Architecture & Construction Lake Land College Civil Engineering Technology (AAS.CET) Associate in Applied Science Degree This program prepares students with skills necessary for employment as a civil engineering technician with consulting engineering firms, testing laboratories, utilities and local, state and federal government agencies. Emphasis is placed on such tasks as surveying, materials testing, drafting, construction inspection, etc., associated with civil engineering. There is a strong demand for civil technicians; thus, employment opportunities are good. Civil Engineering Technology provides a balance between outdoor and indoor work which many find desirable. Surveying, field testing, construction supervision and testing are essentially outdoor work while drafting, design and laboratory testing are indoor work. You might also like: Workforce Ready • Building Construction Tech – page 36 • Civil Engineering Tech – page 38 • Computer-Aided Design – page 48 • Computer-Aided Drafting – page 49 • HVAC – page 74 • Residential Wiring – page 124 Transfer Ready • Civil Engineering Technology/Advanced – page 40 Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. First Year First Semester □ TEC 050 □ TEC 052 □ CET 060 □ CET 054 □ CET 051 □ ENG 050 Second Year Hours Technical Mathematics I (Module 1) Technical Mathematics II (Module 2) * Surveying I (Module 1) Soils and Aggregates (Module 2) * † Civil Construction I † Writing for Industry Semester Totals 2 2 3 4 3 3 17 First Semester □ TEC 060 □ CET 062 □ CIS 068 □ CET 052 □ CET 082 □ Analytical Mechanics * † Surveying II (Module 1) * † Computer Applications Civil Construction II * † Civil Drafting * † Social Science Elective Semester Totals Hours 4 3 2 3 3 3 18 Second Semester Second Semester Technical Mathematics III * 2 Technical Mathematics IV * 2 PC Concrete Theory (Module 1) * †††2 Asphalt Theory and Design (Module 2) * †††2 Introduction to Drafting 3 CAD I 2 Introduction to Speech Communication 3 Responding to Emergencies or Strategies for Success 2 Semester Totals 18 Strength of Materials * ††† 4 Hydraulics and Drainage * ††† 3 Surveying III * ††† 3 CAD for Civil Engineering * ††† 3 Data Collection for GIS Mapping * †††2 Semester Totals 15 □ TEC 054 □ TEC 056 □ CET 056 □ CET 057 □ TEC 045 □ CAD 056 □ SPE 111 □ HED 178 SFS 101 □ TEC 080 □ CET 087 □ CET 064 □ CET 081 □ CET 065 Total Program Hours Summer Term □ CET 075 S.O.E. (optional) Semester Totals 5 5 *There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester Notes: Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: [email protected] Faculty Contact: Galen Altman Email: [email protected] Phone: 217-234-5342 38 73
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