Engineering Technologies
Degree and Certificate Requirements
2008-09 Catalog

Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS)
An Associate Degree in this program will provide the educational background and basic technical training necessary for the graduate to seek employment with one of the area manufacturing or engineering industries. Students will be prepared for a variety of job-entry positions whose titles include Draftsperson, Junior Designer and Computer Aided Design Technician.

General Education Courses (16 credit hours)
CIS 118	Introduction to PC Applications	3 credits
ENG 121	English Composition I, OR	3 credits
ENG 131	Technical Writing I	3 credits
MAT 108	Technical Mathematics or higher	4 credits
COM 115	Public Speaking	3 credits
Restricted Electives (3 Credit Hours)
Choose one of the following: CIS 118, PED 100, ECO 201, 202, POS 105, 111, GEO 105, 106, HIS 101, 102, 201, 202, or 247, ANT 101, 111, PSY 101, 102, 235, SOC 101, 102, MAT 121, 122, 201, or 202.
Computer Courses (19 credit hours)
CAD 101	Computer Aided Drafting	3 credits
CAD 102	Computer Aided Drafting 2D	3 credits
CAD 201	Computer Aided Drafting/Custom	3 credits
CAD 202	Computer Aided Drafting 3D	3 credits
CAD 217	Viz	3 credits
CAD 249	Auto LISP Programming	3 credits
CIS 130	Introduction to the Internet	1 credit
Physical Education (1 credit hour)
PED activity course	The PED requirement may be waived for students who are 35 years of age or older at the time of most recent admissions to the College. Appropriate credit must be taken to substitute for the hour waived.	1 credit

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