2006-07 College Catalog - South Florida State College

Entry Requirement: Instructor’s approval.Length: 640 classroom contact hrs, 8,000 hrs of internshipand on-the-job training / 21.3 occ. credits.Prefix Number Course Name Cont. Hrs.FIRST YEARFirst SemesterEEV 0773 Lineman Apprenticeship I 4-80EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320Second SemesterEEV 0773 Lineman Apprenticeship I 4-80EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320Summer TermEEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 400SECOND YEARFirst SemesterEEV 0774 Lineman Apprenticeship II 4-80EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320Second SemesterEEV 0774 Lineman Apprenticeship II 4-80EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320Summer TermEEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 400THIRD YEARFirst SemesterEEV 0775 Lineman Apprenticeship III 4-80EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320Second SemesterEEV 0775 Lineman Apprenticeship III 4-80EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320FOURTH YEARFirst SemesterEEV 0776 Lineman Apprenticeship IV 4-80EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320Second SemesterEEV 0776 Lineman Apprenticeship IV 4-80EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 320Summer TermEEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 400EEV 0941 Lineman Apprenticeship Internship 400Total 4800ELECTRONICS - Programs of Study:1530 Electronics Engineering - Associate in Science2040 Bio-Medical Electronic Systems (Electronics Engineering)- Associate in Applied Science2112 Computer Engineering Technology - Associate inApplied Science - See Addendum2130 Electronics Engineering - Associate in AppliedScience2200 Microcomputer Systems Engineering (ElectronicsEngineering) - Associate in Applied Science3310 Electronics Technology - OccupationalCertificate3312 Computer Electronics Technology - OccupationalCertificateELECTRONICS ENGINEERINGASSOCIATE IN SCIENCEProgram Code: 1530Description of Program: The A.S. degree in ElectronicsEngineering Technology prepares the student for employmentin the field of electronics in such areas as engineeringand science in electronic research, design, production,and sales of electronic devices, computers, communications,and control systems. The students are provided theknowledge and skills needed to assist engineers in theapplication of electrical and electronic principles and proceduresto the areas of design, development, production,testing, and maintenance. Course content includes, but isnot limited to, basic concepts of electricity, use of directcurrent measuring instruments, alternative current powerlines, technical drawing as applied to electronics, theory,and operations of electronic test instruments, basic skillsin drawing, and use of circuit diagrams and digital electronicswith emphasis on minicomputer systems.Length: Two (2) years (68 credit hours)Prefix Number Course Name Cr. Hrs.FIRST YEARFirst Term* ENC 1101 Freshman English I (G.E.) 3* MAC 1105 College Algebra (G.E.) 3EET 1015C Electronics I 4INP 1390 Human Relations (G.E.) 3** Humanities Elective (G.E.) 316Second TermEET 1025C Electronics II 4*** MAC 1114 Plane Trigonometry 3*** SPC 2600 Oral Communications (G.E.) 3ETD 1615C Applied Electronics Drawing 2** Social Sciences Elective (G.E.) 315Summer Term*** EET 1141C Introduction to Solid State Devices 4EET 1605C Electronic Fabrication Techniques 37115