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BAS-ET Program Guide: Pathway 1

The BAS-ET degree program at WVC provides students with the depth of knowledge, critical thinking skills, problem solving skills and practical skills in key engineering areas that are necessary to begin a career in engineering technology. The degree will focus on electronics and mechatronics. As an emerging field, mechatronics is comprised of multiple facets of engineering, including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, telecommunications engineering, controls engineering and computer engineering. After completing this degree, students will possess the technical skills to be immediately productive in the workforce and have successful careers in regional, state or national electronic and mechanical product and system development industries.

Pathway One: 
Entering into the program with associate of arts and sciences direct transfer agreement (AAS-DTA) degree earned. To qualify for direct entry into the BAS-ET program, the following courses should be completed within the AAS: MATH& 141, 142, 146, 151, 152, 153; PHYS& 114, 115, 116; CHEM& 121, 161, 162; ELEC 115, 125.

Third Year - Fall Quarter Credits
ENGR 105 Computer Aided Drafting 5
ELEC 226 Wireless 5
ENGR 329 Mechatronics 5
ELEC 125 Control Fundamentals 3
     
  Third Year - Winter Quarter  
ENGR 201 Introduction to Engineering Safety 1
ELEC 225  Industrial Electricity and Controls 5
ELEC 325 Instrumentation 5

ENGR 315

Material Science 5
     
  Third Year - Spring Quarter  
ENGR& 214  Engineering Statics 5
ELTRO 240  Industrial Hydraulics and Pneumatics 5
ENGR 326 Mechanical: Fluid Mechanics 5
     
  Fourth Year - Fall Quarter  
ENGR 327  Mechanical: Dynamic Systems and Control 5
ECON 305 Professional Ethics 5
ENGR 325 Mechanical: Strength of Materials 5
ENGR 310 Project Management 2
     
Fourth Year - Winter Quarter  
ENGR 328 Hydraulic Control System 5
ENGR 401 Advanced Engineering Safety 2
ENGR 405 Engineering Tech Capstone Prep 1
ENGR 410 Advanced Engineering Project Mgt. 5
     
Fourth Year - Spring Quarter  
ENGR 412 Internship (can be completed in summer) 3-5
ENGR 415 Engineering Technology Capstone Project 10
     
  Total Credits for Degree 92-94