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 Desmond Campbell, (708) 596-2000, ext. 3256 in Room 5160A, Oak Forest Center.

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Through a systems approach and seven in-depth courses, students will study applied technology in the areas of:

  • Audio/Video systems
  • Smart Home Control
  • Communications (broadcast, satellite, wireless)
  • Security, Cabling & Telephony
  • Alternative Energy (green) & Power Distribution
  • Computers & Networks
  • Biomedical Systems Design
  • Development & Manufacturing
  • Industry, Robotics & Automation
  • Technical Project management
In addition, students will gain skills in:
  • Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
  • Electricity & Electronics
  • Instrumentation & Test Equipment
  • Project Management
  • Problem Solving
  •  STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics)
  • Teamwork
  • Terminology
  • Tool Usage
Both an AAS degree and a four course certificate (*) in Digital Home Technology Integration (DHTI) will be offered. Students enrolled in this program who intend to transfer should consult the College & Career Success Center.

“2+2” B.S. Degree option in Computer Science/Electronics available at the University of St. Francis.

Applied Engineering Technology AAS Degree (AET.AAS)

Overview for College Success

Overview for College Success (OCS 121) is a course designed to assist students in the navigation of becoming successful in college and life. Major topics include setting academic, career and personal goals; effective communication strategies; study skills; critical thinking; self-discovery; and learning styles. In addition, this course delves into topics such as stress management, diversity and other well-being topics. Students will develop educational and career plans, learn to utilize college resources and receive extensive help in course planning. OCS 121 credit is not calculated in the course minimum credit totals listed in this section.

Students must take OCS 121 if they meet one or more of the following:

  • First time degree seeking students
  • Transfer student with less than 12 credit hours and no evidence of similar course on transcript
  • Registering for 6 or more credits
  • Test into 2 or more developmental classes
  • Currently does not have OCS credit or registered for OCS
Overview for College SuccessCREDITS
OCS 121Overview for College Success1
Cluster 1
ENG 101Composition and Rhetoric3
AET 101Audio/Video & Smart Home4
AET 102Computer Technology4
MTH 106Technical Mathematics I5
Cluster 2
AET 105Communications, Security & Telephony4
ELC 110Electronic Circuits4
GROUP IISelect from Humanities Electives
Students earning an Associate degree must meet the requirement for coursework on improving human relations as defined in Public Act 87-581.		3
TECHTechnology Electives
Any ELC CAD, CIS/MIS or PHY courses or approval of program coordinator.		4
Cluster 3
PHY 101Mechanics, Heat and Sound4
ELC 190Industrial Electronics I4
ELC 215Digital Electronics II4
ELC 230Electrical Drafting3
Cluster 4
CIS 180Net+ Certification3
ELC 298ETA Certification Prep3
SPE 108Oral Communication3
GROUP IIISelect from Social Science Electives
Students earning an Associate degree must meet the requirement for coursework on improving human relations as defined in Public Act 87-581.		3
TECHTechnology Electives
Any ELC CAD, CIS/MIS or PHY courses or approval of program coordinator.		4
Minimum for Degree:62