Engineering Technology, BS, Electrical Energy Engineering Technology Concentration

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First Year

Fall Semester

ET 1000 - INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ^††
ET 1110 - ENGINEERING GRAPHICS ^††
MATH 1750 - PRE-CALCULUS WITH TRIGONOMETRY ^†† ^G
ENGL COMPOSITION GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3
FIRST YEAR SEMINAR ^G Credits / Units: 2

Total Credit Hours: 16

Spring Semester

ET 2410 - INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING MATERIALS ^††
ENGL COMPOSITION GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3
MATH 2000 - CALCULUS I ^†† ^G
OSHE 1110 - INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY, HEALTH, and ENVIRONMENT ^††
FINE ARTS GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3

Total Credit Hours: 17

Second Year

Fall Semester

Total Credit Hours: 16

Spring Semester

ET 2140 - ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS II ^††
ET 2210 - PROGRAMMING FOR TECHNOLOGISTS ^††
IT 4070 - SIX SIGMA INDUSTRIAL QUALITY ^††
BIOL 1510 - GENERAL BIOLOGY I ^G
BIOL 1520 - GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB I
HUMANITIES LIT/LIT INTENSIVE GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3

Total Credit Hours: 16

Third Year

Fall Semester

ET 2050 - MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ENGINEERING ^††
ET 2250 - ELECTRONICS I ^††
ET 3620 - SOLAR AND GEOTHERMAL SYSTEMS ^††
CHEM 1210 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY I FOR SCIENCE MAJORS
HUMANITIES HIST/PHIL GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3

Total Credit Hours: 15

Spring Semester

Total Credit Hours: 16

Fourth Year

Fall Semester

ET 3650 - POWER ELECTRONICS ^††
ET 4250 - CONTROL AND AUTOMATION ^††
ET 4930 - SENIOR DESIGN I ^††
TECHNICAL ELECTIVE I ^{†† 1} Credits / Units: 3
ECON 2010 - PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MACROECONOMICS) ^G
or ECON 2020 - PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MICROECONOMICS)

Total Credit Hours: 15

Spring Semester

ET 4210 - INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND CONTROLS ^††
ET 4900 - SEMINAR ^††
ET 4940 - SENIOR DESIGN II ^††
TECHNICAL ELECTIVE II ^{†† 1} Credits / Units: 3
SOCIAL SCIENCE GEN ED ^G Credits / Units: 3

Total Credit Hours: 13

Total Semester Hours Required 124

^G General Education Requirement (GER). See the GER section of this catalog for the list of courses that fulfill this requirement if no specific course is listed. Honors equivalents are acceptable for all GER courses.

^†† A grade of “C” or higher is required in all major courses; and an overall GPA of 2.0 is required to graduate.

¹Technical electives should be selected by students in consultation with their advisor.

Honors Diploma in the Discipline

For information on earning Sophomore Honors Distinction, Senior Honors Distinction, or the Honors Diploma, please consult the Honors Program section of this catalog, the Director of the Honors Program, and/or your Department Head.