CODE 3912 Electronics Engineering Technology AAS Degree Course Sequence
Semester 1
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
Math
Engli
1100
1120
1141
1431
1101
Introduction to Electricity and Electronics
Electronic Documentation
Digital Fundamentals
Precalculus I
English Composition I
3
2
3
5
3
16
1101
1130
1201
1432
1201
Circuits I
Electronics Materials and Fabrication
Introduction to Renewable Energy
Precalculus II
General Physics
I
3
2
2
3
5
15
1102
1151
2273
1202
Circuits II
Electronic Devices and Applications I
Embedded Systems
General Physics
II
4
4
3
5
16
Electronic Communication 1
Introduction to programmable Controllers
4
3
3
6
3
19
66
Semester 2
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
Math
Physics
Semester 3
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
Physics
Semester 4
ELECT
1161
ELMEC
1190
Electives*
General Education
Speech
1100
Total Degree Requirements
Fundamentals of Speech Communication
General Education
6 additional credits Humanities: 3 semester hours Social and Behavioral Sciences: 3
semester hours.
*See the Electives List
*Choose 3 credits from the following: Courses:
ELECT 2001 Green Energy Systems
ELECT 2245 Programmable Logic Devices
ELECT 2273 Real-Time Systems programming
ELMEC 1110 Motor Fundamentals
ELMEC 1130 Industrial Electricity
ELMEC 1420 Drive Components
ELMEC 1171 Introduction to Robotics
ELMEC 2410 Programmable Logic Controllers II
ELMEC 2600 Motion Control
Total Hours
3
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Electrician’s Preparation Certificate
College of DuPage (COD) will establish the Electrician’s Preparation Certificate program to
train technicians in the field of electricity and electrical standards related to the applications in
the field of electrical technology such as residential and plant wiring and electrical maintenance.
Certificate provides knowledge, skills, and competencies to students for work in the area of
residential, commercial, and industrial wiring. National Electric Code, residential, commercial
and industrial wiring are studied.
This certificate does not provide license or certification to perform electrical work.
Program requirements include five courses, totaling 13 credit hours, allowing students the ability
to complete the training in one 16 week semester. Employment of electricians should increase 7
percent between 2006 and 2016, about as fast as the average occupations.
( http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos206.htm#projections_data). Also, stimulus package allocates $4.5
billion for green jobs, [1], “which could create jobs for electricians, installers, and engineers.”
Several reports cite potential for jobs, where electricians are quoted as an occupation with
growth [2]. Courses will be conducted in the new, state-of-the-art COD Technology Education Center.
Targeted students will include unemployed or underemployed individuals with interest in engineering or
related technical fields, students seeking retraining, or that requiring skill diversification in an existing
business. Overall employment of electrical technicians is expected to grow as the population ages
and specialist in the field retire.
[1] www.salon.com/tech/cleantech/2009
[2] www.careerbuilder.com/Article/CB-826-Who-is-Hiring-What-Are-Green-Jobs/
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CODE 4963 Advanced Multiskilled Technician Certificate Course Sequence by Semester
Semester 1
ELMEC 1101 Survey of Automation
3
ELMEC 1110 Motor and Generator Fundamentals
3
ELECT 1100 Electricity and Electronics Fundamentals
3
ELECT 1141 Digital Fundamentals
3
Semester 2
ELMEC 1190 Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers
3
ELMEC 1420 Drive Components
2
ELECT 1110 Introduction to Technology
2
ELECT 1120 Electronic Documentation
2
MANUF 1101 Industrial Design/CAD
3
Semester 3
ELMEC 2255 Industrial Controls
3
ELECT 1151 Electronic devices and Applications
4
Electives
Select minimum of one class of electives from the following list:
Elect 1130 Electronics Materials and Fabrication ......................2
Elect 1201 Renewable Energy Fundamentals ...........................2
Elmec 1141 Hydraulics and Pneumatics ....................................3
Elmec 1150 National Electrical Code .........................................3
Elmec 1171 Introduction to Robotic Technology .......................3
Manuf 1151 Machine Shop I ......................................................3
Manuf 1180 Quality Control .......................................................3
Weld 1100 Welding I ..................................................................3
2-3
CODE 4959 Process Control Instrumentation Certificate Course Sequence by Semester
Semester 1
ELMEC 1101 Survey of Automation
3
ELMEC 1110 Motor and Generator Fundamentals
3
ELMEC 1141 Hydraulics and Pneumatics
3
ELECT 1100 Electricity and Electronics Fundamentals
3
Semester 2
ELMEC 1130 Industrial Electricity
3
ELMEC 1190 Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers
3
ELMEC 2510 Process and Automation Controls
3
ELECT 2255 Industrial Controls
3
Semester 3
ELMEC 2410 Programmable Controller II (PLC II)
3
ELMEC 2520 Advanced Process and Automation Controls
3
ELECT 1120 Electronic Documentation
2
MANUF 1180 Quality Control
3
CODE 4958 Mechanical Maintenance Certificate Course Sequence by Semester
Semester 1
ELMEC 1101 Survey of Automation
3
ELMEC 1110 Motor and Generator Fundamentals
3
ELMEC 1141 Hydraulics and Pneumatics
3
ELECT 1100 Electricity and Electronics Fundamentals
3
Semester 2
ELMEC 1130 Industrial Electricity
3
ELMEC 1150 National Electrical Code
3
ELMEC 1171 Introduction to Robotics Technology
3
ELMEC 1190 Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers
3
Semester 3
ELMEC 1420 Drive Components
2
MANUF 1104 Technical Mechanics
2
MANUF 1151 Machine Shop I
3
MANUF 1180 Quality Control
3
CODE 4925 Electronics Technology Certificate Course Sequence
Semester 1
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
Math
1100
1120
1130
1141
1428
Introduction to Electricity and Electronics
Electronic Documentation
Electronic materials and Fabrication
Digital Fundamentals
College Algebra with Applications
3
2
2
3
3
13
1101
1201
2255
2273
Circuits I
Introduction to Renewable Energy
Industrial Controls
Embedded Systems
3
2
3
3
3
14
1102
1151
1161
Circuits II
Electronic Devices and Applications I
Electronic Communication 1
4
4
4
12
Semester 2
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
Electives*
Semester 3
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
Total Certificate Requirements
*See the Electives List
Program Electives: Choose 3 credits from the following courses.
ELECT 2001 Green Energy Systems.............................................3
ELECT 2241 Wireless Telecommunications I ..............................3
ELECT 2245 Programmable Logic Devices .................................4
Elmec 1110 Motor and Generator Fundamentals...........................3
Elmec 1130 Industrial Electricity ..................................................3
Elmec 1171 Introduction to Robotic Technology .........................3
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CODE 4913 Industrial Controls and Automation Certificate Course Sequence
Semester 1
ELECT
ELECT
ELMEC
ELMEC
1100
1141
1101
1171
Introduction to Electricity and Electronics
Digital Fundamentals
Survey of Automation
Introduction to Robotics
3
3
3
3
12
1101
1120
1130
1190
2600
Circuits I
Electronic Documentation
Electronic materials and Fabrication
Introduction to programmable Controllers
Motion Control
3
2
2
3
2
12
1151
1161
2255
Electronic Devices and Applications I
Electronic Communication 1
Industrial Controls
4
4
3
11
Semester 2
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
ELMEC
ELMEC
Semester 3
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
Total Certificate Requirements
35
CODE 4908 Renewable Energy Certificate Course Sequence
Semester 1
ELECT
ELECT
ELMEC
ELMEC
1100
1141
1110
1150
Introduction to Electricity and Electronics
Digital Fundamentals
Motor Fundamentals
National Electrical Code
3
3
3
3
12
1101
1201
1120
Circuits I
Renewable energy Fundamentals
Residential Wiring
3
2
3
8
1151
2255
2001
Electronic Devices and Applications I
Industrial Controls
Green Energy Systems
4
3
3
10
Semester 2
ELECT
ELECT
ELMEC
Semester 3
ELECT
ELECT
ELECT
Total Certificate Requirements
30