THE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

Program List

The Connecticut College of Technology is an innovative program leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering or technology. After completing the AS degree in Engineering Science students may follow the pathway directly into the University of Connecticut with no loss of credit. The Associate in Science degree in Technological Studies leads directly into engineering and technology programs at other private and public universities. Students considering enrollment in these programs should discuss their goals with an appropriate academic advisor.

This program is designed for entry to Central Connecticut State University’s School of Technology or Charter Oak State College. The "Technological Studies Pathway" consists of courses which provide the foundation for: 1) a Bachelor of Science Degree from Central Connecticut State University in Engineering Technology, Industrial Technology, or Technology Education; 2) a Bachelor of Science Degree from Charter Oak State College.

A minimum course grade of "C" is required and completion of the program of study is required for continuing as a junior at CCSU’s School of technology or at Charter Oak. As of 2002, a reverse articulation agreement with CCSU allows students to complete their entire technology concentration (up to 39 technology credits) at a community college and apply the credits toward the B.S. in Industrial Technology at CCSU.

There are several options that consist of 4-5 specialized courses that are designated at community colleges. These include Integrator Technician, Electrical Contractors, Industrial Electronics, Precision Machining, Waste Water Technician, and industrial Diagnostics

　Note: Courses in Italics are not offered at NCCC

General Education Requirements

General Education Requirements

ENG* 101

Composition

3

 

ENG* 101

Composition

3

ENG* 102

Literature & Composition

3

 

ENG* 102

Literature & Composition

3

COM* 173

Public Speaking

3

 

COM* 173

Public Speaking

3

HIS*

History Elective

3

 

HIS*

History Elective

3

ECN* 101 Principles of Macroeconomics 3   Technical Writing

3

PHL*
ENG*

Philosophy Elective OR
Fine Arts Elective OR
English Literature Elective

6

 

PHL*
ENG*

Philosophy Elective OR
Fine Arts Elective OR
English Elective

6

GEO*
POL*
HIS*

Geography Elective OR
Political Science Elective OR
History Elective

3

 

ECN*
GEO*
POL*
HIS*

Economics Elective OR
Geography Elective OR
Political Science Elective OR
History Elective

3

PSY*
SOC*

Psychology Elective OR
Sociology Elective

3

 

ANT*
PSY*
SOC*

Anthropology Elective OR
Psychology Elective OR
Sociology Elective

3

    27       27

Program Requirements

Program Requirements

CHE* 111

Concepts of Chemistry

4

 

CHEM* 111

Concepts of Chemistry

4

PHY* 110

Introductory Physics

4

 

PHY* 121

General Physics I

4

MAT* 167

Statistics with Technology

3

 

PHY* 122

General Physics II

4

MAT* 186

Precalculus

4

 

MAT* 167

Statistics with Technology

3

    15   MAT*186 Precalculus 4

Specialized Program Requirements

MAT*254

Calculus I

4

ENGR 110

Introduction to CAD

3

 

MAT* 256

Calculus II

4

CSC* 102 Introduction to Computer Science 3       27
  Technical Writing 3   Specialized Program Requirements

BMG* 202

Principles of Management

3

 

ENGR 110

Introduction to CAD

3

  Directed Elective 3   CSC* 102

Introduction to Computer Science

3
  Directed Elective 3   CSC* 219

C Programming

3
  Directed Elective 3     Applied Mechanics (Statics) 3
  Directed Elective 3     Applied Mechanics (Dynamics) 3
    24     Intro to ET/ Engineering 18
  Total 66       72