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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 University Catalog
Energy Engineering Technology Supplemental Information
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Senior Capstone Selective I and II (6 credits)
Select one pair of Senior Capstone Selectives I and II. Senior Capstone Selectives must be taken in subsequent semesters to count toward degree requirements.
ECET Advanced Analysis Selective (3 credits)
Introduction to C Programming Selective (3 credits)
Applied Calculus I Selective (3 credits)
Applied Calculus II Selective (3 credits)
General Physics I Selective (4 credits)
General Physics II Selective (4 credits)
Statistics Selective (3 credits)
English Composition Selective (3 credits)
Written Communication Selective (3 credits)
Freshman Speech Selective (3 credits)
Oral Communication Selective (3 credits)
- Any communications (COM) course at the 20000 level or higher - 3.00 credit hours.
Business Selective (3 credits)
Industrial Economics Selective (3 credits)
General Education Selective (6 credits)
Select 6 hours in one or more of the subject areas (disciplines) listed below, subject to the following conditions:
- One course must be from the UCC approved list of Human Culture: Humanities.
- Only one of AGEC 21700 Economics and ECON 21000 Principles of Economics can be applied to the Plan of Study.
Foreign languages (except for courses in a student’s native language); African American Studies (AAS); Art and Design (AD); American Studies (AMST); Anthropology (ANTH); Asian American Studies (ASAM); American Sign language (ASL); Bands (BAND); Classics (CLCS); Comparative Literature (CMPL); Communication (COM); Economics (ECON); English (ENGL); History (HIST); Interdisciplinary Studies (IDIS); Linguistics (LING); Music History and Theory (MUS); Philosophy (PHIL); Political Science (POL); Psychology (PSY); Religious Studies (REL); Sociology (SOC); Theater (THTR); Women’s Studies (WGSS); ROTC (AFT, MSL, NS)
Energy Related Technical Selective (3 credits)
Sustainability Engineering Technology Selective (3 credits)
Global / Professional Selective (3 credits)
Elective (3 credits)
Any non-remedial course.
Double Majors within the Electrical Engineering Technology Program
Within the PIECET-BS Program, double majors of AUET or CEGT or ENET are allowed without restriction. A double major with EETC requires an additional 12 hours of ECET courses. The additional courses will fulfill the EETC major for the purposes of double majors. The additional courses have the following restrictions:
- No 100-level course may be used.
- Only three (3) credits of a 200-level course may be used, excluding: ECET 22400 Electronic Systems, ECET 29000 International Experience and ECET 29900 Selected EET Subjects, which may not be used.
- All courses must be taken on the PWL and/or PSW campuses.
Minors
Minors are offered through a variety of disciplines. The discipline offering the minor establishes the requirement. A minor is not required. - The Electrical Engineering Technology minor cannot be added to this major.
Professional Requirement
The SOET Professional Experience requirement is intended to document those experiences which help expose SOET students to the expectations of their professional prior to graduation. This may occur through industrial experience, technical or administrative involvement with community service, military service, et cetera. Approval has been granted for the following experiences. Additional experiences may also satisfy this graduation requirement. Requests for approval should be submitted to the SOET Curriculum Subcommittee Chair for consideration, allowing at least four academic weeks for review and response. Table 1: Approved Professional Experiences Approval by | Experience | Automatic | Any TECH Professional Practice course (co-op, intern, etc.) | Automatic | MET 29900 Internship for Credit | Automatic | EPICS courses, minimum of two | Advisor | Any approved internship (assuming student and/or employer provide documentation) | Advisor | Military service (ROTC completion, reservist, active duty, veteran) | Faculty | Supervised undergraduate research experiences or laboratory assistantships (e.g., employed in the AEL as lab technician) | Faculty | Independent study - by petition to ensure the project meets the spirit of the requirement | Faculty | Professional society/club activities (e.g., led the Solar Racing team) - by petition | Faculty | Any approved employment or industry project. |
*Approval Key: - Automatic - student participation in this professional experience is already documented through existing means.
- Advisor - advisor reviews student’s experience to determine if it meets the spirit of the Professional Experience requirement.
- Faculty - designated committee reviews student’s experience to determine if it meets the spirit of the Professional Experience requirement.
Intercultural Requirement
Step 1: Complete the Pre-test Intercultural Development Inventory Assessments (1st year)
Step 2: Complete one (1) of the following global experiences:*
Participate in A Purdue University international capstone, collaborative project, or
Participate in an international internship (international location), or Participate in a full semester abroad program program, or Complete 3 credit hours from the Polytechnic list of recommended Global/Cultural courses.
Step 3: Complete the Post-test Intercultural Development Inventory Assessments (4th year)
NOTE FOR TRANSFER/CODO STUDENTS: Transfer and CODO students with less than 75 credit hours remaining to completed their Polytechnic Plan of Study are exempt from Step 1 (taking the IDI Pre-test).
*Global experiences must take place during the time of enrollment in Polytechnic to complete Step 2. Experiences taken place prior to a student’s initial enrollment will not serve to complete Step 2. Intercultural competencies gained on experiences prior to Polytechnic enrollment will be captured as baseline data on a student’s IDI. |
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