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The Allan Hancock College Electronics/Computer Electronics program offers degrees in the following:

• Engineering Technology
• Engineering Technology: Civil Engineering
• Engineering Technology with Emphasis on Mechatronics

Engineering Technology

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A major of 27 units is required for the associate in science degree. Required core courses (27 units):

ET 100	Computer Aided Drafting and Design	3 units
ET 111	Technical Drawing	3 units
ET 140	Engineering Drawing	3 units
ET 145	Advanced Engineering Drawing	3 units
ET 330	Print Reading and Interpretation	3 units
CS 111	Fundamentals of Programming 1	4 units
PHYS 141	General Physics 1	4 units
PHYS 142	General Physics 2	4 units

Engineering Technology: Civil Engineering

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A major of 26 units is required for the associate in science degree. Required core courses (26 units):

ARCH 131	Materials of Construction 1	3 units
ET 111	Technical Drawing 1	3 units
ENGR 152	Statics	3 units
GEOL 100	Physical Geology	4 units
MATH 181	Calculus 1	5 units
PHYS 141	General Physics 1	4 units
PHYS 142	General Physics 2	4 units

Engineering Technology With Emphasis on Mechatronics

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A major of 52 units is required for the associate in science degree. Required core courses (37 units):

CS 111	Fundamentals of Programming 1	4 units
EL/CEL/ET 104	Introduction to Robotics and Mechatronics	3 units
EL 111	Fundamentals of DC Circuit Analysis	1.5 units
EL 112	Fundamentals of DC Circuit Analysis Lab	1 units
EL 113	Fundamentals of AC Circuit Analysis	1.5 units
EL 114	Fundamentals of AC Circuit Analysis Lab	1 units
EL 122	Electronic Devices and Circuits	3 units
EL 123	Electronic Devices and Circuits Lab	2 units
CS 141	Computer Fundamentals in Digital Design	3 units
	or
EL 125	Digital Devices and Circuits	3 units
CS142	Computer Fundamentals in Digital Design Lab	2 units
	or
EL 126	Digital Devices and Circuits Lab	2 units
MT 330	Print Reading and Interpretation	3 units
	or
WLD T 306	Layout and Fabrication Interpretation	3 units
EL 146	Electronic Product Design, Fabrication and Documentation	2 units
MT 109	Survey of Machining	4 units
ET 140	Engineering Drawing	3 units
SP 128	Materials and Processes	3 units
	Plus a minimum of 15 units selected from the following:
COM SC 122	Fundamentals of Programming 2	3 units
COM SC 175	Object-Oriented Programming	3 units
CS 164	Software Engineering	3 units
EL 105	PC Preventive Maintenance and Upgrade	3 units
	or
EL 320	A+ Certification	2 units
EL 106	Networking Essentials 1	3 units
EL 107	Networking Essentials 2	3 units
CEL/EL/ET 128	Renewable Energy	3 units
CEL/EL/ET 131	Programmable Logic Controllers and Industrial Control Design	3 units
CEL/EL/ET 133	Transducers and Sensors	3 units
EL 135	Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation	3 units
EL 136	Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation Lab	2 units
EL/COM SC 137	Microcomputer Architecture and Software Design	4 units
EL/COM EL/ET 138	Introduction to Motorola’s 68000 Microprocessor Family	3 units
CEL/EL/ET 139	Electrical Power, Motors, and Controls	3 units
CEL/EL/ET 162	Fluid Power and Control	2 units
ET 100	Computer Aided Drafting and Design	3 units
MT 100	Machine Tool Practices	4 units
PHYS 100	Concepts in Physics	3 units
	or
PHYS 110	Introductory Physics	3 units
	or
PHSC 111	Matter, Energy, and Molecules	4 units
SP 104	Quality Management Control and Safety	3 units
WLD T 106	Beginning Welding	3 units
WLD T 107	Advanced Welding	3 units
WLD T 307	G.M.A.W. Welding	3 units
	or
WLD T 308	T.I.G. Welding	3 units
WLD T 315	Metal Fabrication	4 units

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