Electrical Technology AAS (ELEC)
Catalog: 2013 - 2014	                                         Effective Date: 9/01/2013	

SEMESTER	

CR      COURSE			
CA#	
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1-4        HRD 100A, 100 or 110	

	

	

	

3           ENG 101 or ENG 100A & B	

	

	

	
3           SUNY GEN ED Basic Communication Course
               (Choose from : ENG 102-110)	

	

	

	

3-4        MAT 108, 121, 125, 131, or 132                                        	

	

	

	

3-4        MAT 108, 121, 125,  131, or 132

	

	

	

4           PHY 107 or PHY 111	

	

	

	

1           PHYSICAL EDUCATION –activity credit
Note: PED 105,106, 172, 206, 210, 211, 212, do not fulfill this requirement

	

	

	

1           PHYSICAL EDUCATION- activity credit
Note: PED 105,106, 172, 206, 210, 211, 212, do not fulfill this requirement	

	

	

	

3           SOCIAL SCIENCE ELECTIVE	

	

	

	
3           SOCIAL SCIENCE ELECTIVE	

	

	

	

3           CIS 111, CIS 125 or CIS 143	

	

	

	

3           TEC 103 (Fall Only)	

	

	

	

4           TEC 119 (Prereq Required or Coreq Required)
             (Fall Only)	

	

	

	

4           TEC 120 (Prereq Required) (Spring Only)	

	

	

	

3           TEC 223 (Prereq Required) (Fall Only)	

	

	

	

3           TEC 236 (Coreq Required) (Spring Only)	

	

	

	

3           TEC 241 (Prereq Required or Coreq Required) 
             (Spring Only)                             	

	

	

	

3           TEC 250 (Prereq Required or Coreq Required)
             (Fall  Only)                        	

	

	

	

3           TEC 251 (Prereq Required) (Spring Only)	

	

	

	

3           Technical Elective (Choose one from the following:
             CIS 131, EGR 109, EGR 183, or TEC 178)                              	

	

	

	

3           Elective (PHY 112 recommended for transfer)

	

	

	

4           Elective (PHY 112 recommended for transfer)	

	

	

	

64         Minimum credits for graduation	

	

	

64+	
Note:  Please review the back of this form for additional information.
Notes on Electrical Technology AAS (ELEC)

•	Financial Aid Recipients:  You must choose courses that are within your degree program.  Visit the Advisement and Testing Center in Warren Hall if you have any questions.

•	Prerequisites for: 

CIS 143 - MAT 108, Course II, or equivalent
PHY 107 & 111 – MAT 108
TEC 103 - Offered Fall only
TEC 223 - TEC 120 Coreq: TEC 250
TEC 241 - TEC 120
TEC 250 - TEC 120, TEC 223
TEC 120 - TEC 119 with a grade of “C” or better

Definition of Terms_____________________________________________________________________________________                                
Social Science - ANT, ECO, GEG 110, HIS, HED103, PSC, PSY, and SOC
Math & Science - ANT103, AST, BIO, CHM, GEO, MAT, PHY, EGR 105, 106, & 204, and SCI
Humanities - ENG 200 level, ART, ASL, CHN, FRN, GRM, INT, MUS, PHI, RUS, SPA, SPH, and THR.
Liberal Arts - Any of the above courses and COM 183.
Electives - Any credit course offered by the College.
Physical Education - Two credits are required.  PED 105, 106, 172, 206, 210, 211, and 212 are NOT activity courses.

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RECOMMENDED SEQUENCES_______________________________________________________________

FIRST YEAR	
First Semester	Second Semester	
1-4	HRD 100A, 100, or 110
3 	ENG 101 or 100A & B
1           PED
3-4	MAT 108, MAT 121, MAT 125 or 
             MAT 131
3	TEC 103
4	TEC 119	3	Social Science Elective
3-4	MAT 121, MAT 125, MAT 131 
             or MAT 132
3	Electives
4	TEC 120
3	TEC 236	
		
SECOND YEAR		
Third Semester	Fourth Semester	
3	CIS 111, 125 or 143 
3	ENG 102 - 110
3	TEC 223
3	TEC 250
4	PHY 107 or 111
	4	Electives
3	Social Science Elective
3	TEC 241
3	TEC 251
3	TEC Elective (from list)
1	PED	

Recommended TEC Electives:  CIS 131, EGR 109, EGR 183 or TEC 178 (TEC 178 may be taken as three
elective credits.)

SUNY General Education Knowledge Areas:  (See the SUNY GEN ED Requirements in the current catalog)
 
# 1 Mathematics
# 2 Natural Sciences
# 3 Social Sciences
# 4 American History
# 5 Western Civilization		# 6 Other World Civilization
# 7 Humanities
# 8 The Arts
# 9 Foreign Languages
# 10 Basic Communication