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Undergraduate Catalog | 2024-2025
Electromechanical Engineering Technology, B.S.E.T.
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The Bachelor of Science in Electromechanical Engineering Technology (B.S.E.T) is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and expertise needed to thrive in the dynamic field of electromechanical systems. This interdisciplinary program integrates principles of both electrical and mechanical engineering, preparing students to work at the intersection of these two critical disciplines.
Graduates can expect technical and professional careers in areas such as instrumentation and control, manufacturing, robotics, automation, electrical power operations, energy, data acquisition, technical sales, or related field services.
The major program of study is arranged in a logical 6-semester sequence, with study moving from basic concepts through highly technical applied principles. A special focus is given to “learning while doing” with several courses held in advanced laboratories, and several professional courses are offered to assist in the development of managerial skills. Students also have direct access to a Master of Science degree in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Engineering (AEEE), with as little as one additional year of study.
All program-level Admissions and Progression Requirements are in addition to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte Admission Requirements .
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Admission Requirements
First-Year Students
First-year admission is competitive, based upon an overall evaluation of the high school record, with particular emphasis on advanced courses in math and science. See University Admission Requirements for a detailed description of the criteria.
First-Year students may either select a major at the time of their application or may choose to be Engineering-undeclared. All First-Year College of Engineering students will take a common set of courses called the Common First Year. Towards the end of their first year, having completed all progression requirements, students will declare or confirm their Engineering Major for the second through fourth years. This selection may be the major they initially indicated or any other engineering major for which they meet the progression requirements.
Transfers
All transfer students will be evaluated for placement into a departmental Program or the Common First Year program based on the evaluation of their transfer credits (consistent with the North Carolina articulation agreements).
- See University Admission Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.50 (2.80 for Mechanical Engineering)
- Pre-Major/Prerequisite Courses:
- Engineering Programs: Calculus I course (equivalent to MATH 1241 ), with a grade of C or above
- Engineering Technology Programs: Pre-calculus course (equivalent to MATH 1103 ) or higher, with a grade of C or above
- Transferable Credit Hours: Minimum of 24
Transfers from an ABET-accredited engineering program who do not meet the GPA requirement may be admitted upon the recommendation of the chair of the major department.
Currently Enrolled Students
Current UNC Charlotte students who wish to change or declare their major to Electromechanical Engineering Technology must first satisfy the following requirements in order to be considered eligible for admission:
- Complete MATH 1103 or higher with a grade of C or better.
- Complete PHYS 1101 and PHYS 1101L or higher Physics course with a grade of C or better.
- Earn a minimum 2.20 cumulative GPA.
- Pass all currently attempted required courses within three attempts including withdrawing from a course with a grade of W.
- Students currently enrolled in a required course for a second time must wait until grades are posted before declaring an ETCM major. A student will not be admitted to the major unless the course is passed within three attempts.
- Complete at least one the following courses for their desired major:
Upon satisfying all of the above requirements, students may request admission to an ETCM program by submitting the Change of Major Form. Completion of the minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance into a program.
Degree Requirements
A major in Electromechanical Engineering Technology leading to the B.S.E.T. degree consists of a total of 120 credit hours. For details on progression, see the Progression Requirements section.
Lower-Level Courses (65 credit hours)
General Education Courses (31-32 credit hours)
For details on required General Education courses, refer to the General Education Program . Total hours to satisfy General Education Requirements may vary as some general education requirements may be double-counted in the major with departmental approval. Please see your advisor for information.
Foundation Courses (19 credit hours)
Major Courses (25 credit hours)
Upper-Level Courses (55 credit hours)
Major Courses (43 credit hours)
Restricted Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
From the following, choose four courses that are not already required in the curriculum:
Unrestricted Elective Courses
As needed to complete the credit hours required for graduation.
Degree Total = 120 Credit Hours
Degree Requirements (2 + 2 Year Program)
A major in Electromechanical Engineering Technology leading to the B.S.E.T. degree consists of a total of 120 credit hours which may include up to 64 credit hours transferred in from North Carolina Community Colleges. 2+2 students are exempt from the General Education requirements. Students must have satisfactorily completed an applicable A.A.S. degree (see Admission Requirements section).
Lower-Level Courses (65 credit hours)
General Education Requirements (31-32 credit hours)
For details on required courses, refer to the General Education Program . Total hours to satisfy General Education Requirements may vary as some general education requirements may be double-counted in the major with departmental approval. Please see your advisor for information. University General Education requirements for the 2+2 Program are exempt per the NC Articulation Agreement.
Foundation Courses (19 credit hours)
Major Courses (18 credit hours)
Block Credit (7 credit hours)
As part of the 64 transferred credit hours, students automatically receive credit for the following courses upon entry into the 2+2 program.
Upper-Level Courses (55 credit hours)
Major Courses (43 credit hours)
Restricted Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
From the following, choose four courses that are not already required in the curriculum:
Degree Total = 120 Credit Hours
Progression Requirements
First-Year Students
All First-Year students, early college students, and transfer students with only one semester at another institution are initially advised by a central office within the College of Engineering. Students must satisfy the following requirements in order to progress in the curriculum and matriculate to their major department.
- Follow the advice and recommendations of their faculty advisors.
- Follow all prerequisite, corequisite, and progression requirements of their program.
- Earn at least a 2.00 GPA in the first semester.
- Complete all core courses in the First-Year curriculum with grades of C or above. Core courses include ETGR 1201 or equivalent, MATH 1103 , MATH 1121 or equivalent, PHYS 1101 and PHYS 1101L or equivalent.
- Pass all courses within three attempts, including withdrawing from a course with a grade of W.
- Complete the First-Year curriculum within four regular semesters.
- Earn a 2.00 cumulative GPA upon completion of the First-Year curriculum.
Sophomore Through Senior Year
- Maintain an overall GPA of 2.00 in the University.
- Maintain a major cumulative GPA of 2.00 for all courses in the departmental curriculum. Failure to meet this requirement for two consecutive semesters will result in not being permitted to enroll in College of Engineering courses.
- Take courses in the curriculum a maximum of three times to achieve a satisfactory grade, including withdrawing from the course with a grade of W.
An undergraduate student who fails to satisfy one or more of the progression requirements stated above, but who nonetheless meets the conditions for continued enrollment in the University, will be ineligible to re-enroll in the College of Engineering unless an appeal is accepted by the College of Engineering. If an appeal is accepted, requirements for continued enrollment appropriate to the individual situation are specified in a “Continuation Agreement” that is mutually agreed upon and signed by the student and their appropriate advisor.
A student who has been suspended by the University must follow University guidelines for appeal. Re-admission to the College of Engineering after a University suspension is not automatic. An application for re-admission must be made by the student and approved by the College/department. Students who are re-admitted by the College of Engineering after suspension by the University must meet requirements for continued enrollment appropriate to their individual situation. These requirements are specified in a “Continuation Agreement” that is mutually agreed upon and signed by the student and their appropriate advisor. The consequences of failure to meet the requirements of the agreement may be articulated in the agreement itself. However, if these consequences are not included in the agreement, failure to meet the requirements will automatically result in the student not being permitted to continue to enroll in College of Engineering courses.
Special Policies or Requirements
Acceptance of a completed AAS degree indicates the acceptance of up to 64 credit hours toward the Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology degree program only. These hours may not be valid toward other degree programs at UNC Charlotte.
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