Degree Options
The Allan Hancock College Electronics/Computer Electronics program offers degrees in the following:
- Engineering Technology
- Engineering Technology: Civil Engineering
- Engineering Technology with Emphasis on Mechatronics
Engineering Technology
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A major of 27 units is required for the associate in science degree. Required core courses (27 units):
| ET 100 | Computer Aided Drafting and Design | 3 units |
| ET 111 | Technical Drawing | 3 units |
| ET 140 | Engineering Drawing | 3 units |
| ET 145 | Advanced Engineering Drawing | 3 units |
| ET 330 | Print Reading and Interpretation | 3 units |
| CS 111 | Fundamentals of Programming 1 | 4 units |
| PHYS 141 | General Physics 1 | 4 units |
| PHYS 142 | General Physics 2 | 4 units |
Engineering Technology: Civil Engineering
Download BrochurePDFA major of 26 units is required for the associate in science degree. Required core courses (26 units):
| ARCH 131 | Materials of Construction 1 | 3 units |
| ET 111 | Technical Drawing 1 | 3 units |
| ENGR 152 | Statics | 3 units |
| GEOL 100 | Physical Geology | 4 units |
| MATH 181 | Calculus 1 | 5 units |
| PHYS 141 | General Physics 1 | 4 units |
| PHYS 142 | General Physics 2 | 4 units |
Engineering Technology With Emphasis on Mechatronics
Download Brochure PDFA major of 52 units is required for the associate in science degree. Required core courses (37 units):
| CS 111 | Fundamentals of Programming 1 | 4 units |
| EL/CEL/ET 104 | Introduction to Robotics and Mechatronics | 3 units |
| EL 111 | Fundamentals of DC Circuit Analysis | 1.5 units |
| EL 112 | Fundamentals of DC Circuit Analysis Lab | 1 units |
| EL 113 | Fundamentals of AC Circuit Analysis | 1.5 units |
| EL 114 | Fundamentals of AC Circuit Analysis Lab | 1 units |
| EL 122 | Electronic Devices and Circuits | 3 units |
| EL 123 | Electronic Devices and Circuits Lab | 2 units |
| CS 141 | Computer Fundamentals in Digital Design | 3 units |
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| EL 125 | Digital Devices and Circuits | 3 units |
| CS142 | Computer Fundamentals in Digital Design Lab | 2 units |
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| EL 126 | Digital Devices and Circuits Lab | 2 units |
| MT 330 | Print Reading and Interpretation | 3 units |
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| WLD T 306 | Layout and Fabrication Interpretation | 3 units |
| EL 146 | Electronic Product Design, Fabrication and Documentation | 2 units |
| MT 109 | Survey of Machining | 4 units |
| ET 140 | Engineering Drawing | 3 units |
| SP 128 | Materials and Processes | 3 units |
| Plus a minimum of 15 units selected from the following: | ||
| COM SC 122 | Fundamentals of Programming 2 | 3 units |
| COM SC 175 | Object-Oriented Programming | 3 units |
| CS 164 | Software Engineering | 3 units |
| EL 105 | PC Preventive Maintenance and Upgrade | 3 units |
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| EL 320 | A+ Certification | 2 units |
| EL 106 | Networking Essentials 1 | 3 units |
| EL 107 | Networking Essentials 2 | 3 units |
| CEL/EL/ET 128 | Renewable Energy | 3 units |
| CEL/EL/ET 131 | Programmable Logic Controllers and Industrial Control Design | 3 units |
| CEL/EL/ET 133 | Transducers and Sensors | 3 units |
| EL 135 | Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation | 3 units |
| EL 136 | Electronic Measurement and Instrumentation Lab | 2 units |
| EL/COM SC 137 | Microcomputer Architecture and Software Design | 4 units |
| EL/COM EL/ET 138 | Introduction to Motorola’s 68000 Microprocessor Family | 3 units |
| CEL/EL/ET 139 | Electrical Power, Motors, and Controls | 3 units |
| CEL/EL/ET 162 | Fluid Power and Control | 2 units |
| ET 100 | Computer Aided Drafting and Design | 3 units |
| MT 100 | Machine Tool Practices | 4 units |
| PHYS 100 | Concepts in Physics | 3 units |
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| PHYS 110 | Introductory Physics | 3 units |
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| PHSC 111 | Matter, Energy, and Molecules | 4 units |
| SP 104 | Quality Management Control and Safety | 3 units |
| WLD T 106 | Beginning Welding | 3 units |
| WLD T 107 | Advanced Welding | 3 units |
| WLD T 307 | G.M.A.W. Welding | 3 units |
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| WLD T 308 | T.I.G. Welding | 3 units |
| WLD T 315 | Metal Fabrication | 4 units |
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