Electro-Mechanical w/Green Energy

Program Statement

This program prepares students to work in high-tech industries as technical employees who can work on equipment that uses both electrical and mechanical engineering principles. Students, by selecting the recommended electives, can prepare themselves for employment in the expanding Green Technology industries of Solar Energy and Wind Power. Graduates, by selecting the recommended electives, may prepare themselves for transfer to a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology program. 

Program Information

• This program is especially valuable to the person who wants technical diversity. 
• It can open employment doors to many jobs that require multidisciplinary competencies. 
• Students should be in a Math (MTH) course every semester until they have completed their sequence. 
• Recommended Program Electives:  
  • Automation and Robotics: EGR 113: Introduction to Robotics and EGR 171: Fluid Systems
  • Electronics:  EGR 137: Digital Electronics and EGR 235: Electronic Theory I
  • Mechanical: EGR 171: Fluid Systems and EGR 172: Materials Science
• For students with adequate mathematical preparedness, and interested in transfer, PHY 211: General Physics I can be substituted for PHY 101: Technical Physics I. 
• Completing courses in the summer will reduce fall and spring semester course loads. 
• Oral Communication General Education Competency Infused. 

After Bristol

• Graduates work as engineering aides, field service technicians, technical representatives, maintenance technicians and automation technicians. 
• If you are considering transferring to a four-year institution, speak with your advisor and visit Transfer Services for additional information.