General Technology
Overview
General Technology recognizes skills acquired through employment. Applicants must have earned a four-year high school diploma or a state high school equivalency certificate. All applicants are expected to have successfully completed at least one year of math and one year of science in high school and have at least four years of work experience. During the application process, the applicant must meet with the Chair of the General Technology Program.
The student begins the program by creating a portfolio that clearly outlines work-related competencies. The completed portfolio, which is reviewed by a team of appropriate evaluators, is used to determine if college credit will be awarded for prior learning experiences. The student must meet with an academic advisor to outline and plan the program of study. Graduates of this program are usually employed in a variety of settings at the time of entry into the program.
Prerequisites
Algebra I required.
Curriculum
| Associate in Applied Science Degree Curriculum | ||
| Total AAS Degree Credits | 60 | |
| General Technology Courses (Maximum of 24 Credits) | Credits | |
| GEN101-121 | Prior Learning Assessment | 1–21 |
| GEN111 or GEN113 |
Portfolio Development or Prior Learning Portfolio Development |
1 or 3 |
| General Education Courses (Minimum of 21 Credits) | Credits | |
| ENG101 | College Composition | 3 |
| Restricted Electives+ | Communications, Humanities, or Social Science (100 level or higher) | 9 |
| Restricted Electives+ | Math or Science (100 level or higher) | 9 |
| Related Technology Courses | Credits | |
| Selected Coursework (Minimum: 15 Credits) | 15–37 | |

