Electrical Engineering Technology*

A two-year program leading to the Associate in Applied Science degree. The Electrical Engineering Technology curriculum provides a theoretical and practical course of study in the basic principles and applications of electrical and electronics technology.

Coursework takes place both in the classroom and the laboratory and includes classes in communications, microcomputers, computer programming, circuit analysis, microcontrollers, fabrication and system design.

Graduates are prepared for employment as systems field, installation and customer engineers, facilities managers, technicans in many different industries and sales representatives for computer and electronics products. Firms using modern computer systems in PC support, communications, networks, programing, research, development, and sales are typical employers.

Graduates of the program may continue in the BS degree programs in Computer Science, Engineering Science, or Economics at the College of Staten Island. This AAS degree counts towards the educational requirement of the fundamentals of engineering portion (FE) of the Professional Engineers Exam (PE).

Admissions Requirements
A high school diploma or its equivalent is required for admission to all two-year programs at the Collage of Staten Island.

Continuation into Bachelor of Science Degree Programs
The Electrical Engineering Technology degree provides articulation into four-year degree programs at the College. Students who receive the AAS degree can be admitted to the BS degree programs in Computer Science, Engineering Science, and Economics after completing some additional coursework.

Program Educational Objectives

Program Outcomes

Degree Requirements

General Education Requirements

ENG 111, ENG 151, COR 100, PED 190: 12 CREDITS
Whenever possible, these four courses should be completed within the first 36 credits.
Core Requirements (52 credits)

ENS 100 Introduction to Engineering - 2 credits
CSC 126 Introduction to Computer Science - 4 credits
ENT 110 Engineering Graphics - 2 credits
ELT 224 Electrical Circuit Analysis - 4 credits
ELT 225 Electrical Circuit Analysis Laboratory - 1 credit
ELT 213 Introduction to Electronics - 1 credit
ENS 220 Engineering Electronics - 4 credits
Or
CSC 346 Switching and Automata Theory - 4 credits
ENS 221 Digital Electronics Laboratory - 2 credits
Or
CSC 347 Computer Circuits Laboratory - 2 credits
ELT 331 Electronics Laboratory - 1 credit
ELT 334 Electronics - 3 credits
ENS 362/
CSC 462 Microcontrollers - 4 credits
ENS 464 Microcontroller Projects - 2 credits
ELT 442 Computer Hardware Technology - 4 credits
ELT 484 Telecommunications I - 3 credits
PHY 116 Physics I - 4 credits
Or
{PHY 120 General Physics 1 and - 3 credits}
{PHY 121 General Physics 1 Lab - 1 credit }
PHY 156 Physics II - 4 credits
Or
{PHY 160 General Physics II and - 3 credits}
{PHY 161 General Physics II Lab - 1 credit }

A sequence of at least seven credits of mathematics from the level of MTH 123 or higher from the following courses:
MTH 123 College Algebra and Trigonometry - 4 credits
MTH 130 Pre-Calculus - 3 credits
MTH 223 Technical Calculus - 4 credits
MTH 228 Discrete Mathematical Structures - 4 credits
MTH 229 Calculus Computer Laboratory - 1 credit
MTH 230 Calculus I with Pre-Calculus - 6 credits
MTH 231 Analytic Geometry and Calculus - 3 credits

Technical Elective: One course of 200 level or above CSC, ELT,
Or ENS Courses to be chosen in consultation with an advisor - 2 credits (at least)
Total Credits Required: 64

For further information call James Hladek at (718) 982-2994. email: hladek@mail.csi.cuny.edu

*Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, 111 Market Street, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202, Tel (410) 347-7700.

Department of Engineering Science and Physics, 1N-225
College of Staten Island of
The City University of New York
2800 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10314
Tel: (718) 982-2800
Fax: (718) 982-2830
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