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An Engineering Technology transfer pathway prepares students for middle management and technical jobs in plastics, mechanical design, manufacturing, electronics, and construction.
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General Education Requirements (47 hours)
Computer Literacy (3 hours)
Humanities (6 hours)
Complete courses from 2 Different Departments (ART, FOL, HIS, HUM, LIT, MIN, MUS, PHO, REL, THE) - Studio and Performance courses cannot be included. For a list of course options click this link Humanities Elective(s). This pathway requires one requirement to be met with a U.S. History elective - either HIS 6411 U.S. History to 1877 or HIS 6412 U.S. History Since 1865. - Humanities U.S. History Elective - 3 hour(s) _________________________________
- Humanities Elective - 3 hour(s) _______________________________________
Social Sciences (6 hours)
Complete courses from 2 Different Departments (ANT, ECO, GEG, POL, PSY, SOC). For a list of course options click this link Social Science Elective(s) . This pathway recommends students complete PSY6711, SOC6811, ECO6113 or ECO6114. - Social Science Electve - 3 hours(s) _______________________________________
- Social Science Electve - 3 hours(s) _______________________________________
Natural Sciences (20 hours)
Complete 20 hours of Lab Science courses as listed for this pathway. Recommended Transfer Pathway Electives (15 hours minimum)*
The Associate of Science degree requires a minimum of 15 hours of pathway electives. Students should work with their advisor and transfer institution to determine the most appropriate courses within this block. Minimum Hours for a Degree 62*
*A minimum of 62 hours are required to earn a Cowley Degree, however, additional credit hours may be outlined on the transfer pathway to meet the program requirements for a transfer institution. Depending on skill level and assessment scores, students may be required to take the necessary basic skill or prerequisite courses prior to enrolling in the program courses. **Recommend checking 4-year institution requirement |
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