| Course Number | Course Title | Credits | Description | Competencies |
| ELT093 | Concepts Electronics/Computers | 1 | This course is designed for students who need additional practice and technical skills to succeed in electronics and computer networking programs. Skills that will be developed include learning how to approach problems and manipulating formulas to solve problems. College preparatory courses cannot be used to fulfill degree requirements. Corequisite: ELT 108 | Loading... |
| ELT106 | Basic Math for Electronics | 3 | Mathematics related to basic electronics. Course includes basic algebra, right triangle trigonometry, scientific notation, with applications to DC and AC circuitry. | Loading... |
| ELT108 | Math - Electronics and Computers | 4 | Introduction to the mathematical skills needed by electronics/computer technicians. Prerequisite: Minimum ALEKS placement score of 30, or Minimum ACT math score of 19, or Completion of math course at or above level of MAT 063 with a grade of "C" or higher. | Loading... |
| ELT123 | Programmable Controllers | 3 | This course covers PLC operation and programming techniques to include relay logic, timers, counters, sequencers, discrete I/O, analog I/O, networking, remote I/O, workstations, advanced programming techniques and interfacing with personal computers. | Loading... |
| ELT125 | Advanced PLC | 3 | This course is designed for the student who is already proficient with ladder logic and loading programs into PLCs. The course will introduce the student to both hardware and software operator control panels, analog sensor interfacing, analog programming and exchange of data over networks. A hands-on lab component will give the student the opportunity to install, program and troubleshoot networked PLC hardware. Prerequisite: ELT 123 | Loading... |
| ELT126 | Industrial Electronics | 2 | The devices and circuits used in thyristor control of machines are presented. Course includes phase control of DC motors, triac control of AC motors and various speed control circuits. Prerequisite: ELT 131 | Loading... |
| ELT131 | Motor Controls | 3 | An introduction to industrial motor controls. During this course, students will use ladder diagrams and control devices to implement practical control systems. | Loading... |
| ELT143 | Mechanisms | 3 | This introductory course covers linear and angular displacement, velocities, and accelerations of linkages, gear trains, and belt and friction drives. Topics include vectors, simple and complex machines, and toggle and intermittent motion mechanisms. | Loading... |
| ELT146 | Mechanisms Lab | 2 | The principles of drives and linkages discussed in ELT 143 are evaluated using precision components. Major principles evaluated are speed ratios, torque, power, and efficiency. Lab projects are applications of principles of process control and robotics interfacing mechanical motion and energy requirements with programmable control concepts. Corequisite: ELT 143. | Loading... |
| ELT147 | NEC Residential | 3 | The basic principles of the NEC for layout and construction for residential wiring systems. Apply code rules to house wiring installations. Discuss security systems, fire and smoke detectors, low-voltage and remote controls. | Loading... |
| ELT148 | NEC Residential Lab | 3 | Utilize the basic principles of the NEC for layout and residential electrical wiring systems. Apply code rules, using hands-on approach for residential electrical installations from simplistic to complicated circuit wiring. | Loading... |
| ELT172 | NEC Commercial/Industrial | 3 | The basic principles of the NEC for layout and construction of commercial wiring and industrial wiring systems. Apply basics of wiring into the planning of typical commercial and industrial installations. Configure how load requirements are converted into branch circuits then into feeders, and into main electrical services. | Loading... |
| ELT173 | NEC Commercial/Industrial Lab | 4 | Utilize the basic principles of the NEC for layout of commercial and industrial wiring systems. Apply code rules, using a hands-on approach for commercial and industrial electrical installations from simplistic to complicated wiring. | Loading... |
| ELT178 | Electrical Grounding | 2 | The understanding of grounding and eliminating the misconceptions when dealing with NEC requirements for installation. | Loading... |
| ELT181 | Adv Math for Electronics Tech | 1 | This course is a continuation of concepts covered in MATH FOR ELECTRONICS & COMPUTERS. Topical emphasis includes applications involving trigonometry of vectors and oblique triangles and logarithms. | Loading... |
| ELT217 | Advanced Motor Controls | 3 | Additional topics in industrial motor controls. Course includes wiring of AC & DC motors, power distribution, solid-state controls, proximity controls and frequency drives. Prerequisite: ELT 303, 131 | Loading... |
| ELT303 | Principles of Electricity | 3 | For beginners: theory, controlling electricity, voltage, amps, resistance, wattage, series and parallel circuits, DC & AC, batteries, electric lighting, generators and motors. | Loading... |
| ELT307 | Digital Circuits | 2 | An analysis of those circuits that form basic building blocks for a digital system, including logical gates such as OR, NOR, AND and NAND, storage registers and counters. Corequisite: ELT 308 | Loading... |
| ELT308 | Digital Circuits Lab | 2 | Laboratory evaluation of small-scale integrated circuits and medium-scale integrated circuits. In addition to basic and/or gates, it includes decoders, encoders, counters and multiplexors. Corequisite: ELT 307 | Loading... |
| ELT324 | Digital Electronics Lab | 2 | Laboratory Evaluation of small-scale integrated circuits and medium scale integrated circuits. In addition to basic AND/OR gates, it includes decoders, encoders, counters, multiplexers, and microprocessors. Corequisite: ELT 325. | Loading... |
| ELT325 | Digital Electronics | 3 | An analysis of those circuits that form basic building blocks for a digital system, including logical gates, such as OR, NOR, AND and NAND, storage registers, counters and microprocessors. Corequisite: ELT 324 | Loading... |
| ELT326 | Digital Electronics Lab | 3 | Laboratory evaluation of small-scale integrated circuits and medium-scale integrated circuits. In addition to basic and/or gates, it includes comparators, decoders, encoders, counters, multiplexers and microprocessors. Corequisite: ELT 325 | Loading... |
| ELT368 | DC and AC Fundamentals | 3 | An introductory course in DC and AC fundamentals. Subject matter includes Ohm's law, series and parallel circuits and measuring instruments. | Loading... |
| ELT369 | DC and AC Fundamentals Lab | 3 | This laboratory will enable the student to analyze basic L-C-R circuitry. Basic test equipment usage will also be presented. Prerequisite: ELT 368 must be taken concurrently with or prior to this course | Loading... |
| ELT383 | Electronic Circuit Analysis | 3 | An analytical introduction to direct current fundamentals essential in all phases of electricity and electronics. Topics covered include Ohm's law, Kirchoff's law, Thevenin-Norton and Superposition theorems, impedance, resonance, series and parallel circuits, resistors, capacitors, inductors, batteries, and meters. Prerequisite: Minimum ALEKS placement score of 30, or Minimum ACT math score of 19, or Completion of math course at or above level of MAT 063 with a grade of "C" or higher. Corequisite: ELT 384 | Loading... |
| ELT384 | Electronic Circuit Anlys. | 2 | Basic experiments in circuit analysis including familiarization with basic test instruments, series and parallel circuits (using resistors, batteries, and power supplies), and applications of electrical laws and theorems. Prerequisite: Minimum ALEKS placement score of 30, or Minimum ACT math score of 19, or Completion of math course at or above level of MAT 063 with a grade of "C" or higher. Corequisite: ELT 383 | Loading... |
| ELT385 | Electric Circuit Analysis I | 4 | An analytical introduction to the direct and alternating current fundamentals essential in all phases of electricity and electronics. Topics covered include Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's law, Thevenin-Norton and Superposition theorems, impedance, resonance, series and parallel circuits, resistors, capacitors, inductors, batteries and meters. Corequisite: ELT 386 | Loading... |
| ELT386 | Elec Circuit Analysis I Lab | 2 | Basic experiments in AC and DC circuit analysis including familiarization with basic test instruments, series and parallel circuits (using resistors, capacitors, inductors, batteries and power supplies) and applications of electrical laws and theorems. Corequisite: ELT 385 | Loading... |
| ELT387 | Electric Circuit Analysis II | 3 | Deals with principles and electrical properties of semi-conductor diodes, transistors, integrated circuits and integrated circuit amplifiers, complete with mathematical analysis of equivalent circuits and their evaluation. Prerequisite: ELT 383, 384. Corequisite: ELT 388 | Loading... |
| ELT388 | Elec Circuit Analysis II Lab | 2 | An analysis of solid-state circuitry. Course includes both transistor and integrated circuit experiments. Linear amplifiers and active filters are evaluated. Students will attend a minimum of three industrial tours, which may take place outside of regular class time. Prerequisite: ELT 383, 384. Corequisite ELT 387 | Loading... |
| ELT389 | Fabrication Techniques | 3 | Rendering of isometric and orthographic projection drawings. Soldering techniques, fabrication of sheet metal enclosures and production of printed circuit boards using photographic and etching methods. | Loading... |
| ELT392 | Electronic Design and Fab | 3 | Use schematic and PCB design software to demonstrate full turn circuit board layouts. Covert PCB layouts to industry standard Gerber and N/C drill files for export to a milling system and produce functioning single/double sided circuit boards. Properly identify schematic symbols and compare with associated packaging diagrams. Analyze and produce schematics from circuit boards. Operate surface mount soldering and desoldering equipment. Practice proper anti-static and safety procedures. Prepare a project proposal and execute for a final project. | Loading... |
| ELT393 | Fabrication Techniques | 4 | Construction and repair techniques use in modern electronics. Students will design and fabricate electronic circuits using PCB design and milling techniques. Soldering and desoldering of surface mount and thru-hole technologies will be covered with modern soldering techniques. Prerequisite: ELT 383 or Prerequisite: ELT 325. | Loading... |
| ELT470 | Bus Imaging and Security Applic. | 4 | This course provides students opportunities to analyze imaging systems, which include video monitoring, copying and printing and to analyze security systems as fire alarm and intruder alarms. Equipment includes laser printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, monitors, cameras, LCD displays and such related accessories as document feeders and sorters. Prerequisite: ELT 728, PHY 160. Corequisite: ELT 471 | Loading... |
| ELT471 | Bus Imaging and Security App Lab | 3 | This course provides students practice in the installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of various security systems as well as experience in troubleshooting, servicing and repairing copiers, laser printers, fax machines, scanners and peripherals. Prerequisite: ELT 728, PHY 160. Corequisite: ELT 470 | Loading... |
| ELT474 | Communications Systems | 3 | The analysis of communications systems, including transmission and reception of AM and FM radio, television, satellite and microwave, including antenna and transmission line theory. Prerequisite: ELT 324, ELT 325, ELT 387, ELT 388 Corequisite: ELT 475 | Loading... |
| ELT475 | Communications Systems Lab | 3 | Laboratory experiments in radio, television, satellite and microwave systems, including the construction and alignment of a broadcast radio receiver. Prerequisite: ELT 387, ELT 388, ELT324, ELT 325 Corequisite: ELT 474 | Loading... |
| ELT478 | Basic Imaging Devices | 3 | An analysis of various imaging systems, including laser printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, and such accessories as document feeders and sorters, monitors, cameras and LCD displays. Prerequisite: ELT 387, 388. Corequisite: ELT 479 | Loading... |
| ELT479 | Basic Imaging Devices Lab | 3 | Experience in troubleshooting, service and repair of copiers, laser printers, fax machines, scanners and peripherals, monitors, cameras, LCD displays. Prerequisite: ELT 387, 388. Corequisite: ELT 478 | Loading... |
| ELT482 | Security Systems | 3 | Analysis of video monitoring systems, fire and intruder alarm systems, climate control systems. Prerequisite: ELT 781, 782. Corequisite: ELT 483 | Loading... |
| ELT483 | Security Systems Lab | 4 | Installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of various security systems. Prerequisite: ELT 781, 782. Corequisite: ELT 482 | Loading... |
| ELT584 | Medical Electronics I | 3 | This course is an introduction to medical electronics systems. This course trains the student in medical terminology, patient safety, anatomy and physiology for technicians, electronic equipment classification, hospital department classifications, standards, regulatory agencies, record keeping, certification, and career paths. Corequisite: ELT 585 | Loading... |
| ELT585 | Med Electronic Equip Lab | 3 | This course provides introductory laboratory experiences to reinforce concepts related to human anatomy and physiology, understand the functionality of biomedical electronic equipment, and learn safe practices in medical environments. Corequisite: ELT 584 | Loading... |
| ELT586 | Medical Electronics II | 3 | This lecture course provides detailed explanations of the functional elements of common electronic medical equipment for the purposes of safe calibration, maintenance or repair. Equipment and systems examined include patient monitoring, life-support, electrocardiography, laboratory, medical imaging, and therapy. Corequisite: ELT 587 | Loading... |
| ELT587 | Adv Med Electronic Equip Lab | 3 | This course covers repair, calibration and preventative maintenance of critical care, diagnostic, and life support equipment in a hands-on, lab environment. Corequisite: ELT 586 | Loading... |
| ELT611 | Microprocessors | 2 | This course covers two major areas of microcomputers and microprocessors. The first is an investigation of the specific architecture of microprocessors and fundamental microcomputer hardware. The second area is software and studies-specific assembly language instructions for common routines and program structures. Prerequisite: ELT 307, 308. Corequisite: ELT 612 | Loading... |
| ELT612 | Microprocessors Lab | 3 | Includes experiments that exercise microprocessor instruction sets and microcomputer central processing units, memory and I/O devices. Routines and subroutines are written in assembly language, assembled, downloaded and tested. Students will participate in a minimum of four, two-hour job-shadowing experiences, which may take place outside of regular class time. Prerequisite: ELT 307, 308. Corequisite: ELT 611 | Loading... |
| ELT614 | Microproc. and Microcontrollers | 3 | This course covers two major areas of microcomputers and microprocessors. The first is an investigation of the specific architecture of microprocessors and fundamental microcomputer hardware. The second area is software and is concerned with the assembly-level and high-level instructions for common routines and program structures. The course includes hands-on practice programming and interfacing microcontroller devices. Students will participate in a minimum of four two-hour job shadowing experiences, which may take place outside of regular class time. Prerequisite: ELT 325, 326 | Loading... |
| ELT622 | Microcontrollers | 3 | This course covers two major areas of microcomputers and microcontrollers. The first is an investigation of the specific architecture of microcontrollers and fundamental microcomputer hardware. The second area is software and studies-specific c language and assembly language instructions for common routines and program structures. Prerequisite: Both ELT 324 and ELT 325, or instructor approval Corequisite: ELT 623 | Loading... |
| ELT623 | Microcontrollers Lab | 1 | Includes experiments that exercise microcontroller instruction sets and microcomputer central processing units, memory and I/O devices. Routines and subroutines are written in assembly language, assembled, downloaded and tested. Prerequisite: Both ELT 324 and ELT 325, or instructor approval Corequisite: ELT 622 | Loading... |
| ELT642 | Pro. Control and Instrumentation | 4 | A comprehensive study of such process control characteristics as elements, modes, and stability, along with detailed knowledge of measurement technique, control mode implementation and final control element functions. In keeping with modern trends, the digital aspects of process control technology are stressed. Hydraulic and pneumatic process control is included. Prerequisite: ELT 303, ELT 324, and ELT 325 or ELT383 and ELT 384 Corequisite: ELT 644 | Loading... |
| ELT643 | Process Control Instrument | 3 | A comprehensive study of such process control characteristics as elements, modes and stability, along with detailed knowledge of measurement technique, control mode implementation and final control element functions. In keeping with modern trends, the digital aspects of process control technology are stressed. Prerequisite: ELT 611, 612. Corequisite: ELT 644 | Loading... |
| ELT644 | Process Control Instr Lab | 2 | This lab includes experiments on transducers used in process control as well as experiments on proportional, integral and derivative control. Prerequisite: ELT 303, ELT 324 and ELT 325 or ELT 383 and ELT 384 Corequisite: ELT 642 | Loading... |
| ELT652 | Computer Repair and Networking | 4 | This course is designed for the student who is already proficient with computers and electronic circuitry. The course follows the recommendations of CompTIA on the subjects and materials needed to assist the student in learning about computer hardware and the functions needed to pass the A Plus exam. A detailed study and hands-on lab component give students the opportunity to install and troubleshoot computer and networking hardware. | Loading... |
| ELT721 | Robotics | 3 | The course provides an introduction to robotic fundamentals. The student will examine parameters of robot operation and program robots for various applications. | Loading... |
| ELT722 | Advanced Robotics | 4 | Sequel course of ELT 721 Robotics. Course includes advanced positioning control, measurements and integration of robotics into modern automation work cells. Prerequisite: ELT 721 with a C or better or Instructor Approval; ELT 123 with a C or better or Instructor Approval Corequisite: ELT 125 or Instructor Approval. | Loading... |
| ELT725 | Intro Flexible Manufacturing | 2 | This course introduces the student to aspects of a flexible manufacturing cell. Course will familiarize the student with cell software and hardware, and includes labs on cell components. Prerequisite: ELT 721 Corequisite: ELT 722 or Instructor Approval. | Loading... |
| ELT728 | Motor and Power Electronics | 4 | An overview of industrial motor controls and industrial control electronics. Students will learn ladder diagrams to implement practical control systems. Student will learn power electronics used in industry. | Loading... |
| ELT781 | Electro-Mechanical Systems | 2 | The basic theories, concepts and principles of such electro-mechanical devices as relays, contactors, and DC/AC motors will be covered, along with the basic principles of mechanical relationships: gears, pulleys, belt drives, wheel and axle, inclined plane, screw, wedge and levers. Pneumatic devices such as compressors, motors, valves and actuators are covered, along with basic sensors. Prerequisite: ELT 387, 388. Corequisite: ELT 782 | Loading... |
| ELT782 | Electro-Mechanical Systems Lab | 2 | Application of the basic theories, concepts and principles of electro-mechanical devices. Projects are applications of principles used in business machines, security systems, and medical electronics systems including construction of various examples of compound machines using wheel and axle, gears, levers and belt drives. Projects using basic sensors, pneumatic valves, cylinders and actuators will be constructed. Students will participate in a minimum of four, two-hour, job-shadowing experiences, which may take place outside of regular class time. Prerequisite: ELT 387, 388. Corequisite: ELT 781 | Loading... |
| ELT791 | Hydraulics and Pneumatics | 3 | The basic principles of fluid power and the operation and application of fluid power components are introduced. In the lab we will evaluate valves along with linear and rotary actuators. In addition, pneumatic position control servomechanisms are evaluated. Corequisite: ELT 792 | Loading... |
| ELT792 | Hydraulics and Pneumatics Lab | 2 | The basic principles of fluid power and the operation and application of fluid power components are introduced. In the lab we will evaluate valves along with linear and rotary actuators. Corequisite: ELT 791 | Loading... |
| ELT793 | Advanced Fluid Power | 3 | An advanced course that includes demonstrations of pressure-compensated pumps and valves. Electronic controls and monitoring of hydraulic systems, evaluating various fluids for hydraulic systems, describing and observing the operation of fluid power in various industrial/mobile situations will be covered. Prerequisite: ELT 791, ELT 792 | Loading... |
| ELT816 | Systems Troubleshooting | 2 | A study of electronic systems troubleshooting theory, methods and techniques. Prerequisites: ELT 474, 475. Corequisite: ELT 817 | Loading... |
| ELT817 | Systems Troubleshooting Lab | 3 | A hands-on experience troubleshooting and repairing a variety of electronic equipment, including copiers, security monitors and cameras, radio, television and satellite systems. Prerequisite: ELT 474, 475. Corequisite: ELT 816 | Loading... |
| ELT870 | Electronics Capstone Project | 3 | This course provides hands-on experience in a significant design project involving technological competence, open-ended problem-solving, teamwork, and both written and oral communication skills. Prerequisite: Instructor approval. | Loading... |
| ELT928 | Independent Study | 0 | | Loading... |
| ELT932 | Internship | 3 | A semi-structured experience in the student's chosen field working as an intern with a sponsoring organization. Students have the opportunity to network with professionals and employees in their field. Students will write a resume suitable for employment applications. Prerequisite: Instructor Approval | Loading... |
| ELT950 | Intro to Renewable Energy | 2 | This course outlines renewable energy markets and applications, defines minimum safety considerations, reviews pertinent electrical basics, and analyzes renewable energy fundamentals. | Loading... |
| ELT951 | Applied Photovoltaic Systems | 4 | This course outlines basic PV fundamentals, electrical and mechanical design, and maintenance and troubleshooting PV systems. | Loading... |
