Engineering Technologies, Safety, and Constructions
Hogue 101
(509) 963-1756
etsc_dept@cwu.edu
IET Curriculum
Major Requirements: 109-110 Credits
CHEM CHEM 111/111Lab or 181/181Lab (5 credits)
PHYSICS PHYS 111/111LAB (5 credits)
MATH 154 Pre-Calculus II (5 credits)
WRITING ADMG 385 (4) or ENG 310 (5 credits)
COM 345 Business and Professional Speaking (4 credits)
EET 221 Basic Electricity (4 credits)
EET 312 Basic Electronics (4 credits)
EET 332 Electrical Machines (4 credits)
ETSC 150 Engineering Graphics (5 credits)
ETSC 241 PLC (4 credits)
ETSC 242 Instrumentation (4 credits)
ETSC 277 Introduction to Robotics (4 credits)
ETSC 300 IET Fundamentals (2 credits)
ETSC 301 Engineering Project Cost Analysis (4 credits)
ETSC 341 PLC II (4 credits)
ETSC 380 Quality Control (4 credits)
ETSC 385 Product Design and Development (4 credits)
ETSC 455 Engineering Project Management (4 credits)
ETSC 490 Cooperative education/internship OR
ETSC 485 Capstone (4 credits)
MET 255 Basic Machining (4 credits)
MET 310 Hydraulics/Pneumatics (4 credits)
MET 345 Lean Manufacturing (4 credits)
SHM 325 Manufacturing Safety (3 credits)
ADMG 201 Introduction to Business (3 credits)
SCM 310 Supply Chain Management (5 credits)
RMT 340 Principles of Selling (4 credits)
300 Course Department approved elective (4 credits)
*Please contact the program director for help with major declaration and advising assistance with a graduation plan.
*Students may be able to complete an additional minor concurrently depending on total credits and courses taken upon program admittance
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