This track focuses on Electromechanical Engineering Technology, preparing students with the technical knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Associate level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant engineering career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
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General Courses
10 Courses
B-057Introduction to the Humanities
A broad survey of the art, literature, and ideas that have shaped human culture.
- Landmark works in art and literature
- Philosophical movements across eras
- Interpreting cultural artifacts in context
AAS-085Social and Cultural Geography
Exploring how geography shapes societies, economies, and cultural identity.
- Population patterns and migration
- Urban and rural land use
- Regional cultural differences
B-158English Composition
Developing clear, well-organized writing for academic and professional contexts.
- Building a strong thesis and outline
- Paragraph structure and transitions
- Revising drafts for clarity and tone
B-200College Algebra
Building fluency with algebraic methods used across academic disciplines.
- Solving linear and quadratic equations
- Working with functions and graphs
- Applying algebra to real-world problems
B-336World Religions
A comparative look at the beliefs and practices of major world faiths.
- Core beliefs of major traditions
- Religious ritual and practice
- Religion's influence on society
AAS-370Ethics
Examining moral theories and how they apply to everyday decisions.
- Major ethical theories and frameworks
- Applying ethics to real-life dilemmas
- Evaluating competing moral claims
B-460Art Appreciation
Building a vocabulary for understanding and evaluating visual art.
- Elements and principles of design
- Major art movements through history
- Analyzing meaning in visual works
AAS-584Pre-Calculus
Strengthening the mathematical foundation needed for advanced coursework.
- Polynomial and rational functions
- Exponential and logarithmic relationships
- Trigonometric identities and graphs
B-825Human Biology
An introduction to how the human body functions at the systems level.
- Major organ systems
- Cell structure and function
- Basic human physiology
AAS-902World History
Tracing major civilizations, conflicts, and turning points across the globe.
- Rise and fall of empires
- Global conflicts and their causes
- Cultural exchange across regions
ENG-114Introduction to Engineering
A broad orientation to the engineering discipline, its branches, and career paths.
- Major engineering disciplines
- Engineering problem-solving approach
- Engineering career pathways
ENG-239Introduction to Electrical Engineering
Introduces the foundational principles of electrical systems and circuits.
- Basic circuit theory
- Voltage, current, and resistance
- Electrical safety fundamentals
ENG-612Foundations of Mechanical Engineering
Introduces the core principles behind mechanical systems and design.
- Basic mechanical principles
- Machine component fundamentals
- Overview of mechanical design process
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Specialist Courses
3 Courses
EET-2543Electromechanical Engineering Technology Materials and Processes
Covers materials and processes used in electromechanical systems.
- Electromechanical material properties
- Manufacturing process fundamentals
- Material selection for hybrid systems
FOE-2544Fundamentals of Electromechanical Engineering Technology
Introduces the core principles connecting electrical and mechanical systems.
- Electromechanical system basics
- Integration of electrical and mechanical components
- Overview of electromechanical applications
ITE-2545Introduction to Electromechanical Engineering Technology
A broad orientation to the electromechanical engineering field and career paths.
- History of electromechanical technology
- Career pathways in electromechanical engineering
- Overview of electromechanical industries
$48,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires High School Diploma or GED.
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Complete the online application with your basic and academic details.
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