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• EET 201: Electronics 1

  4.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  This course delineates the principles and use of discrete electronic devices such as bipolar and field effect transistors,triac and silicon controlled rectifiers. Students will apply these devices to basic circuits such as small signal and power amplifiers and power control systems. Prerequisite:    EET 103   
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• EET 202: Electronics 2

  4.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  This course is a continuing study of Electronics 1 and its applications. Emphasis will be on power amplifiers, differential amplifiers, junction gate field-effect transistors (JFETs), metal oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) and thyristors. Detailed analysis of linear op-amp circuits and their applications will be presented. Popular linear integrated circuits (IC) and timers will be covered. Prerequisite:    EET 201   
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• EET 208: Digital Electronics

  3.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  This course is designed to teach students the basics of digital electronic devices and their applications through a series of hands-on exercises performed in the lab. Logic gates and truth tables will be utilized throughout the course to reinforce digital circuit operations.
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• EET 214: Electrical Engineering Circuits 2

  4.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  (Formerly MIT-210) This course is a continuation of basic circuit analysis. Emphasis is on alternating current circuits. Topics include effective values, power factors, resistor capacitor (RC), resistor inductor circuits (RL), inductance and capacitance (RLC) circuit filters, multisource mesh and nodal analysis, transformer action, resonance andinductance. Computer analysis of circuit problems is covered. Prerequisite:    EET 119   
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• EET 241: Scientific & Industrial Instrumentation

  3.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  (Formerly MIT-240) This course presents techniques of measuring physical quantities through electronic transducers. Electronic circuits used to convert these signals to appropriate voltages are presented. Techniques for electronic signals to control physical systems through both analog and digital computers are also covered. Prerequisite:    MIT 208     and PHY 113      
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• EGR 100: Engineering Seminar

  1.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  This course prepares students for careers in engineering and technology. The course aquaints students with methods for solving practical engineering problems. Film and guest lecturers are utilized to describe the character of the work of graduate engineers in each of several engineering professions.
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• EGR 105: Technical Computing

  3.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  (Formerly SET-105) This course presents applications of computers in engineering and engineering technology fields. Students develop skills in the solution of engineering equations using computer-based analysis programs. The application of Microsoft Office productivity tools to engineering reports is practicedusinggraphics from multiple sources . Electronically movingdocuments, engineering drawings and datathrough the local area network and the Internet is alsocovered.
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• EGR 110: Engineering Surveying

  4.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  This course is a study of topographic surveying and mapping. Topics include construction surveys and layout, boundary surveys, determination of land areas, methods of collecting and recording data, field and office computations, control surveys, topographic mapping, care and use of surveying equipment, GPS systems, and surveying software. Emphasis will focus on topographic surveys using total stations with data collection. Field work includes use of transits, total stations, electronic distance meters, surveyors' tapes, differential levels and data collectors, horizontal measurements, leveling, and angle and direction measurement. Corequisite:    MAT 114 or previous knowledge of Trigonometry
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• EGR 111: Route Surveying

  4.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  This course covers the principal topics of highway surveying including profiles, horizontal and vertical curves, mass diagrams+ and street layout. Emphasis is on the study of the geometry and field stake-out techniques of circular curves, spiral curves, compound curves, reverse curves, equal-tangent vertical curves, and unequal-tangent vertical curves, horizontal and vertical alignment design, earthwork quantities and mass diagrams. The student will perform both field and lab work to gather information about a general route to select one or more tentative general routes of a roadway and mark the final location. Prerequisite:    EGR 110   
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• EGR 113: Engineering Materials

  4.00 Credits

  Community College of Allegheny County

  
  (Formerly MET-112) This course is a study of the properties of materials and the primary processing methods used in manufacturing. Emphasis is on ferrous metals and their relationship to other metals and non-metals. Methods of testing engineering materials are discussed and demonstrated.
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