus Credit Hours: 4
Technological Literacy - ENGT 1100 - Introduction to Engineering Technology Credit Hours: 3
Arts and Humanities - ENGL 2230 - Writing and the Natural Sciences Credit Hours: 3
Arts and Humanities - Any Course Credit Hours: 3
Arts and Humanities - Any Course Credit Hours: 3
Social Sciences - ECON 1000 - Elements of Economics Credit Hours: 3
OR
Social Sciences - ECON 2100 - Principles of Microeconomics Credit Hours: 3
Social Sciences - Any Course Credit Hours: 3
Social Sciences - Any Course Credit Hours: 3
Natural Sciences and Tech - Any Course Credit Hours: 3
Natural Sciences and Tech - MATH 2410 - Calculus I Credit Hours: 4
Natural Sciences and Tech - MATH 2420 - Calculus II Credit Hours: 4
Program Elective - CMSC 1200 - Problem Solving and Programming Constructs Credit Hours: 3

Competencies

Quantitative Applications - MATH 2420 - Calculus II Credit Hours: 4
Applied Methodologies - ECET 2160 - Electrical Circuits II Credit Hours: 4
Intercultural Fluency - Any Course Credit Hours: 3
Ethical Reasoning - ECET 4900 - Senior Project Proposal Credit Hours: 3
Information Literacy -
ECET 4900 - Senior Project Proposal
Credit Hours: 3
Writing Intensive - ECET 3560 - Microprocessor Engineering Credit Hours: 4
Writing Intensive - ECET 4910 - Senior Project Credit Hours: 3
Keystone Experience -
ECET 4910 - Senior Project
Credit Hours: 3

Major

Required Major Courses

ECET 1110 - Electrical Circuits I Credit Hours: 4
ECET 2160 - Electrical Circuits II Credit Hours: 4
ECET 2210 - Linear Electronics I Credit Hours: 4
ECET 2535 - Digital Electronics Design Credit Hours: 4
ECET 2570 - Intro to Microprocessor Design Credit Hours: 4
ECET 3110 - Engineering Analysis Methods Credit Hours: 3
ECET 3120 - Network Analysis Credit Hours: 4
ECET 3265 - Linear Electronics II Credit Hours: 4
ECET 3325 - Introduction to Electric Power Credit Hours: 4
ECET 3535 - Microprocessor Interfacing Credit Hours: 4
ECET 3560 - Microprocessor Engineering Credit Hours: 4
ECET 4210 - Instrumentation Design I Credit Hours: 4
ECET 4410 - Automatic Control Systems Credit Hours: 4
ECET 4900 - Senior Project Proposal Credit Hours: 3
ECET 4910 - Senior Project Credit Hours: 3
CMSC 1240 - Computer Programming I Credit Hours: 3
PHYS 1500 - General Physics I Credit Hours: 3
PHYS 1510 - General Physics I Laboratory Credit Hours: 1
PHYS 1600 - General Physics II Credit Hours: 3
PHYS 1610 - General Physics II Laboratory Credit Hours: 1
ENGL 3230 - Technical Writing Credit Hours: 3

Major Electives

Pick Any Two of the Following:

ECET 4220 - Instrumentation Design II Credit Hours: 4
ECET 4235 - Power System Analysis Credit Hours: 4
ECET 4326 - Power System Management Credit Hours: 3
ECET 4327 - Industrial Applications of Power Electronics Credit Hours: 4
ECET 4430 - RF Communications Credit Hours: 4
ECET 4460 - Digital Signal Processing Credit Hours: 4
CMIS 3250 - CISCO CCNA I Credit Hours: 0 TO 4
ECET 4950 - Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology Internship Credit Hours: 1 TO 4
ECET 3990 - Special Topics in ECET Credit Hours: 4

Total Credits: 122-124

Depending on the program of study, students may need to complete additional credits to ensure the total credit hour requirement is met.

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