AAS in Civil Engineering Technology to BS in Engineering Technology, Integrated Engineering
Technology Concentration
BS in Engineering Technology is offered on-ground at the Tuscarawas Campus*
| Course Subject and Title | Credit Hours | Upper Division | Notes on Transfer Coursework to Kent State |
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| Semester One: [18 Credit Hours] Stark State College |
| SSC101 Student Success Seminar | 1 | | TRAN 1X000 |
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| ENG124 College Composition | 3 | | ENG 11011 (KCP1) |
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| CET121 Building Materials and Construction Methods | 3 | | CMGT 11071 (Applied Elective) |
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| CET122 Architectural Drafting I | 3 | | ENGR 1X000 (Applied Elective) |
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| MTH135 Precalculus | 5 | | MATH 11010 (KMCR) and MATH 11022 (KMCR) |
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| ITD122 Computer Applications for Professionals | 3 | | CIS 24053 |
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| Semester Two: [14 Credit Hours] Stark State College |
| MET124 Statics and Strength of Materials | 4 | | MERT 22005 (Applied Elective) |
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| DET125 Basic AutoCAD | 3 | | MERT 12001 (Applied Elective) |
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| CET227 Surveying I | 3 | | CMGT 2X000 (Applied Elective) |
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| PHY121 College Physics I with Algebra (lab) | 4 | | PHY 13001 and PHY 13021 (KBS, KLAB) |
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| Semester Three: [15 Credit Hours] Stark State College |
| CET125 Soil Mechanics | 3 | ■ | CMGT 42056 (Conc. Elec.) |
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| ENG221 Technical Report Writing | 3 | | ENG 20002 |
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| CET223 Structural Design I | 3 | | ENGR 2X000 (Applied Elective) |
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| Arts & Humanities Elective** | 3 | | (KHUM/KFA) |
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| CET232 Land Planning and Design | 3 | | ENGR 2X000 (Applied Elective) |
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| Semester Four: [15 Credit Hours] Stark State College |
| CET226 Estimating | 3 | | ENGR 2X000 |
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| CET236 Global Positioning Systems | 3 | | ENGR 2X000 |
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| CET228 Surveying II | 3 | ■ | CMGT 31023 (Conc. Elec.) |
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| CET234 Architectural CAD (REVIT 3D-BIM) | 3 | | AGD 22001 (Applied Elective) |
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| CET222 Concrete and Asphalt Testing | 3 | | ENGR 2X000 (Applied Elective) |
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| 62 Total Credit Hours to Graduate with the AAS Degree from Stark State College |