Electronics Technology, B.S. 
	
Advisor: D. Zanella (860-832-1841)
Accredited by ATMAE
This degree prepares students to work as a member of an engineering team in applied design, product development, manufacturing, maintenance, or technical support/sales services in the electrical and electronic industries, which include telecommunications, control systems, manufacturing of electromechanical devices and computer services. There is a graduation requirement of a capstone assessment during a student's final year of study.
	
		
			General Education
		
			Study Area I - Arts and Humanities (9 credits)
		
Literature Requirement (recommend an International)
			
				| TM 190 | Global Quality Management Systems | 3  | 
			
				| TM 362 | Leading Project Teams | 3  | 
			
				| MGT 295 | Fundamentals of Management and Organizational Behavior | 3  | 
			
				| AC 210 | Accounting for Decision-Making | 3  | 
			
				| MKT 295 | Fundamentals of Marketing | 3  | 
			
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				| CS 151 | Computer Science I | 3  | 
			
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				| CS 213 | Applications of Computing I | 3  | 
			
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				| CEGT 200 | Seminar | 1  | 
			
				| CET 113 | Introduction to Information Processing | 3  | 
			
				| CET 223 | Basic Electrical Circuits | 3  | 
			
				| CET 233 | Advanced Electrical Circuits | 3  | 
			
				| CET 243 | Analog Electronics I | 3  | 
			
				| CET 323 | Analog Electronics II | 3  | 
			
				| CET 363 | Digital Circuits | 3  | 
			
				| CEGT 400 | Internship and Senior Seminar | 3  | 
			
				| CET 443 | Electronic Communications | 3  | 
			
				| CET 453 | Microcomputers  | 3  | 
			
				| CET 463 | Advanced Microcomputers | 3  | 
			
				|   | Literature (3) | 3  | 
			
				|   | Elective  | 3  | 
			
				|   | Elective required  | 3  | 
			
		
			Study Area IV - Natural Scientific (6 credits)
		
			Study Area II - Social Sciences (9 credits)
		
			
				| ECON 200 | Principles of Macroeconomics | 3  | 
			
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				| ECON 201 | Principles of Microeconomics | 3  | 
			
				|   | History (3) | 3  | 
			
				|   | Elective  | 3  | 
			
		
			Study Area III - Behavioral Sciences (6 credits)
		
Recommend PSY 112. 
 
			Study Area IV - Natural Scientific (6 credits)
		
			Skill Area I - Communication Skills (6 credits)
		
			
				| ENG 105 | Enhanced Introduction to College Writing | 3  | 
			
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				| ENG 105P | Enhanced Introduction to College Writing Workshop | 2  | 
			
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				| ENG 110 | Introduction to College Writing | 3  | 
			
				| ENGR 290 | Engineering Technical Writing and Presentation | 3  | 
			
		
			Skill Area II - Mathematics (6 credits)
		
			Skill III - Foreign Language
		
See the University Catalog for the foreign language requirement
			Skill IV - Univ. Requirements (2-3 credits)
		
			Major Requirements
		
			Related Major Requirements
		
			
				| CET 113 | Introduction to Information Processing | 3  | 
			
				| CEGT 200 | Seminar | 1  | 
			
				| CEGT 400 | Internship and Senior Seminar | 3  | 
			
				| TM 190 | Global Quality Management Systems | 3  | 
			
				| TM 362 | Leading Project Teams | 3  | 
			
				| AC 210 | Accounting for Decision-Making | 3  | 
			
				|   | or |  | 
			
				| AC 211 | Introduction to Financial Accounting | 3  | 
			
				| MGT 295 | Fundamentals of Management and Organizational Behavior | 3  | 
			
				| MKT 295 | Fundamentals of Marketing | 3  | 
			
		
			Directed Electives 
		
Chosen with an advisor.
			General Education Requirements 
		
			Required Courses
		
	 Total Credit Hours: 120
Note: A minor is not required for this major.