2011-2012 Associate in Applied Technology Degree Worksheet
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Name ___________________________ SID _______________ Date _________ Advisor _________________________
The Associate in Applied Technology degree is designed for students who wish to complete a program with a specific professional-technical career
objective. Students are required to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.00 to receive this degree. Any course specified below under major
area requirements must be completed with a grade of “C” or better to satisfy the requirement. Plan ahead as some courses are not taught every
quarter. All general education classes must be 100-level or above, and must total 15 credits over all three categories.
Program Distribution
General Education Requirements
Check individual course descriptions in catalog for detailed information.
• Communication Skills — 5 credits
Complete five (3-5) credits from course below.
ENGL 135 (required)...............................................
........................................................................
TOTAL
Credits Needed
0
• Computational Skills — 5 credits
Major Area Requirements
Courses listed below are to be completed with a “C” or better.
BTEC 149
Computer Applications Essentials
3
CADD 130
Basic Mircrostation
4
CADD 140
Basic AutoCADD
4
CADD 143
Civil Drafting 1 w/AutoCADD
4
CADD 230
Civil Drafting 2
3
CMST&210
Interpersonal Communication
5
CNST 108
Job Estimating & Scheduling
3
HLTH 120
Adult CPR and First Aid
1
Complete five (3-5) credits from course below.
CTEC 121 (required).........................................
........................................................................
TOTAL
Credits Needed
0
• Human Relations — 5 credits
Complete five credits from course below.
MGMT 100 (required).......................................
........................................................................
TOTAL
Credits Needed
0
The Power Utilities Technology program prepares the
student for various entry-level positions in electric utilities,
firms servicing the utilities, and industrial firms using power
level electrical equipment in their operations.
Electric power system operation involves high power level
generation; transmission and distribution facilities; and related
monitoring, control, and protection equipment. Efficient and
reliable operation of these systems requires operations and
maintenance staff members who understand the
characteristics of the various systems and understand how
to safely operate and maintain such complex and high power
level equipment.
MATH 095
Intermediate Algebra
5
MATH 098
Technical Mathematics I
3
MATH 099
Technical Mathematics II
3
MGMT 126
Project Management
3
PWR 101
Basic Electrical Concepts
7
PWR 150
Career Exploration for Power Utilities
1
PWR 151
Intro to the Power Utilities Industry
7
PWR 152
Tools of the Trade
2
PWR 153
Electrical Safety
1
PWR 154
Electrical System Components
7
PWR 155
Print Reading for the Utility Industry
2
PWR 156
Electrical System Troubleshooting
2
SURV125
Introduction to GIS
3
PWR 201
System Protection
3
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0
TOTAL CREDITS NEEDED: 97
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Revised: 9/12/11
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Associate in Applied Technology Worksheet
General Education Requirements:
Some specific requirements of a program may
also meet the General Education requirements.
A total of fifteen (15) credits between the three
subject areas is required. You may take three
(3) to five (5) credits from the courses listed
below in each area of Communication Skills,
Computational Skills and Human Relation, but
the combined total needs to equal fifteen (15)
credits.
Communication Skills [C] – 5 credits
Select a minimum of five (5) credits from
the list below:
• BTEC 107
• ENGL& 101 or 135
• ENGL 212 or BUS 211
• ENGL& 235
Computational Skills [CP] – 5 credits
Complete five (5) credits from the list below:
• Math – MATH 103, 105, 111, MATH& 107
(or any course for which one of these is a
prerequisite)
• Computer Technology – CTEC 100, 101, 121
Human Relations [HR] – 5 credits
Complete five (5) credits from the list below:
• Communication Studies – CMST 212, 216,
CMST&210, 230
• Human Development – HDEV 105, 123, 155,
186, 195, 198, 200
• Management – MGMT100, 101, 104, 106,
110, 112, 120, 122, 125, 128, 132
• Psychology – PSYC&100
• Sociology – SOC& 101
• Women’s Studies – WS101
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