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Bachelor's

Engineering Technology Bachelor's Degree Program

DeVry University College of Engineering & Information Sciences 39 courses 126 total credits

About This Program

DeVry’s Engineering Technology bachelor’s degree program prepares students to use basic engineering principles in the application and execution of systems, processes and technical operations. Students study automation, process improvement, project management, computer-aided design, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) as applied to industrial processes, healthcare systems, transportation of goods, electrical power delivery and more. In addition to completing core technical coursework, students select from a wide range of technical and business courses to augment and focus their program on their career goals.

Degree Requirements

Communication Skills 15 credits
Humanities 6 credits
Social Sciences 9 credits
Mathematics and Natural Sciences 27 credits
Tech Foundations 15 credits
Program Focus 27 credits
Career Preparation 14 credits
Technical and Business Selection 13 credits
Total Credits 126 credits

Communication Skills

Code Course Title Credits
ENGL112 Composition 4
ENGL135 Advanced Composition 4
ENGL216 Technical Writing 4
SPCH275 Public Speaking 3
Total Communication Skills 15 credits

Humanities

Code Course Title Credits
ETHC232 Ethical and Legal Issues in the Professions 3
LAS432 Technology, Society, and Culture 3
Total Humanities 6 credits

Social Sciences

Code Course Title Credits
ECON312 Principles of Economics 3
SOCS185 Culture and Society 3
SOCS325 Environmental Sociology 3
Total Social Sciences 9 credits

Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Tech Foundations

Technical and Business Selection

Students select applicable courses from the College of Engineering & Information Sciences and College of Business & Management provided prerequisites are met. At least two courses must be at the 300-level or higher. Courses within other Colleges may be applied with permission from the appropriate academic administrator.

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