Erie Community College, State University of New York

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Curriculum
Full-Time Students, Two-year Sequence

 First Year, Fall Semester
EL 110  Electricity I (4 cr)***
EL 111  Lab for EL 110 (1 cr)
EL 121  Computer Appl. In Elect. (1.5 cr)
EL 113  Computer Aided Design (1.5 cr)
MT 122  Technical Mathematics II (4 cr) or MT 126  College Mathematics II (4 cr)**
PH 260  Technical Physics I (4 cr)
PH 261  Technical Physics Lab
EN 120  Comp. & Occupational Communications (3 cr)

 First Year, Spring Semester
EL 150  Electricity II (4 cr)
EL 161  Lab for EL 150 (1 cr)
EL 153  Electronic Fabrication (1.5 cr)
EL 154  Electronics I (3 cr)
EL 155  Lab for EL 154 (1 cr)
EL 156  Digital Logic (3 cr)
EL 157  Lab for EL 156 (1.5 cr)
EN 121  Composition and Readings in Science and Literature (3 cr)

 Second Year, Fall Semester
EL 200  Microcontrollers (3 cr)
EL 201  Lab for EL 200 (1 cr)
EL 204  Electronics II (3 cr)
EL 205  Lab for EL 204 (1.5 cr)
EL ___  Technical Sequence (3 cr)
EL ___  Lab for Technical Sequence (1.5cr)
MT 171  Elements of Calculus with Technical Applications (4 cr)**

 Second Year, Spring Semester
EL ___  Technical Elective (3.5 cr)
EL 260  Programmable Logic Controllers (3 cr)
EL ___  Technical Sequence (3 cr)
EL ___  Lab for Technical Sequence (1.5 cr)
PH 262  Technical Physics II (4 cr)
PH 263  Physics Lab
______  Social Science Elective (3 cr)

 Industrial Electronics Technical Sequence
EL 206  Machines and Controls (3 cr)
EL 207  Lab for EL 206 (1.5 cr)
EL 256  Control Systems (3 cr)
EL 257  Lab for EL 256 (1.5 cr)

 Computer Electronics Technical Sequence
EL 208  Microcomputers (3 cr)
EL 209  Lab for EL 208(1.5 cr)
EL 258  Data Communications (3 cr)
EL 259  Lab for EL 258 (1.5 cr)

Technical Electives
EL270  Electronic Communications (3.5 cr)
EL272  Embedded C Applications (3.5 cr)
EL 274  Internship (3 cr)
Two industrial work days of 4 hours each.

NOTE: This is a recommended sequence. Student should consult his/her academic advisor prior to registering. Students should be aware that all technical sequence electives may not be offered each semester.

MOOG Internships/co-ops available. Unique opportunities for students to gain valuable experience while in school. Potential employment opportunities with MOOG upon successful completion of internship/co-op program and graduation.

For more information, contact department chair/advisor or call the ECC Internship office at 851-1800.

Part-Time Students

 First Year, Fall Semester
EN 120  Composition and Occupational Communications (3 cr) or EN 110  College Composition (3 cr) (w/permission)
MT 122  Technical Mathematics II (4 cr) or MT 126  College Mathematics II (4 cr)**

 First Year, Spring Semester
EN 121Comp. & Readings in Science & Lit. (3 cr) or EN 111Composition and Interpretation of Literature (3 cr) (with permission)
PH 260  Technical Physics I (4 cr)
PH 261  Physics Lab

 Second Year, Fall Semester
EL 110  Electricity I (4 cr)***
EL 111  Lab for EL 110 (1 cr)
EL 113  Computer Aided Design (1.5 cr)

 Second Year, Spring Semester
EL 150  Electricity II (4 cr)
EL 161  Lab for EL 150 (1 cr)
EL 153  Electronic Fabrication (1.5 cr)

 Third Year, Fall Semester
MT 171  Elements of Calculus with Technical Applications (4 cr)**
EL121  Computer Applications in Electronics (1.5 cr)

 Third Year, Spring Semester
EL 154  Electronics I (3 cr)
EL 155  Lab for EL 154 (1.5 cr)
EL 156  Digital Logic (3 cr)
EL 157  Lab for EL 156 (1.5 cr)

 Fourth Year, Fall Semester
EL 200  Microcontrollers (3 cr)
EL 201  Lab for EL 200 (1 cr)
EL 204  Electronics II (3 cr)
EL 205  Lab for EL 204 (1.5 cr)

 Fourth Year, Spring Semester
PH 262  Technical Physics II (4 cr)
PH 263  Physics Lab
EL ___  Technical Elective (3.5 cr)

 Fifth Year, Fall Semester
EL ___  Technical Sequence (3 cr)
EL ___  Lab for Technical Sequence (1.5 cr)
EL 260  Programmable Logic Controllers (3 cr)

 Fifth Year, Spring Semester
EL ___  Technical Sequence (3 cr)
EL ___  Lab for Technical Sequence(1.5 cr)
______  Social Science Elective (3 cr)

 Industrial Electronics Technical Sequence
EL 206  Machines and Controls (3 cr)
EL 207  Lab for EL 206 (1.5 cr)
EL 256  Control Systems (3cr)
EL 257  Lab for EL 256 (1.5 cr)

 Computer Electronics Technical Sequence
EL 208  Microcomputers (3 cr)
EL 209  Lab for EL 208(1.5 cr)
EL 258  Data Communications (3cr)
EL 259  Lab for EL 258 (1.5 cr)

Technical Electives
EL270  Electronic Communications (3.5 cr)
EL272  Embedded C Applications (3.5 cr)
EL 274  Internship (3 cr)
Two industrial work days of 4 hours each

NOTE: This is a recommended sequence. Student should consult his/her academic advisor prior to registering.

** Higher level mathematics sequence will be allowed with approval of department head.
*** Students must take IE 110 as a non-credit pre-requisite or demonstrate the same computer skills achievement. Any three credit social science course will be allowed.

Any student who withdraws or receives a failing grade from a course that is a prerequisite for another course must seek department approval to register for the course requiring the prerequisite. The application for approval should be submitted for a department meeting prior to the registration period.

Extended Program Sequence (if required by advisor)

 Fall Semester
MT ___  Mathematics** (4 cr)
PH ___   Physics** (4 cr)
EN ___  English** (3 cr)
EL 010  Introduction to Technology I (2 cr)

 Spring Semester
MT ___  Mathematics (4 cr)**
EN ___  English (3 cr)**
______  Social Science Elective (3 cr)
EL 020  Introduction to Technology II (2 cr)
EL 030  Introduction to Electrical Instruments (2 cr)

* Satisfactory completion of pre-electrical sequence will allow students to enter first year of regular program.
** Course numbers as required by pre-test.

Certificate-Level Courses

The following courses are available from the Electrical Engineering Technology Department:
EL 050  Electronic Assembly (2 cr)
EL 060  Residential Wiring (3 cr)
EL 070  Certification for ANSI/J-STD 001 (2 cr)
EL 090  Introduction to Electronics (3 cr)

Evening Students
Evening students follow part-time student sequence.