College of the Florida Keys

FLATE – Engineering Technology Degree Finder

 

Degree:

  • Associate in Science Degree (A.S) in Engineering Technology

Specializations:

  • Alternative Energy Systems

Contact Information:

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Contact: Dr. Patrick Rice
Email: Patrick.Rice@cfk.edu
Phone: 
305.809.3228

Contact: Dr. Salah Badjou
Email: salah.badjou@cfk.edu
Phone: 
305-809-3148

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Program Information:

Engineering Technology is a growing field that involves a combination of math, science, design and communications skills to create and repair various devices and structures. An associate degree in Engineering Technology provides a versatile foundation from which students can pursue a variety of careers.

Warm sunshine, coastal breeze, and ocean all around. Such conditions make the Florida Keys a great place to visit, but at Florida Keys Community College, students are inspired to do much more than sunbathe on the beach. The College is using the powerful natural resources in its own backyard—sun, water, and winds—to generate green energy, wean the planet from its fossil fuel dependency, and train students for new, cutting-edge technology jobs.

The Associate in Science degree in Engineering Technology features a unique specialization in Renewable Energy that focuses on career training in solar, wind, and ocean power technologies. The program supports the nation’s pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and double the renewable energy workforce by 2025.

If you’re passionate about the planet and want a career that is exciting and rewarding, then your future begins at CFK.

The AS: Engineering Technology- Renewable Energy Technician is comprised of 15 credit hours of general education courses, 18 credit hours of core subject course, and 25 credits of specialization credits—totaling 60 credits. Coursework covers, but is not limited to the following topics:

  • Engineering Design
  • Mechanical Measurement & Instrumentation
  • Renewable Energy from the Ocean
  • Hydrokinetic Power
  • Industrial Tools and Equipment
  • Wind Energy Systems and Installation
  • Solar Energy
  • Photovoltaic Systems and Installation
  • Conceptual Physics
  • Electronics
  • Industrial Safety
  • Professional Internship

 

 

This material is based upon work developed with funding from the National Science Foundation and revised, updated and disseminated with support from funds available under the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act of 2018 (Public Law 115-224) and the Florida Department of Education.