Electrical / Electronic Fundamentals Technical Certificate
Academic Map
FIRST SEMESTER
| Course | Notes | Credits | mc |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENTC 1114 Intro to Electrical / Electronic Tech |
Co-req: ENTC 1124 May substitute with EETC 1313 |
3 | |
| ENTC 1124 Engineering Technology Tech |
May substitute with college-level Math | 3 | |
| CENT 1310 Computer Systems & Software |
3 | ||
| Semester Credits | 9 |
SECOND SEMESTER
| Course | Notes | Credits | mc |
|---|---|---|---|
| EETC 1313 DC Circuits |
Prereqs: ENTC 1114 ENTC 1124 |
3 | Milestone Course |
| EETC 1321 Electronics I |
Prereqs: ENTC 1114 ENTC 1124 |
3 | |
| ENST1313 CAD for Electronics |
Prereq: ENTC 1114 | 3 | |
| Semester Credits | 9 |
To stay on track, these courses must be taken in order.
General Advising Notes
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2019-2022
This program is not designed to transfer.
General Advising Notes
Electrical/Electronic Fundamentals TC
1st Semester: ENTC1114, ENTC1124, CENT1310
2nd Semester: EETC1313, EETC1321, ENST1313
NOTE: Allof these courses are part of the AAS degree, except for ENTC1124. The ENTC1124 course may be replaced in the TC by any higher-level math course such as MATH1740
Students should be encouraged to complete the courses in the technical certificate
as quickly as possible. This allows them to receive a certification on their way to
an AAS degree.
Students pursuing an AAS degree after completing the requirements for this TC are
encouraged to delay the ACCUplacer college placement test after they complete the
ENTC1124 course. This strategy gives them a better chance of passing the mathematics
component of the placement test.