KENNEBEC VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

PROGRAM OF STUDY ~ ADVISING GUIDE

 

Applied Electronics and Computer Technology (AECT & AET)

For student admitted Fall 05-Spring 06

Associate in Applied Science Degree

Name:                                                  SSN:                             Date:                              

First Semester    Pre-requisites Credit Hours
         ENG 108 Technical Writing CPT 117 or demonstrated keyboarding skills 3
       ETC 110 Computer Operating Systems * AOT 100 3
         ETL 113 Direct Current Theory/Lab* 2 years HS Algebra 3
       MAT 114 College Math Placement Test 3
       AOT 100 Personal Keyboarding   1
         Humanities Elective   3
Second Semester      Credit Hours
       ETC 125 Semiconductor Fundamentals* ETL 114 3
       ETC 119 Digital Electronics* ETL 113 3
       ETL 114 Alternating Current Theory/Lab* ETL 113 3
       MAT 117 College Algebra* Placement Test 3
         Social Science Elective   3
Third Semester      Credit Hours
       PHY 111 Elements of Physics MAT 117 or MAT 119 4
       ETC 210 Computer Operating System Applications * ETC 110 3
       ETC 220 Microprocessor Fundamentals* ETC 119 3
       ETC 225 Analog Circuit Analysis* ETC 125 3
       ETC 240 Audio/Video Technology* ETC 225 3
       ETC 244 Electronic Applications Lab* ETC 119, ETC 225, ETC 240 1
Fourth Semester     Credit Hours
      COM 104 OR COM 101 Intro to Communication OR Communication in the Workplace   3
      ETC 250 Computer Hardware Technology* ETC 210 3
      ETC 211 Network Operating Systems * ETC 210 3
      ETC 241 Digital/Data Communications* ETC 245 3
      ETC 245 Networking Applications Lab* ETC 241 1
      ETC 227 Experiential Education* Completion of 1,2,3 semesters 3
 

 

                                       Total Credit Hours: 64

CRITERIA FOR GRADUATION

    Students must complete 64 credits in the Applied Electronics and Computer Technology program and achieve a minimum grade of "C" in all core courses (*).  Students must attain a final GPA of 2.0 or higher.

 

PRE-REQUISITE (S):  ___High School Algebra  ___High School or College Science course (Physics preferred)

UPDATED JUNE 14, 2005