Electronics Technology • Associate in Applied Science
OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAM
Total Credit Hours: 63
Colleague Code: AAS.ETEC
Curriculum Code: ELT 211
Recommended Course Sequence:
First Semester: ELT 110, ESI 101, EGL 104 or EGL 101, MAT 113, POS 101 or POS 201
Second Semester: ELT 105, ELT 115, Program Support Course, EGL 105 or EGL 102, MAT 120
Third Semester: ELT 210, ELT 220, ELT 221, PHY 101
Fourth Semester: ELT 203, ELT 206, ELT 222, PHY 102
Program Information:
- This applied science program of study must be taken in its entirety to meet degree requirements.
For Program Information Contact:
Business and Technologies Department at 217.786.2286 or 217.786.2406 or see an academic advisor.
Required General Education Courses (16 credits)
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Career Communications I or |
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Composition I |
3 credits |
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Career Communications II or |
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Composition II |
3 credits |
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College Algebra |
4 credits |
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Trigonometry |
3 credits |
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Introduction to American Politics or |
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State and Local Government |
3 credits |
Required Program Courses (30 credits)
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Basic Electronics Techniques |
2 credits |
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DC and AC Circuits |
4 credits |
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Analog and Digital Devices and Circuits |
4 credits |
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Communications Systems |
4 credits |
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Advanced Communications and Electronics |
4 credits |
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Advanced Circuits |
4 credits |
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Fundamentals of Microcomputers |
4 credits |
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Microcomputer Applications |
4 credits |
Required Program Support Courses (14 credits)
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Employability Skills |
2 credits |
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General Physics I |
4 credits |
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General Physics II |
4 credits |
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Program Support Course |
4 credits |
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Required Work-Based Learning Courses (3 credits)
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Internship |
3 credits |
Program Support Courses (choose 4 credits)
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Computer Science I |
3 credits |
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Cooperative Education Work Experience |
3 credits |
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PC Troubleshooting and Repair |
2 credits |
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Calculus for Business and Social Science |
4 credits |
Internship required for those program majors who have fewer than 2,000 hours of work experience in the field. Those having 2,000 hour or more should choose an advanced ELT course to meet program graduation hours.
ESI 101 may be taken any semester.