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2026-2027 Undergraduate Catalog

May 06, 2026

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2026-2027 Undergraduate Catalog

CCV STEM Certificate to VTSU Electromechanical Engineering Technology (BS)

Catalog Year: 2026-2027

Program Codes: S.BS.ELM.EET; S.BS.ELM.MEC

This transfer pathway will help you plan courses at the Community College of Vermont (CCV) that will meet course specific requirements at Vermont State University (VTSU).

CCV and VTSU are both a part of the Vermont State College System (VSCS). Students have one common VSCS transcript. As such, courses taken at CCV are not considered transfer credit.
VTSU is a partner in the Vermont Transfer Guarantee, https://ccv.edu/academics/transfer-from-ccv/vermont-transfer-guarantee/
Students who have completed an associate degree at CCV will have completed all associate-level general education requirements at VTSU.
VTSU accepts all general education credits and associate’s level VSCS graduation standards from CCV.
Transfer courses from regionally accredited institutions will be accepted if grades are C- or better

Join this transfer pathway by completing the CCV to VTSU Pathways Form.

CCV: STEM Certificate	VTSU: Electromechanical Engineering Technology, BS
INT 1050 Dimensions of Self & Society	General Education Requirement - VTSU CNX 1010 Connections Seminar 1
ENG 1061 English Composition	General Education: Introductory Written Expression - VSCS  ENG 1061 English Composition
MAT 1230 College Algebra	General Education: Mathematics - VSCS  MAT 1230 College Algebra
MAT 1330 Pre-Calculus	MAT 1360 Precalculus with Applications
PHY 1041 Physics I	PHY 1051 Physics I
PHY 1042 Physics II	PHY 1052 Physics II
Technical Electives: 6-8 credits Choose: MAT 1531 Calculus I MAT 2021 Statistics I	MAT 1531 Calculus I MAT 2021 Statistics I
Electives: 3-4 credits Choose: Course that fulfills VSCS General Education requirement in Arts & Aesthetics, Humanistic Perspectives, or Social Science	VSCS General Education Course
Total credits: 31	All credits will count towards VTSU degree programs detailed below.
Courses to be taken at VTSU
Complete all courses for the AE.EET degree
Required core courses (37 credits) Please note: students must choose one concentration ELM 3015 Sensors & Instrumentation 3 cr ELM 4020 Electromechanical Power Systems 3 cr ELM 4310 Control Systems I 3 cr ELM 4311 Control Systems II 3 cr ELM 4701 Senior Project I 2 cr ELM 4702 Senior Project II 3 cr ELT 2061 Electromechanical Systems I 4 cr MAT 2532 Calculus II 4 cr (if not completed at CCV) MAT 3170 Applied Math for Engineering 3 cr VSCS Humanistic Perspective or Arts & Aesthetics course 3 cr (select category not completed for AE requirements) Select 2 Technical electives, at least one of which must be at the 2000 level or above 6 cr
Mechanical Concentration (16 credits) MEC 1011 Design Communication I 2 cr MEC 1020 Manufacturing Processes I 2 cr MEC 2010 Fluid Mechanics & Fluid Systems 3 cr MEC 2035 Statics & Strengths of Materials 4 cr MEC 2065 Kinematics &Dynamics 3 cr MEC 2071 Machine Design 2 cr
Electrical Concentration (15 credits) CIS 2025 C Programming 3 cr ELT 1032 Electrical Circuits II 4 cr ELT 2041 Electronic Circuits I 4 cr ELT 2050 Microcontroller Techniques I 4 cr
Total credits for BS degree: 123-124

*Students who have graduated from CCV or who are transferring with 30 credits or more and have previously completed an intermediate research and writing intensive course are exempt from VTSU Connections Seminar 2.

For complete and current program requirements, refer to the VTSU Academic Catalog:
Bachelor’s Degree (BS) in Electromechanical Engineering Technology