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Provides the necessary preparation for positions in industry as engineering technologists. Students choose a concentration in either digital systems or industrial electrical technology. Graduates of the program are employed as field service engineers, application engineers, software engineers and technicians.

For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the Engineering Technology department page.

Total Credits Required 128
Liberal Studies
30-40
Health Promotion Requirements 2
Major Courses44
ET 112 DC Circuit Analysis 4
ET 113 AC Circuit Analysis 4
ET 201 Visual Programming for Technicians 4
ET 210 Discrete Semiconductors 4
ET 211 Digital Electronics 4
ET 212 Advanced Linear Circuits 3
ET 250 Industrial Electrical Machinery 4
ET 252 Industrial Motor Controls 4
ET 311 Applied Programmable Controllers 2
ET 360 Process Control Systems 3
ET 410 Advanced Linear Circuits 3
ET 420 Microcontroller Applications 3
ET 431 Senior Project I 1
ET 432 Senior Project II 1
Other Required Courses41
CH 105 Chemical Principles [Div II] 4
DD 105 Schematic/Diagram Drafting 2
EN 211D Technical and Report Writing [Div I] 4
IT 180 Introduction to Fluid Power 3
IT 214 Industrial Observation 1
IT 215 General Industrial Safety 2
IT 265 Total Productive Maintenance 2
IT 420 Quality Control 3
MA 104 College Algebra with Applications in the Sciences and Technologies [Div II] 4
MA 106 Trigonometry [Div II] 3
MA 171 Introduction to Probability and Statistics [Div V] 4
MA 271 Calculus with Applications 4
PH 201 College Physics I [Div II] 5

This major does not require a minor.


Bulletin Year: 2009 - 2010 Undergraduate Bulletin | View the current NMU Catalog.