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Nov 22, 2024
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2023-2024 | Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Electro-Mechanical Engineering | A.A.S.
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The Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology program prepares students for the design, interface, installation and troubleshooting of electro-mechanical systems, as well as the skills to integrate electronics and electrical controls with mechanical systems, in order to explore alternatives through the process of troubleshooting and problem-solving. The program begins with foundational electrical and mechanical design classes and provides flexibility, allowing students to choose a variety of electrical, mechanical and other related technical courses. Students then can choose to specialize in areas such as automation, electronics, machine design or 3D modeling and can choose related electives to either deepen their specialization or choose additional topic areas such as manufacturing; heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration or alternative energy systems.
Some possible careers include ►
electro-mechanical technicians, industrial controls technicians and engineers, electronics installation and repair specialists, automation specialists, maintenance systems technicians, PLC programmers, robotics technicians, applications engineers, mechanical designers and HVAC/R technicians
Program Outcomes ►
The student will
- demonstrate proficiency with electrical components and systems;
- demonstrate proficiency with mechanical components and systems;
- demonstrate basic competence in mechanical engineering design and analysis using applications of mathematics and engineering mechanics;
- demonstrate basic competence in electrical engineering design and analysis using applications of mathematics and circuit analysis;
- demonstrate problem solving skills and troubleshooting techniques;
- demonstrate written and oral communication skills;
- demonstrate application of accepted industry safety practices;
- explain ethical considerations involved in electrical and mechanical engineering; and
- apply effective interpersonal and teamwork skills.
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Semester 1
Semester 2
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COM 121S Introduction to Communication |
3 |
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►Investigate possibility of a summer internship early in Semester 2.
►Advisor evaluates student’s eligibility for an Electro-Mechanical certificate.
►Advisor and student agree on schedule for Semester 3. |
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EGR 240S Analytical Troubleshooting |
3 |
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MET 130S AutoCAD I |
3 |
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Mechanical Design Elective1 |
2 |
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Technical Elective2 |
3 |
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Credit Hours |
14 |
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1To be chosen from an MET course.
2To be chosen from a CIS, EGR, ELT, HVA, IMT, MET, MFG or WLD course. |
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Semester 3
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Electrical and Electronics Elective1 |
3 |
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►Advisor and student agree on schedule for Semester 4. |
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Electrical and Electronics Elective1 |
3 |
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Mechanical Design Elective2 |
2 |
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Social/Behavioral Science Elective 3 |
3 |
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Technical Elective4 |
3 |
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Credit Hours |
14 |
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1To be chosen from an ELT course.
2To be chosen from an MET course.
3Refer to the AAS general education requirements.
4To be chosen from a CIS, EGR, ELT, HVA, IMT, MET, MFG or WLD course. |
Semester 4
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Capstone Experience1 |
3 |
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►Submit graduation application.
►Meet with transfer institution advisor, if applicable. |
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Electrical and Electronics Elective2 |
3 |
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Humanities Elective 3 |
3 |
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Mechanical Design Elective4 |
2 |
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Technical Elective5 |
3 |
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Credit Hours |
14 |
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1To be chosen from EGR 250S or EGR 291L and EGR 291R.
2To be chosen from an ELT course.
3Refer to the AAS general education requirements.
4To be chosen from an MET course.
5To be chosen from a CIS, EGR, ELT, HVA, IMT, MET, MFG or WLD course. |
Total Credit Hours | 60
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