Career Opportunities

Graduates from this program find exciting opportunities as electro-mechanical technicians who install, maintain, and repair electronic equipment and automated systems used in a variety of industries. Examples include aerospace, paper manufacturing, food processing, petro-chemical production, power generation, mining, municipal water and waste water treatment, plant maintenance, medical device testing and calibration, and environmental monitoring and control systems.

Professional Licensure Disclosure

Suggested Technical Studies Semester I

NumberTitleCredits
ETEC1511DC Electronics3 Credits
ETEC1512AC Electronics3 Credits
ETEC1515Safety Awareness2 Credits
ETEC1517Maintenance Process and Production2 Credits

Suggested Technical Studies Semester II

NumberTitleCredits
ETEC1507Digital Electronics3 Credits
ETEC1524Print Reading and Design2 Credits
ETEC1526Quality Practice2 Credits
ETEC1528Maintenance Awareness2 Credits
ETEC1535Networking Systems2 Credits

Suggested Technical Studies Semester III

NumberTitleCredits
ETEC2515Introduction to Process Control3 Credits
ETEC2535Fluid Power and Control4 Credits
ETEC2541Electrical Motors and Control Systems3 Credits
ETEC2543Programmable Logic Control3 Credits

Suggested Technical Studies Semester IV

NumberTitleCredits
ETEC2532Instrumentation Control and Data Acquisition4 Credits
ETEC2542Industrial Motor Applications3 Credits
ETEC2544Automated Manufacturing Systems3 Credits

General Education

NumberTitleCredits
ENGL1303Technical Writing3 Credits
MATH1360College Algebra3 Credits
PHYS1305Conceptual Physics4 Credits
Choose the above course OR the below course
PHYS2300General Physics I4 Credits
CRTK1300Introduction to Critical Thinking3 Credits
MnTC Goal Area 5 Social Sciences3 Credits