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NER-ET-008 Electronics Technician
EICC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY AAS
NAVY- NER-ET-008 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN
Course Requirements | Branch MOS Rank ET3 | Branch MOS Rank ET2 | Branch MOS Rank ET1 | CLEP | DANTES |
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ELE 101 Industrial Safety | |||||
ELE 216 DC Circuit Analysis | X | X | X | ||
MAT 705 Industrial Math & Measurement I (must select MAT 706 next term) OR | |||||
MAT 128 PreCalculus ** (recommended for transfer and must also enroll in following 8 week term) OR | |||||
MAT 210 Calculus I** (recommended for transfer and must also enroll in following 8 week term) | |||||
IND 134 Industrial Print Reading | |||||
ELE 217 AC Circuit Analysis | X | X | X | ||
MAT 706 Industrial Math & Measurement II | |||||
CSC 110 Introduction to Computers (must also enroll in following 8 week term) OR | |||||
CSC 112 Computer Fundamentals for Technicians I/A | |||||
ELE 225 Electric Motor Control & Power Distributions | X | X | X | ||
ELT 312 Solid State Devices & System | |||||
CSC 110 Introduction to Computers (continued from prior term) OR | |||||
CSC 113 Computer Fundamentals for Technicians I/B | |||||
ELT 123 Programmable Logic Controllers | |||||
ELT 309 Digital Circuits & Systems | |||||
HUM 105 Working in America OR | |||||
HUM 110 Changes and Choices OR | |||||
PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology | |||||
ENG 105 Composition I OR | |||||
ENG 107 Composition I : Technical Writing | |||||
ELT 125 Advanced PLC | |||||
PHY 185 Conceptual Physics Fundamentals I | |||||
MFG 505 Lean Manufacturing | |||||
EGT 117 Fluid Power Fundamentals | |||||
PHY 186 Conceptual Physics Fundamentals II* | |||||
IND 143 Motors and Drives |
***All transfer credits are subject to Department Coordinator's discretion.
Notes:
1. Academic Residency: Sixteen (16) of your last 32 credits earned prior to graduation
must be completed at a college of EICC.
2. Limitation on credit by examination and prior learning portfolio: No more than
46 credits earned through examination and/or portfolio may be applied to an