An Electro-mechanical student must have a strong background in several areas in order to be versatile as a technician. A combination of laboratory training and directly related classroom lectures insure that the student will be able to utilize theoretical knowledge under practical, real in-field conditions. Technical Math I or higher 3 Tech. If one tests out of English Comp. I, then any Speech, Literature, Journalism or Foreign Language course may be substituted.
Computer keyboarding competency is required for graduation.
This may be fulfilled by taking the computer keyboard workshop or by passing the competency test. A Minimum of 69 Semester Hours and 20 Courses is Required for Graduation.