Electronics Technology

Electronics Technology 2008-2009
   

Degree(s)

Certificate(s)

If you are interested in an exciting and rewarding career where people and technology come together, engineering technology may be for you. Specialized courses in engineering technology emphasize application more than theoretical development. The program provides classroom studies with hands-on, high-tech laboratories. The student will use the tools of mathematics, science and telecommunications, as well as the calculator, computer, telecommunication networks and other laboratory equipment.

Engineering technologists fill entry-level positions in industry, which include: circuit diagnostics, laboratory and field-testing, manufacturing and assembly, quality assurance, technical sales, field service and certification of new installation projects. They are involved with all products and systems of industry, including radios, radars, computers, network/wireless telecommunications applications and security systems, robots, audio and video systems, automotive electronics, medical instruments and navigation systems.

Offered specializations provide our students the opportunity for employment in some of the following job functions:

• Service Shop Technician

• Industrial Manufacturing Technician

• Laboratory Technician

• Field Service Technician

• Wireless Telecommunication Technician

• Engineering Assistant/Associate Engineer

• Technical Writer

• Technical Sales

The core courses will transfer to a variety of colleges and universities. Contact a counselor or faculty adviser for specific information.


BASIC ELECTRONICS CERTIFICATE
(certificate offered at Lone Star College–CyFair)
FIRST YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
ITSC1401Introduction to Computers OR4
COSC1401Microcomputer Applications 

SEMESTER TOTAL

4
Second Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1403DC Circuits4
MATH1314College Algebra3
CETT1405AC Circuits
4

SEMESTER TOTAL

11
Third Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT11425Digital Fundamentals4
CETT1429Solid State Devices OR3-4
Elective2 Technical
 

SEMESTER TOTAL

7-8
TOTAL Credit Hours for
Basic Electronics Certificate
22-23
1 Capstone course
2 Approved electives include any CETT, CPMT, EECT, or ITCC course.

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COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIZATION
Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep
(specialization offered at Lone Star College–CyFair and Lone Star College-Kingwood)
PREREQUISITE SEMESTER
CourseNumberTitleCredit
ITSC1401Introduction to Computers OR4
COSC1401Microcomputer Applications OR 
CPMT1403Introduction to Computer Technology 

SEMESTSER TOTAL

4
FIRST YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1403DC Circuits4
Elective1 Humanities/Fine Arts
3
Elective1 Social/Behavioral Sciences
3
ITSE1402Computer Programming4
MATH1314College Algebra3

SEMESTER TOTAL

17
Second Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1405AC Circuits
4
SPCH1318Interpersonal Communications3
CETT1425Digital Fundamentals4
Elective2 Technical
4
ENGL1301Composition & Rhetoric I 3

SEMESTER TOTAL

18
SECOND YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1429Solid State Devices4
CETT1445Microprocessor
4
CPMT1445Computer Systems Maintenance 4
MATH1316Trigonometry3

SEMESTER TOTAL

15
Second Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
ITSY1442Information Technology Security4
CPMT2433Computer Integration4
    KINE  Any physical activity course      1
Elective3 Technical (Capstone Course)
3-4

SEMESTER TOTAL

12-13
TOTAL Credit Hours for
Computer Engineering Technology Specialization
66-67

1 To meet multicultural requirement, choose either SOCI 1301 or any foreign language
2 Choose technical elective from CPMT 1449; EECT 2439; ELMT 2433; CPMT 1449; or departmental approval
3 Capstone Course. Choose from CETT 2449, EECT 2380 or ELMT 2433

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INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE

(certificate offered at Lone Star College-North Harris)

Certificate was deactivated in spring, 2008. No new students will be accepted. Courses will continue to be offered for a period of time to allow currently enrolled students to graduate. Contact faculty for more information.

FIRST YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1409DC/AC Circuits OR4
HART1401Basic Electricity for HVAC 
IEIR1310Motor Controls3
ELMT2433Industrial Electronics4
RBTC11401Programmable Controllers4

SEMESTER TOTAL

15
TOTAL Credit Hours for Industrial
Electrical Technology Specialization Certificate
15
1 Capstone course

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INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIZATION
Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(degree offered at Lone Star College-North Harris)
Degree was deactivated in spring, 2008. No new students will be accepted. Courses will continue to be offered for a period of time to allow currently enrolled students to graduate. Contact faculty for more information.

FIRST YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1403DC Circuits4
CPMT1403Introduction to Computer Technology4
DFTG1309Basic Computer-Aided Drafting3
ENGL1301Composition & Rhetoric I 3
MATH1314College Algebra3

SEMESTER TOTAL

17
Second Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1405AC Circuits4
CETT1425Digital Fundamentals 4
MATH1316Trigonometry3
SPCH1318Interpersonal Communications3

SEMESTER TOTAL

14
SECOND YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1429Solid State Devices4
CETT1457Linear Integrated Circuits
4
ELMT2433Industrial Electronics4
HUMA1 Elective3
IEIR1310Motor Controls3

SEMESTER TOTAL

18
Second Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1445Microprocessors4
Elective2 Capstone Course3-4
Elective1 Social/Behavioral Science
3
RBTC1401Programmable Controllers 4

SEMESTER TOTAL

14-15
TOTAL Credit Hours for Industrial
Controls Technology Specialization
63-64
1 Student must meet the multicultural requirements of the degree. See the Lone Star College System catalog for a complete listing.
2 CETT 2449; EECT 2380; or ELMT 2437 (Capstone course)

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WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep
(specialization offered at Lone Star College–Tomball)
PREREQUISITE
Prerequisite
CourseNumberTitleCredit
ITSC1401Introduction to Computers OR4
COSC1401Microcomputer Applications 

ENGL

1301

Composition & Rhetoric I

3

SEMESTER TOTAL

7
FIRST YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
EECT1307Convergence Technologies3
MATH1314College Algebra3

EECT

1403Introduction to Telecommunications

4

ITNW1425Fundamentals of Networking OR4
ITCC1401Exploration-Network Fundamentals 

 Elective1

 Humanities/Fine Arts 

 3

SEMESTER TOTAL

17
Second Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1409DC-AC Circuits4

ITSY

1417 

Wireless Foundations 

SPCH

1318 

Interpersonal Communication 

ITSY

1427 

Telecom, Media: Physical Layer Implementation OR

4

ITCC

1409 

Cisco Voice and Data Cabling  
Elective1 Social/Behavorial Science3

SEMESTER TOTAL

18
SECOND YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
ITSY2417Wireless Security Development4
KINE
Physical Activity1
BUSI2304Business Communications3
Elective2
Technical Elective3-4
Elective2
Technical Elective3-4

SEMESTER TOTAL

14-16
Second Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
Elective2 Technical Elective3-4
EECT32380Cooperative Education 3

SEMESTER TOTAL

6-7
TOTAL Credit Hours for
Wireless Telecommunications Technology AAS
62-65

1 Students must take a Humanities/Fine Arts Elective and a Social Behavioral Science elective.  One of these electives should also meet the multicultural requirement.  See catalog for associate of applied science degree requirements.
2 Choose from any 3-4 credit ITCC, ITSY, ITNW, ITSE, or ITSC course.
3 Capstone course.  Instructor approval needed.

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WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE
(certificate offered at Lone Star College–Tomball)
PREREQUISITE
Prerequisite
CourseNumberTitleCredit
ITSC1401Introduction to Computers OR4
COSC1401Microcomputer Applications 

SEMESTER TOTAL

4
FIRST YEAR
First Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
CETT1409DC-AC Circuits4

ENGL

1301

Composition & Rhetoric I

3

EECT

1307

Convergence Technologies

ITNW

1425 

Fundamentals of Networking OR 

ITCC1401Exploration-Network Fundamentals 

SEMESTER TOTAL

14
Second Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit
ITSY1427

Telecom, Media: Physical Layer Implementation OR

4
ITCC1409Voice and Data Cabling  
SPCH1318Interpersonal Communication3
ITSY1417Wireless Foundations4

BUSI

2304

Business Communications 

3

SEMESTER TOTAL

14
Third Semester
CourseNumberTitleCredit

ITSY

2417

Wireless Security Development

4

EECT12380Cooperative Education3

SEMESTER TOTAL

7
TOTAL Credit Hours for
Wireless Telecommunications Technology Certificate
39
 1Capstone course.  Instructor approval needed. 

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