request more information Establish Yourself as a Successful Applied Engineer! The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology is an applied program that allows students to explore the integration of engineering principles and modern technology. Graduates will use their math, science and engineering skills to design products and systems, install and maintain products, and provide a wide range of services, such as implementation of the design, testing, calibration and supervision of its operation. (American Society for Engineering Education) Is Engineering Technology the right choice for you? Do you see yourself working hands-on with equipment and materials? Do you enjoy taking things apart and putting them back together? Do you spend time figuring out how to build and test your ideas? If you want a career that is hands-on, where you apply math and scientific concepts, engineering technology could be a good choice for you! Program Advantages: Choose from 5 start dates per year. Enjoy flexible schedules. Take courses online, in the classroom, or a combination of both. Apply transfer credits for up to 75% of your degree. Blended Online Blended Schedule Advising Appointment CPSAdvising@uah.edu Phone: 256.824.6673 Chat with CPS Advisor Source: Zippia.com How is Engineering Technology Different from Engineering? Engineering and Engineering Technology are separate but intimately related professions. Engineering undergraduate programs include more mathematics work and higher-level mathematics than technology programs. Engineering undergraduate programs often focus on theory, while technology programs focus on application. Once they enter the workforce, engineering graduates typically spend their time planning, while engineering technology graduates spend their time making plans work. Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology Program of Study — Engineering Technology (120 hours) Charger Foundations (General Ed - 41-42 Hours) AGSC Area Hours I Freshman Composition 3-6 II1 Fine Arts 3 Humanities (literature) 3 Humanities (literature or non-literature) 3 Humanities/Fine Arts 3 III Mathematics - Calculus A or higher 4 Natural Sciences (lab) - General Physics I and II, or higher 8 IV1 History 3 Social & Behavioral Sciences (non-history) 6 History/SBS 3 1Take either 1 EH (Literature) + 2 HY (History) or 2 EH (Literature) + 1 HY (History). Take no more than six hours in a single discipline in Area II or Area IV. Pre-Professional Courses (10-12 Hours) Experiential Learning PRO 301 Theory/Practice of Adult Learning OR FYE 101 First Year Experience 1-3 Basic Programming EGR 101 Computing for Engineers OR Equivalent 3 Statistics MSC 287 Business Statistics I OR MA 281 Elements of Statistical Analysis OR Equivalent 3 Interdisciplinary PRO 320 Interdisciplinary Perspectives & Critical Thinking 3 General Electives2 (26-28 Hours) Choose any course at any level, not required to be major-related. 2Up to 28 hours technical credit may be accepted as electives. Engineering Technology (ET) (48 Hours) ET 301 Engineering Technology Foundations I 7 week term 3 ET 302 Engineering Technology Foundations II 7 week term 3 ET 305 Engineering Communications 7 week term 3 ET 310 Computer-Aided Design for ET Full term 3 ET 314 OR ET 336 Quality Control Techniques OR Principles of Dynamics for ET 7 week term 3 ET 314 Quality Control Techniques 7 week term 3 ET 334 Principles of Statics for ET 7 week term 3 ET 335 Strength of Materials for ET 7 week term 3 ET 336 Principles of Dynamics for ET 7 week term 3 ET 341 Introduction to Electrical Systems and Circuits 7 week term 3 ET 431 Fundamentals of Manufacturing for ET Full term 3 ET 433/434 Instrumentations and Measurement Systems for ET with Lab Full term 4 ET 498 Project Management for Engineering Technology Full term 3 ET 499 Capstone for Engineering Technology Full term 3 Total Degree Requirements 120 A note about Professional Studies (PRO) courses: Engineering Technology courses may be offered in both hybrid and online formats. Hybrid courses meet one evening each week with the majority of the work being done online. View/Print Program of Study PDF Course Equivalency Credits Many UAH Engineering Technology courses teach similar skills and knowledge that students may have acquired through previous Engineering, Science, Math, and/or Programming coursework. Credit for completion of courses identified as “equivalent” may be applied towards degree requirements. Accepted as Equivalent Coursework* ET Course UAH Equivalent (BSET ONLY) ET 310 MAE 211 ET 334 MAE/CE 271 ET 335 MAE 370 ET 336 MAE/CE 272 ET 341 EE 213 ET 431 MAE 378 ET 433/434 MAE 311 *CPS Advisor will review and verify transfer credits. Engineering Technology requires fewer math courses and more focus on application of engineering principles Engineering Technology Skills and Careers Skills and Careers Why Engineering Technology? Engineers spend their time planning, technologists make plans work. Check out Career Planning Resources for Engineering Technologists! Recent News From Passion to Purpose: Arthur Murray's Path in Engineering Technology and Entrepreneurship Feb 22 Arthur Murray, an Engineering Technology student at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), a part of the University of Alabama … Faculty Spotlight Dr. Seymur Hasanov Clinical Assistant Professor We would like to welcome Dr. Seymur Hasanov as he joins the UAH College of Professional Studies to support the B.S. in Engineering Technology degree program. Contact Us College of Science Advising 256.824.2505science.advising@uah.edu
From Passion to Purpose: Arthur Murray's Path in Engineering Technology and Entrepreneurship Feb 22 Arthur Murray, an Engineering Technology student at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), a part of the University of Alabama …
