NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY
ELECTRONICS
& COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT
CURRICULUM
GUIDE
Bachelor of
Science in Electronics Technology
First Semester Credit Second
Semester Credit
ENGL 100 (Ideas & Express I) 3 ENGL
101 (Ideas & Express II) 3
MATH 110 (Pre-Calculus) 4 GCS
234 (Comp.-Aided Draft)** 3
MFG 191 (Intro to MFG) 3 CHEM
106, 116 (Gen Chem/Lab)*** 4
ECT 101 (Tech Computers I) 3 ECT
120 (Intro Electronics Tech) 3
PHED 200 (Personal Hygiene) 2 MATH
131 (Calculus I) 4
15
17
Sophomore Year
First Semester Credit Second
Semester Credit
ECT 201 (Technical Computers II) 3 ECT
212 (Electric Circuits II) 3
MATH 132 (Calculus II) 4 Physics
226, 236 4
Physics 225, 235 4 Speech
250 (Speech Fund.) 3
ECT 211 (Electric Circuits I) 3 ECT
213 (Digital Circuits) 3
GCS 292 or ENGL 331 or BUED 360 3 Liberal
Arts (Elective)* 3
17 16
Junior Year
First Semester Credit Second
Semester Credit
ECT 312 (Active Circuits I) 3 ECT
314 (Active Circuits II) 3
Accounting 203 3 ECT
350 (Comm. Systems) 3
Liberal Arts (Elective)* 3 ECT
360 (Indus Meas. & Control I) 3
ECT 313 (Elect Microcomputer Sys I) 3 Liberal
Arts (Elective) 6
ECT 355 (Elec. Power & Machinery) 3 15
15
Senior Year
First Semester Credit Second
Semester Credit
PSYC 445 or PSYC 320 3 OSH
393 or OSH 201 3
CM 592 (Project Mgmt.) 3 ECT
Technical Elective 3
ECT 598 or ECT 497 3 Free
Elective 6
BUAD 422 (Intro. to Mgmt.) 3 MFG
495 or MATH 224
or SOCI 203 or ECON 305 3
ECT Tech Elective(s) 6 15
18
Total Credit Hours = 128
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*
Must be an approved elective.
See departmental approved liberal arts list.
** A
prerequisite of GCS 133 is recommended for students who have not taken prior
drafting course.
*** A
prerequisite of CHEM 099 is recommended for students lacking high school
Chemistry
**** See an
advisor for a list of approved technical specialization courses
***** Military or Air Science may be used as free
electives.
ECT
Required Courses (student must take all of the following courses)
ECT 101 Technical Computers I
ECT 120 Introduction to Electronics Technology
ECT 201 Technical Computers II
ECT 211 Electric Circuits I
ECT 212 Electric Circuits II
ECT 213 Digital Circuits
ECT 312 Active Circuits I
ECT 313 Electronic Microcomputer Systems I
ECT 314 Active Circuits II
ECT 350 Communications Systems
ECT 355 Electrical Power and Machinery
ECT 360 Industrial Measurements and Control I
ECT Senior Electives (student
must select 3 credit hours from the following courses)
ECT 497 Cooperative Training in Industry I
ECT 598 Senior Project
ECT 498 Cooperative Training in Industry II
ECT 599 Independent Study
ECT 690 Special Problems in Electronics and
Computer Technology
ECT 685 Energy, Power and The Environment
ECT 695 Alternate Energy Systems
ECT 301 Technical Computers III
ECT 413 Electronic Microcomputer Systems II
ECT 420 Uniplexed Information and Computing Systems
ECT 431 Advanced Programming
Techniques with an OOP Language
ECT 530 Computer
Networking I
ECT 620 Telecommunications Management
COMP 620 Information, Privacy and Security
COMP 627 Wireless Network Security
ECT 601 Wireless Application Protocols
ECT 610 Digital Communications I
ECT 611 Digital Communications II
ECT 650 Wireless Communication Systems
ECT 655 Optical Communication Systems
ECT 660 Satellite and Personal Communication Systems
ECT 665 Wireless Geo-location Systems
ECT 670 Communication Circuit Development Laboratory
ECT 675 Video Communication Systems
ECT 414 Introduction to Semiconductor Device Physics
and Fabrication
ECT 614 Microelectronic Fabrication Technology
ECT 615 Introduction to Semiconductor Manufacturing
Equipment Technology
ECT 616 Applied Materials, Semiconductor, and
Superconductivity
ECT 617 Advanced Solid State Devices
ECT 634 Electronic Instrumentation for Telemetry
Applications
ECT 635 Analysis and Design of Mechatronic Systems
ECT 640 Electronic Automated Testing Systems