Updated 5-13-08
Main Page for NMSU-Grants Electronics & Electrical Classes
 
If you're viewing a printed copy of this page, please note that you can also view the page online at mounttaylor.com

Questions? Call the program manager--he'll be glad to talk to you!

All classes are in main building Room 50 (ground floor, near the south entrance to the building)

Student projects for sale. For sale now: solar power system capable of running a laptop computer, a satellite Internet system, and a couple of compact fluorescent lights. We just charge you for the cost of the materials and a donation to the Electronics Club.

General information about equivalent courses, how often courses are offered, etc. Certificate and Associate Degree Programs
Syllabuses for this semester's electronics/electrical courses How to find out if classes have been canceled because of snow, etc.
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Past Courses Reference Web sites
 
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Web sites for current courses
OEET 120 Motors OEES 135/OEET 210 Electronics II/Intermediate Electricity
OEES 205 Semiconductors OEET 205 National Electrical Code
OEES 215 Microprocessors OEES 221/OEET 221 Coop Work Experience

  Electrical Trades Certificate -- Suggested Sequence of Courses
Fall Semester
  • OEES 110 Electronics I (equivalent to OEET 110)--4 credits
  • OEET 115 Wiring--5 credits
  • OETS 118 Math for Technicians (or OEDG 118 Geometry for Drafting--equivalents for OEET 118 Math for Electricians)--3 credits
  • OEDG 110 Construction print/blueprint reading (equivalent to OEET 101 Electrical Blueprint Reading)--4 credits

Total credits: 16

We highly recommended you take a math course your first semester. Electronics I and Intermediate Electricity do make use of basic algebra and basic trigonometry. If you're not a math whiz, don't worry--we'll work with you. Notice the word basic above!

 Spring Semester
  • OEET 210 Intermediate Electricity--5 credits
  • OEET 120 Motor Controls--5 credits
  • OEET 205 National Electrical Code--3 credits
  • OEET 221 Cooperative Experience--3 credits

Total credits: 16

Electronics Technology Certificate--Suggested Sequence of Courses
Fall Semester

  • OEES 110 Electronics I--4 credits

  • OEES 120 Math for Electronics--4 credits

  • OEES 155 Electronics CAD & PCB Design--3 credits (This course is not offered at our campus, so take OEDG 135 Electronics Drafting (3 credits) instead.)

  • OEES 175 Soldering Practices--2 credits

  • OEES 221 Cooperative Experience--3 credits (The requirement is actually 2 credits, but an extra credit is needed to make up for the fact that you'll be taking OEDG 135 (3 credits) instead of OEES 155 (4 credits)).

Total credits: 16

We highly recommended you take a math course your first semester. Electronics I and Electronics II do make use of basic algebra and basic trigonometry. If you're not a math whiz, don't worry--we'll work with you. Notice the word basic above!

 Spring Semester
  • OEES 135 Electronics II--4 credits
  • OEES 160 Digital Electronics--4 credits
  • OEES 205 Semiconductor Devices--4 credits
  • OEET 120 Basic Motor Controls--5 credits

Total credits: 17

 

Electronics Technology Associate Degree--Suggested Sequence of Courses
First Fall Semester

Same as for electronics certificate (see above).

 Spring Semester

Same as for electronics certificate (see above).
Second Fall Semester
  • OEES 215 Microprocessor Applications I--4 credits
  • OEES 235 Digital Electronics II--3 credits
  • A computer applications course (other than Computer Literacy) offered through the computer department and approved by the electronics program manager. This will be in place of OEES 225 Computer Applications for Technicians.
  • General education courses.
 

Past Courses
OEES110/OEET110
Electronics I
Fall 2007		 OEET120
Motors
Spring 2007		 OEES135/OEET210
Electronics II/Intermediate Electricity
Spring 2007		 OEES160
Digital I
Spring 2007		 OEES205
Semiconductors
Spring 2007
OEET205
National Electrical Code
Spring 2007		 OEES215
Microprocessors
Fall 2007