Electronics Technology, AAS

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The electronics technology program offers an associate of applied science degree (AAS). A technical certificate and certificate of proficiency in industrial electronics and electrical maintenance are also available.

Students will be required to self-purchase a lab/tool kit for use throughout the program of study. This kit includes electronic/soldering tools, lab components, analog/digital breadboard trainer, digital multimeter and other necessary items/materials for labs and projects.

MAJOR CODE: 4007

Freshman Year Fall Semester - 14 Hours

ELEC 1233 - Fundamentals Of Electricity Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 1242 - Introduction To Electronics Technology Credit Hours: 2 ²
ELEC 1243 - Introduction To Programming Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 1863 - Digital Fundamentals Credit Hours: 3 ²
English Composition requirement Credit Hours: 3 ¹

Freshman Year Spring Semester - 15 Hours

ELEC 1263 - Industrial Electricity Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 1353 - Electrical Circuits And Components Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 1393 - Solid State Credit Hours: 3 ²
SPCH 1203 - Introduction To Speech Communication Credit Hours: 3
English Composition requirement Credit Hours: 3 ¹

Sophomore Year Fall Semester - 15 Hours

ELEC 2243 - Applied Industrial Electricity And Safety Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 2413 - Robot Operations And Maintenance Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 2513 - PLC Applications Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 2733 - Advanced Electronic Circuits Credit Hours: 3 ²
MATH 1403 - College Algebra Credit Hours: 3 or higher

Sophomore Year Spring Semester - 16 Hours

ELEC 2423 - Robot Programming II Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 2753 - Communication Systems Credit Hours: 3 ²
ELEC 2943 - Electronics Capstone Credit Hours: 3 ²
Lab Science requirement Credit Hours: 4 ¹
Social Sciences requirement Credit Hours: 3 ¹

60 Total Hours

Notes

General Education Core Requirements, see Graduation Requirements section of catalog. Select one social sciences course and one lab science course.
These courses are used to determine major courses in residency, see Graduation Requirements. Student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.00 for these courses and a minimum of 2.00 overall to meet graduation requirements.

Prior to graduation students must demonstrate competency in financial literacy by satisfactory completion of FIN 1521 - Personal Finance Applications (or an approved substitution) with a grade of C or better, or by a score of 70% or more on a challenge exam for FIN 1521 .