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Electronics Engineering (ELEC-AS)

AREA OF CONCENTRATION: This program prepares graduates as technicians for electronics and computer engineering careers by providing a combination of electronic circuits, computer hardware, and software. Technicians design, build, program, test, calibrate, and maintain electronic systems. Programming languages include BASIC, C++, and LabVIEW. Students gain experience through hands on lab assignments and prototyping of both digital and analog circuits involving digital control, microprocessor applications, embedded systems, audio and video, communications, networking, and computer systems with servers and routers. Graduates have a broad based degree for a variety of jobs in the electronics and computer industries.

PRIMARY ADVISOR: Dean Eavey (4868)

GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES		CH
+*	ENC1101, English Composition I	3
+*	ENC1102, English Composition II	3
+*	MAC1105, College Algebra	3
+*	Humanities Elective	3
	PSY2012 or SYG2000, Psychology/Sociology	3
		15

MAJOR COURSES
+#	EET1015C, AC & DC Circuits I	4
+#	EET1025C, AC & DC Circuits II	4
+#	EET1141C, Electronic Devices	4
+#	EET2142C, Electronic Circuits	4
+#	CET1112C, Digital & Computer Circuits	4
+#	EET2280C, Data Acquisition and Control Systems	4
+#	EST2542C, Programmable Logic Controllers	4
+#	EET2355C, Digital Communications	4
+#	CET2123C, Microprocessor Fundamentals	4
#	CTS1134, Ntwk. Essentials (Network+)	3
	COP2224, Introduction to C++ Programming	3
+#	CET2178, Microcomputer Systems (A+)	3
+#	CTS1651, Router Technology	3
+#	CTS1346, Windows Servers	3
	Approved Technical Elective	2
		53

TOTAL DEGREE HOURS		68

* Minimum grade of "C" required.
+ Prerequisites required.
# Applies only to A.S. degree, A.A.S. degree, and certificate programs.