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Engineering Technology A.A.S.

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Associate of Applied Science Degree

There are ten concentrations within the Engineering Technology major:

  1. Chemical Engineering Technology Concentration 
  2. Civil Engineering Technology Concentration 
  3. Construction Engineering Technology Concentration 
  4. Design/Drafting Engineering Technology Concentration 
  5. Manufacturing Engineering Technology Concentration 
  6. Mechanical Engineering Technology Concentration 
  7. Motorsports Engineering Technology Concentration 
  8. Non-Destructive Testing Engineering Technology Concentration 
  9. Quality Assurance/Quality Control Technology Concentration 
  10. Radiation Protection Concentration  

Emphasis Areas of General Studies A.S.

Civil Engineering (TTP) 

Electrical Engineering (TTP) 

Pre-Engineering A.S. (TTP) 

Technical Certificates (embedded) within  Engineering Technology A.A.S. - Chemical Engineering Technology Concentration  

Advanced Process Technology Technical Certificate 

Chemical Laboratory Technology Technical Certificate 

Process Technology Technical Certificate 

 

Note(s)

A grade of “C” or better is required in all prerequisite courses and in all courses specified by course numbers in the summary of required hours.
Note:  Any program-directed or technical electives require “C” or better in all course work.

 

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