Engineering Technology

1997-1998 Undergraduate Catalog

College of Engineering - Engineering Technology

Professor George D. Alexander*, department head

Professor Fleming; Associate Professors Beasley, Cameron, Cox, Ferrell*, Hellmuth*, Jenkins, Powell, Ricketts*, Rico, Romero; Assistant Professors Cooper*, Hyde

(505) 646-2236

*Registered Professional Engineer

DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology
OPTION: Civil
OPTION: Electronics
OPTION: Mechanical

DEGREE: Associate of Science in Engineering Technology
OPTION: Civil
OPTION: Electronics
OPTION: Mechanical
OPTION: Manufacturing

As members of the engineering team, engineering technologists apply scientific and engineering principles and methods to solve technological problems. Engineering technology education emphasizes laboratory-based experience and the development of application skills. Employment areas include facility planning and operation, construction, technical management, manufacturing, systems development, quality control, and testing. Options are available in civil, electronics, mechanical, and manufacturing engineering technology.

The Department of Engineering Technology in cooperation with the Department of Criminal Justice offers an academic minor in security technology. In addition, other minors are available including environmental management and business administration. Because of common curriculum requirements, a student may choose to pursue baccalaureate degrees in both (civil) engineering technology and surveying.

Graduation and general requirements of the College of Engineering apply to students in the Department of Engineering Technology. The department has established course transfer agreements with a number of two-year and four-year institutions. At least 21 credits specifically in the transfer student's program option must be earned in residence at the main campus of NMSU (15 residence credits for an associate degree).

DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology

OPTION: Civil (Total credits 136)

Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

Freshman Year (34 credits)

CHEM 110G, Principles and Applications of Chemistry 4

ECON 251G, Principles of Macroeconomics of ECON 252G, Principles of Microeconomics

3

ENGL111G, Rhetoric and Composition 4

ET101, Introduction to Engineering Technology 1

E T 111, Graphical Communications II 2

E T 120, Computation and Presentation Software 2

E T 152, Computational Methods I 3

E T 154, Construction Methods and Communications 3

MATH 180, Trigonometry 2

MATH 185, College Algebra 3

PHYS 211-211L, General Physics I, General Physics Lab I 4

Humanities or social science elective* 3

Sophomore Year (32 credits)

COMM 265G, Principles of Human Communication 3

ENGL 218G, Technical and Scientific Communication 3

E T 231, CADD for Civil Engineering Technology and Surveying 2

E T 240, Applied Statics 3

E T 241, Applied Dynamics 2

E T 254, Concretes 3

E T 258, Soil Technology 3

MATH 235, 236, Calculus for the Technical Student I, II 6

PHYS 212-212L, General Physics II, General Physics Lab II 4

SUR 222, Plane Surveying 3

Junior Year (34 credits)

EST311G, Statistical Applications 3

ET308, Fluid Technology 3

ET308L, Fluid Technology Lab 1

ET310, Applied Strength of Materials 3

ET310L, Applied Strength of Materials Lab 1

E T 321, Water and Wastewater Technology 3

ET332, Structural Technology 3

E T 342, Horizontal Construction 3

E T 358, Foundation Technology 2

E T 361, Safety Systems and Programs, or IE411, Industrial Safety 3

MGT 315G, Human Relations in Organizations or MGT 388G, Leadership andSociety

3

SUR 354, Advanced Surveying 3

Humanities or social sciences electives* 3

Senior Year (35 credits)

CE450, Engineering Economy and Law 3

E T 306, Fundamental and Applied Thermodynamics 3

E T 333, Reinforced Concrete Technology 3

E T 351, Applied Design 3

ET410, Senior Seminar 1

E T 412, Highway Technology 3

E T 418, Applied Hydraulics 3

E T 440, Senior Design 2

ET441, Senior Project 2

Approved technical electives 3

Humanities or social sciences electives* 6

Free elective 3

OPTION: Electronics(Total Credits 135)

Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

Freshman Year (35 credits)

COMM265G, Principles of Human Communication 3

ENGL111G, Rhetoric and Composition 4

ET101, Introduction to Engineering Technology 1

ET111, Graphical Communications II 2

ET120, Computational and Presentation Software 2

ET152, Computational Methods I 3

ET182, Digital Logic 2

ET183, Applied DC Circuits 2

E T 183L, Applied DC Circuits Lab 1

ET184, Applied AC Circuits 2

ET184L, Applied AC Circuits Lab 1

MATH 180, Trigonometry 2

MATH 185, College Algebra 3

PHYS 211-211L, General Physics I, General Physics Lab I 4

Humanities or social science elective* 3

Sophomore Year (35 credits)

CHEM 110G, Principles and Applications of Chemistry 4

ENGL 218G, Technical and Scientific Communication 3

E T 246, Electronic Devices I 4

E T 272, Electronic Devices II 4

E T 282, Digital Electronics 4

E T 344, Microprocessor Applications I 3

MATH 235, 236, Calculus for the Technical Student I, II 6

PHYS 212-212L, General Physics II, General Physics Lab II 4

ECON 251G, Principles of Macroeconomics or ECON 252G, Principles of Microeconomics

3

Junior Year (31 credits)

E ST 311G, Statistical Applications 3

E T 301, Applied Mechanics 3

E T 324, Linear Integrated Circuits 4

E T 377, Data Communications, or E T 314, Communication Systems I 3

E T 398, Digital Systems 3

MGT 315G, Human Relations in Organizations or MGT 388G, Leadership andSociety

3

Approved technical electives 3

Humanities or social sciences electives* 6

Free elective 3

Senior Year (34 credits)

C E 450, Engineering Economy and Law 3

E T 361, Safety Systems and Programs, or I E 411, Industrial Safety 3

E T 402, Instrumentation 3

E T 404, Quality in Manufacturing, or I E 365, Quality Control 3

E T 410, Senior Seminar 1

E T 435, Senior Design and Project Management 3

E T 444, Microprocessor Applications II 3

Approved management, business, or marketing elective 3

Approved technical electives 6

Humanities or social sciences electives* 3

Free elective 3

OPTION: Mechanical (Total credits 135)

Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

Freshman Year (33 credits)

CHEM 110G, Principles and Applications of Chemistry 4

ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition 4

E T 101, Introduction to Engineering Technology 1

E T 110, 111, Graphical Communications I, II 4

E T 117, Introduction to Materials and Design 3

E T 120, Computation and Presentation Software 2

E T 152, Computational Methods I 3

MATH 180, Trigonometry 2

MATH 185, College Algebra 3

PHYS 211-211L, General Physics I, General Physics Lab I 4

Humanities or social sciences elective* 3

Sophomore Year (34 credits)

COMM 265G, Principles of Human Communication 3

ET183, Applied DC Circuits 2

E T 183L, Applied DC Circuits Lab 1

ET184, Applied AC Circuits 2

ET184L, Applied AC Circuits Lab 1

E T 217, Manufacturing Processes 2

E T 217L, Manufacturing Processes Lab 1

E T 240, Applied Statics 3

E T 241, Applied Dynamics 2

E T 306, Fundamental and Applied Thermodynamics 3

E T 306L, Thermodynamics Lab 1

MATH 235, 236, Calculus for the Technical Student I, II 6

PHYS 212-212L, General Physics II, General Physics Lab II 4

ECON 251G, Principles of Macroeconomics, or ECON 252G, Principles of Microeconomics

3

Junior Year (34 credits)

Humanities or social science elective* 3

ENGL 218G, Technical and Scientific Communication 3

E ST 311G, Statistical Applications 3

E T 310, Applied Strength of Materials 3

E T 310L, Applied Strength of Materials Lab 1

E T 308, Fluid Technology 3

E T 308L, Fluid Technology Lab 1

E T 328, Kinematics of Machines 4

E T 396, Heat Transfer and Applications 3

MGT 315G, Human Relations in Organizations or MGT 388G, Leadership andSociety

3

Approved technical elective 3

Free elective 4

Senior Year (34 credits)

C E 450, Engineering Economy and Law 3

E T 361, Safety Systems and Programs, or I E 411, Industrial Safety 3

E T 404, Quality in Manufacturing, or I E 365, Quality Control 3

E T 410, Senior Seminar 1

E T 402, Instrumentation 3

E T 426, Machine Component Analysis 3

E T 435, Senior Design and Project Management 3

Approved management, business or marketing elective 3

Approved technical electives 6

Humanities or social science electives* 6

DEGREE: Associate of Science in Engineering Technology

Required Core Courses(31 credits)

E T 101, Introduction to Engineering Technology 1

E T 120, Computational and Presentation Software 2

E T 152, Computational Methods I 3

ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition 4

ENGL 218G, Technical and Scientific Communication 3

COMM 265G, Principles of Human Communication 3

MATH 180, Trigonometry 2

MATH 185, College Algebra 3

MATH 235, Calculus for the Technical Student I 3

PHYS 211, General Physics I 3

PHYS 211L, General Physics I Laboratory 1

Approved humanities or social science electives* 3

OPTION: Civil (67 credits)

Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

Associate degree core courses 31

E T 111, Graphical Communications II 2

E T 154, Construction Methods and Communications 3

E T 231, CADD for Civil Engineering Technology and Surveying 2

E T 240, Applied Statics 3

E T 241, Applied Dynamics 2

E T 254, Concretes 3

E T 258, Soil Technology 3

E T 308, Fluid Technology 3

E T 308L, Fluid Technology Lab 1

E T 310, Applied Strength of Materials and Lab 3

E T 310L, Applied Strength of Materials Lab 1

E T 342, Horizontal Construction 3

PHYS 212, General Physics II 3

PHYS 212L, General Physics II Laboratory 1

SUR 222, Plane Surveying 3

OPTION: Electronics (69 credits)

Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

Associate degree core courses 31

E T 111, Graphical Communications II 2

E T 182, Digital Logic 2

E T 183, Applied DC Circuits 2

E T 183L, Applied DC Circuits Lab 1

E T 184, Applied AC Circuits 2

E T 184L, Applied AC Circuits Lab 1

E T 246, Electronic Devices I 4

E T 272, Electronic Devices II 4

E T 282, Digital Electronics 4

E T 301, Applied Mechanics 3

E T 344, Microprocessor Applications I 3

E T electives (6 credits from the following: E T 303, E T 304, E T 314, ET365, ET 374, ET 377, and E T 398)

6

PHYS 212, General Physics II 3

PHYS 212L, General Physics II Laboratory 1

OPTION: Mechanical (68 credits)

Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

Associate degree core courses 31

E T 110 Graphical Communications I 2

E T 111 Graphical Communications II 2

E T 117, Introduction to Materials and Design 3

E T 183, Applied DC Circuits 2

E T 183L, Applied DC Circuits Lab 1

E T 184, Applied AC Circuits 2

E T 184L, Applied AC Circuits Lab 1

E T 217, Manufacturing Processes 2

E T 217L, Manufacturing Processes Lab 1

E T 240, Applied Statics 3

E T 241, Applied Dynamics 2

E T 306, Fundamental and Applied Thermodynamics 3

E T 306L, Thermodynamics Lab 1

E T 308, Fluid Technology 3

E T 308L, Fluid Technology Lab 1

E T 310, Applied Strength of Materials 3

E T 310L, Applied Strength of Materials Lab 1

PHYS 212, General Physics II 3

PHYS 212L, General Physics II Laboratory 1

OPTION: Manufacturing (67 credits)

This new program has not been submitted for accreditation.

Associate degree core courses 31

E T 111 Graphical Communications II 2

E T 117, Introduction to Materials and Design 3

E T 183, Applied DC Circuits 2

E T 183L, Applied DC Circuits Lab 1

E T 184, Applied AC Circuits 2

E T 184L, Applied AC Circuits Lab 1

E T 217, Manufacturing Processes 2

E T 217L, Manufacturing Processes Lab 1

E T 240, Applied Statics 3

E T 241, Applied Dynamics 2

E T 304, Electrical Machines, or E T 327, Tooling Systems 3

E T 305, Production and Assembly 3

E T 310, Applied Strength of Materials 3

E T 310L, Applied Strength of Materials Lab 1

E T 315, Computer Integrated Manufacturing 3

CHEM 110G, Principles and Applications of Chemistry 4

NOTE: Lists of approved technical, humanities, and social science electives are available from the Department of Engineering Technology.An "Emphasis in Manufacturing" is available to students in the engineering technology baccalaureate programs.

*Humanities and social science electives must be selected to satisfy the college and university general education requirements.

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CHEM 110G, Principles and Applications of Chemistry	4
ECON 251G, Principles of Macroeconomics of ECON 252G, Principles of Microeconomics
	3
ENGL111G, Rhetoric and Composition	4
ET101, Introduction to Engineering Technology	1
E T 111, Graphical Communications II	2
E T 120, Computation and Presentation Software	2
E T 152, Computational Methods I	3
E T 154, Construction Methods and Communications	3
MATH 180, Trigonometry	2
MATH 185, College Algebra	3
PHYS 211-211L, General Physics I, General Physics Lab I	4
Humanities or social science elective*	3

COMM 265G, Principles of Human Communication	3
ENGL 218G, Technical and Scientific Communication	3
E T 231, CADD for Civil Engineering Technology and Surveying	2
E T 240, Applied Statics	3
E T 241, Applied Dynamics	2
E T 254, Concretes	3
E T 258, Soil Technology	3
MATH 235, 236, Calculus for the Technical Student I, II	6
PHYS 212-212L, General Physics II, General Physics Lab II	4
SUR 222, Plane Surveying	3

EST311G, Statistical Applications	3
ET308, Fluid Technology	3
ET308L, Fluid Technology Lab	1
ET310, Applied Strength of Materials	3
ET310L, Applied Strength of Materials Lab	1
E T 321, Water and Wastewater Technology	3
ET332, Structural Technology	3
E T 342, Horizontal Construction	3
E T 358, Foundation Technology	2
E T 361, Safety Systems and Programs, or IE411, Industrial Safety	3
MGT 315G, Human Relations in Organizations or MGT 388G, Leadership andSociety
	3
SUR 354, Advanced Surveying	3
Humanities or social sciences electives*	3

CE450, Engineering Economy and Law	3
E T 306, Fundamental and Applied Thermodynamics	3
E T 333, Reinforced Concrete Technology	3
E T 351, Applied Design	3
ET410, Senior Seminar	1
E T 412, Highway Technology	3
E T 418, Applied Hydraulics	3
E T 440, Senior Design	2
ET441, Senior Project	2
Approved technical electives	3
Humanities or social sciences electives*	6
Free elective	3

COMM265G, Principles of Human Communication	3
ENGL111G, Rhetoric and Composition	4
ET101, Introduction to Engineering Technology	1
ET111, Graphical Communications II	2
ET120, Computational and Presentation Software	2
ET152, Computational Methods I	3
ET182, Digital Logic	2
ET183, Applied DC Circuits	2
E T 183L, Applied DC Circuits Lab	1
ET184, Applied AC Circuits	2
ET184L, Applied AC Circuits Lab	1
MATH 180, Trigonometry	2
MATH 185, College Algebra	3
PHYS 211-211L, General Physics I, General Physics Lab I	4
Humanities or social science elective*	3

CHEM 110G, Principles and Applications of Chemistry	4
ENGL 218G, Technical and Scientific Communication	3
E T 246, Electronic Devices I	4
E T 272, Electronic Devices II	4
E T 282, Digital Electronics	4
E T 344, Microprocessor Applications I	3
MATH 235, 236, Calculus for the Technical Student I, II	6
PHYS 212-212L, General Physics II, General Physics Lab II	4
ECON 251G, Principles of Macroeconomics or ECON 252G, Principles of Microeconomics
	3

E ST 311G, Statistical Applications	3
E T 301, Applied Mechanics	3
E T 324, Linear Integrated Circuits	4
E T 377, Data Communications, or E T 314, Communication Systems I	3
E T 398, Digital Systems	3
MGT 315G, Human Relations in Organizations or MGT 388G, Leadership andSociety
	3
Approved technical electives	3
Humanities or social sciences electives*	6
Free elective	3

C E 450, Engineering Economy and Law	3
E T 361, Safety Systems and Programs, or I E 411, Industrial Safety	3
E T 402, Instrumentation	3
E T 404, Quality in Manufacturing, or I E 365, Quality Control	3
E T 410, Senior Seminar	1
E T 435, Senior Design and Project Management	3
E T 444, Microprocessor Applications II	3
Approved management, business, or marketing elective	3
Approved technical electives	6
Humanities or social sciences electives*	3
Free elective	3

CHEM 110G, Principles and Applications of Chemistry	4
ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition	4
E T 101, Introduction to Engineering Technology	1
E T 110, 111, Graphical Communications I, II	4
E T 117, Introduction to Materials and Design	3
E T 120, Computation and Presentation Software	2
E T 152, Computational Methods I	3
MATH 180, Trigonometry	2
MATH 185, College Algebra	3
PHYS 211-211L, General Physics I, General Physics Lab I	4
Humanities or social sciences elective*	3

E T 101, Introduction to Engineering Technology	1
E T 120, Computational and Presentation Software	2
E T 152, Computational Methods I	3
ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition	4
ENGL 218G, Technical and Scientific Communication	3
COMM 265G, Principles of Human Communication	3
MATH 180, Trigonometry	2
MATH 185, College Algebra	3
MATH 235, Calculus for the Technical Student I	3
PHYS 211, General Physics I	3
PHYS 211L, General Physics I Laboratory	1
Approved humanities or social science electives*	3

Associate degree core courses	31
E T 111, Graphical Communications II	2
E T 154, Construction Methods and Communications	3
E T 231, CADD for Civil Engineering Technology and Surveying	2
E T 240, Applied Statics	3
E T 241, Applied Dynamics	2
E T 254, Concretes	3
E T 258, Soil Technology	3
E T 308, Fluid Technology	3
E T 308L, Fluid Technology Lab	1
E T 310, Applied Strength of Materials and Lab	3
E T 310L, Applied Strength of Materials Lab	1
E T 342, Horizontal Construction	3
PHYS 212, General Physics II	3
PHYS 212L, General Physics II Laboratory	1
SUR 222, Plane Surveying	3

Associate degree core courses	31
E T 111, Graphical Communications II	2
E T 182, Digital Logic	2
E T 183, Applied DC Circuits	2
E T 183L, Applied DC Circuits Lab	1
E T 184, Applied AC Circuits	2
E T 184L, Applied AC Circuits Lab	1
E T 246, Electronic Devices I	4
E T 272, Electronic Devices II	4
E T 282, Digital Electronics	4
E T 301, Applied Mechanics	3
E T 344, Microprocessor Applications I	3
E T electives (6 credits from the following: E T 303, E T 304, E T 314, ET365, ET 374, ET 377, and E T 398)
	6
PHYS 212, General Physics II	3
PHYS 212L, General Physics II Laboratory	1

Associate degree core courses	31
E T 110 Graphical Communications I	2
E T 111 Graphical Communications II	2
E T 117, Introduction to Materials and Design	3
E T 183, Applied DC Circuits	2
E T 183L, Applied DC Circuits Lab	1
E T 184, Applied AC Circuits	2
E T 184L, Applied AC Circuits Lab	1
E T 217, Manufacturing Processes	2
E T 217L, Manufacturing Processes Lab	1
E T 240, Applied Statics	3
E T 241, Applied Dynamics	2
E T 306, Fundamental and Applied Thermodynamics	3
E T 306L, Thermodynamics Lab	1
E T 308, Fluid Technology	3
E T 308L, Fluid Technology Lab	1
E T 310, Applied Strength of Materials	3
E T 310L, Applied Strength of Materials Lab	1
PHYS 212, General Physics II	3
PHYS 212L, General Physics II Laboratory	1