Electrical Technology
Electrical Technology ***Effective Fall 2016*** AAS Degree #4750 (66 credits) Technology Division
NAME:_______________________ Advisor:______________________
Developmental Courses as determined through College Placement Testing*: * Please note: 0-level courses do not transfer and do not count toward graduation requirements; however, they are required to courses if needed based on placement scores.. English as Second Language ____ Any ENGL ESL classes* Reading Comprehension ____ ENGL 001* ____ ENGL 002* ____ ENGL 003*
SUBJECT NUMBER First Semester ____ ELOC 153 ____ ELOC 172 ____ GTEC 101 ____ GTEC 110 ____ __________ ____ __________
Writing Fundamentals ____ ENGL 050* ____ ENGL 051* Freshman Year Exp. ____ FS 100 / 102 ____ Dept. FYE
Math Testing Prior to 4/16 _____FS 107(option) _____MATH 010*
DESCRIPTION
enter college level
Math Testing AFTER 4/1/16 ____FS 107(option) ____MATH 008* ___ MATH 022*
PRE or CO-REQUISITE
CREDITS
Fundamentals of Electricity National Electrical Code Safety: OSHA -30 & NFPA -70E Construction Blue Print Reading Core A Elective3 Core B Elective3 Total Credits
____ ____ ____ ____ ____
Second Semester ELOC 1574 MATH 161 ELOC 168 __________ __________
Electrical Wiring I Technical Mathematics Introduction to Fiber Optics Program Elective (See back of form) Program Elective (See back of form)
Pre: ELOC 153, 172, GTEC 110 Pre: MATH 010 or 022 Pre: ELOC 153
Total Credits
4 2 3 3 3 3 18
4 3 3 3 3 16
____
Third Semester ENGL 101
English Composition I
Pre: Placement through college placement testing program
3
____
COMM 101 or
Effective Speaking
3
____ ____ ____ ____
COMM 203 ELOC 163 ELOC 165 __________ __________
Interpersonal Communication Electrical Wiring II Alarm and Phone Cabling Physical Education Elective1 Program Elective (See back of form)
Pre: Eligibility for ENGL 101 and completion of any reading developmental courses Pre: ENGL 101
Pre: ELOC 157 Pre: ELOC 157
4 2 1 3 16
Total Credits
____
Fourth Semester ENGL 104 or
Report and Technical Writing
Pre: ENGL 101and completion 3 of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher Pre: ENGL 101 with a grade of C or higher and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher Pre: ENGL 101 with a grade of C or higher and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher
Pre: ELOC 163
2
Pre: ELOC 153, or ELOC 151 & ELOC 152 and GTEC 110
3
ENGL 102 or ENGL 106 _____ _____
ELOC 171 ELOC 1756
Electrical Service Electrical System Troubleshooting
____ ____ ____
__________ __________ __________
Core C Elective3 Free Elective Program Elective (See back of form) Total Credits
3 3 2 16
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
Total Program Credits
66
Program Notes: 1. 2. 3. 4.
5.
6.
One 1 credit PE/Wellness (W) course is required. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Wellness courses. One 3 credit Diversity (D) course is required for graduation. General Education Core Requirements can be used to complete this requirement. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Diversity courses. Core elective requirements may vary each academic year. Please go to www.hacc.edu to view a current list. ELOC 157 official pre-requisite is ELOC 153, ELOC 172, and GTEC 130. GTEC 130 has been changed to GTEC 110 Construction Print Reading. (Starting Fall 2014 Term) However at this point the official change has not taken place in the academic house thus students will need a pre-requisite override from a teaching faculty instructor or faculty counselor in order for a student to officially enroll. ELOC courses are offered day and evening at multiple HACC campuses. The entire 4750 AAS Degree can be completed at the Harrisburg and York Campus locations. Each term course offerings may change due to class enrollments and instructor availability. Please check with a full-time Faculty Instructor / Advisor for up-coming term course offerings. Pre-requisites for this course have not been updated through our academic house. The original pre-req. included GTEC 130. GTEC 130 has recently changed to GTEC 110. Also ELOC 151 and ELOC 152 are not required for completion of this degree. Students are encouraged to have completed ELOC 153. Registration for this course may be difficult. Students will need a pre-requisite override from a teaching faculty instructor or faculty counselor in order for a student to officially enroll.
Program Electives: Select 11 credits from the following course options: Certain pre-req. or co-req. may apply. Please view hacc.edu for accurate pre-req. and co-req. information. •BUSI 200 •BUSI 201 •BUSI 202 •BUSI 209 •BUSI 230 •BUSI 245 •Any CAD Course •Any CARP Course •CIS 100 •Any CNT Course •ELEC 107 •ELEC 108 •ELOC 291 •Any GREN Course •Any HVAC Course •Any HBR Course •IA 201 •IA 202 •IA 208 •IA 213 •IA 221 •IMT 102 •IMT 104 •IMT 204 •MATH 111 •MATH 161 •MGMT 119 •MGMT 201 •MGMT 226 •MKTG 201 •MKTG 204 •MKTG 205 •MKTG 209 •MKTG 210 •MKTG 212 •MKTG 216 •MKTG 217 •MKTG 218 •MKTG 235 •MKTG 245 •WELD 111
The American Business System Business Law Business Law II Legal Environment of Business Introduction to International Business Business Ethics
3 3 3 3 3 3
or higher
3
Electricity for Technicians Applied Digital Electronics Cooperative Work Experience
3 3 3
Motors and Controls I Motors and Controls II PLC’s and Automation Troubleshooting PLC’s Sensor Technology Industrial Electrical Systems Instrumentation Systems Power Distribution Systems Principles of Math Technical Math for General Technology Dynamics of Supervision I Principles of Management Principles of Leadership Principles of Marketing Sales Management Visual Merchandising Marketing Internship Marketing Application Personal Selling Retail Merchandising Retail Management Advertising Internet Marketing Principles of International Marketing Welding Applications
4 4 2 3 3 4 4 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Campus Contact Information: Faculty Advisor: Tom Lepp [email protected] (780-2300 X214283 –Midtown II Center, 301A) Academic Advisor: Samantha Shoup [email protected] (801-3260 Ext. 513260 –York Campus, RM 102C) Harrisburg Campus: Counseling and Advising Midtown Center (736-4205)
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
Faculty Counselor: Jennifer Alleman [email protected] (358-2973 Ext. 312973 –Lancaster Campus, RM 221) Faculty Counselor: Ann Burris [email protected] (270-6319 –Lebanon Campus, D104H) Gettysburg Campus: Counseling & Advising (337-3855 Ext. 113001)
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
NAME:_______________________ Advisor:______________________
Developmental Courses as determined through College Placement Testing*: * Please note: 0-level courses do not transfer and do not count toward graduation requirements; however, they are required to courses if needed based on placement scores.. English as Second Language ____ Any ENGL ESL classes* Reading Comprehension ____ ENGL 001* ____ ENGL 002* ____ ENGL 003*
SUBJECT NUMBER First Semester ____ ELOC 153 ____ ELOC 172 ____ GTEC 101 ____ GTEC 110 ____ __________ ____ __________
Writing Fundamentals ____ ENGL 050* ____ ENGL 051* Freshman Year Exp. ____ FS 100 / 102 ____ Dept. FYE
Math Testing Prior to 4/16 _____FS 107(option) _____MATH 010*
DESCRIPTION
enter college level
Math Testing AFTER 4/1/16 ____FS 107(option) ____MATH 008* ___ MATH 022*
PRE or CO-REQUISITE
CREDITS
Fundamentals of Electricity National Electrical Code Safety: OSHA -30 & NFPA -70E Construction Blue Print Reading Core A Elective3 Core B Elective3 Total Credits
____ ____ ____ ____ ____
Second Semester ELOC 1574 MATH 161 ELOC 168 __________ __________
Electrical Wiring I Technical Mathematics Introduction to Fiber Optics Program Elective (See back of form) Program Elective (See back of form)
Pre: ELOC 153, 172, GTEC 110 Pre: MATH 010 or 022 Pre: ELOC 153
Total Credits
4 2 3 3 3 3 18
4 3 3 3 3 16
____
Third Semester ENGL 101
English Composition I
Pre: Placement through college placement testing program
3
____
COMM 101 or
Effective Speaking
3
____ ____ ____ ____
COMM 203 ELOC 163 ELOC 165 __________ __________
Interpersonal Communication Electrical Wiring II Alarm and Phone Cabling Physical Education Elective1 Program Elective (See back of form)
Pre: Eligibility for ENGL 101 and completion of any reading developmental courses Pre: ENGL 101
Pre: ELOC 157 Pre: ELOC 157
4 2 1 3 16
Total Credits
____
Fourth Semester ENGL 104 or
Report and Technical Writing
Pre: ENGL 101and completion 3 of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher Pre: ENGL 101 with a grade of C or higher and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher Pre: ENGL 101 with a grade of C or higher and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher
Pre: ELOC 163
2
Pre: ELOC 153, or ELOC 151 & ELOC 152 and GTEC 110
3
ENGL 102 or ENGL 106 _____ _____
ELOC 171 ELOC 1756
Electrical Service Electrical System Troubleshooting
____ ____ ____
__________ __________ __________
Core C Elective3 Free Elective Program Elective (See back of form) Total Credits
3 3 2 16
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
Total Program Credits
66
Program Notes: 1. 2. 3. 4.
5.
6.
One 1 credit PE/Wellness (W) course is required. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Wellness courses. One 3 credit Diversity (D) course is required for graduation. General Education Core Requirements can be used to complete this requirement. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Diversity courses. Core elective requirements may vary each academic year. Please go to www.hacc.edu to view a current list. ELOC 157 official pre-requisite is ELOC 153, ELOC 172, and GTEC 130. GTEC 130 has been changed to GTEC 110 Construction Print Reading. (Starting Fall 2014 Term) However at this point the official change has not taken place in the academic house thus students will need a pre-requisite override from a teaching faculty instructor or faculty counselor in order for a student to officially enroll. ELOC courses are offered day and evening at multiple HACC campuses. The entire 4750 AAS Degree can be completed at the Harrisburg and York Campus locations. Each term course offerings may change due to class enrollments and instructor availability. Please check with a full-time Faculty Instructor / Advisor for up-coming term course offerings. Pre-requisites for this course have not been updated through our academic house. The original pre-req. included GTEC 130. GTEC 130 has recently changed to GTEC 110. Also ELOC 151 and ELOC 152 are not required for completion of this degree. Students are encouraged to have completed ELOC 153. Registration for this course may be difficult. Students will need a pre-requisite override from a teaching faculty instructor or faculty counselor in order for a student to officially enroll.
Program Electives: Select 11 credits from the following course options: Certain pre-req. or co-req. may apply. Please view hacc.edu for accurate pre-req. and co-req. information. •BUSI 200 •BUSI 201 •BUSI 202 •BUSI 209 •BUSI 230 •BUSI 245 •Any CAD Course •Any CARP Course •CIS 100 •Any CNT Course •ELEC 107 •ELEC 108 •ELOC 291 •Any GREN Course •Any HVAC Course •Any HBR Course •IA 201 •IA 202 •IA 208 •IA 213 •IA 221 •IMT 102 •IMT 104 •IMT 204 •MATH 111 •MATH 161 •MGMT 119 •MGMT 201 •MGMT 226 •MKTG 201 •MKTG 204 •MKTG 205 •MKTG 209 •MKTG 210 •MKTG 212 •MKTG 216 •MKTG 217 •MKTG 218 •MKTG 235 •MKTG 245 •WELD 111
The American Business System Business Law Business Law II Legal Environment of Business Introduction to International Business Business Ethics
3 3 3 3 3 3
or higher
3
Electricity for Technicians Applied Digital Electronics Cooperative Work Experience
3 3 3
Motors and Controls I Motors and Controls II PLC’s and Automation Troubleshooting PLC’s Sensor Technology Industrial Electrical Systems Instrumentation Systems Power Distribution Systems Principles of Math Technical Math for General Technology Dynamics of Supervision I Principles of Management Principles of Leadership Principles of Marketing Sales Management Visual Merchandising Marketing Internship Marketing Application Personal Selling Retail Merchandising Retail Management Advertising Internet Marketing Principles of International Marketing Welding Applications
4 4 2 3 3 4 4 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Campus Contact Information: Faculty Advisor: Tom Lepp [email protected] (780-2300 X214283 –Midtown II Center, 301A) Academic Advisor: Samantha Shoup [email protected] (801-3260 Ext. 513260 –York Campus, RM 102C) Harrisburg Campus: Counseling and Advising Midtown Center (736-4205)
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
Faculty Counselor: Jennifer Alleman [email protected] (358-2973 Ext. 312973 –Lancaster Campus, RM 221) Faculty Counselor: Ann Burris [email protected] (270-6319 –Lebanon Campus, D104H) Gettysburg Campus: Counseling & Advising (337-3855 Ext. 113001)
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/4/16 RK
