Railroad Engineering Technology, AS (RREN-AS)
Railroad Engineering Technology will prepare students for employment in the railroad industry within a career path for maintaining and repairing railcars through a degree orientation in electromechanical equipment. Graduates will be prepared for technical application exams commonly administered by railroad companies for entry-level maintenance of equipment positions. The program reflects current skills needed within job positions that require electromechanical knowledge and skills.
Courses
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- CENT1010 — Electric Circuits for Technology
- CENT1016 — Computer Applications for Technology
- CENT1026 — Computer Servicing
- CENT2010 — Computer Systems Software
- ECON1001 — Principles of Macroeconomics
- ENG1010 — Composition
- MATH1002 — Math for Science and Technology
- MECH2034 — Electromechanical Controls
- PHYS1009 — Fundamentals of Applied Physics
- RRET1001 — History of Railroading
- RRET1003 — Fundamentals of Electricity
- RRET1020 — Railroad Rules, Regulations, Standards & Practices
- RRET2020 — Safety in the Railroad Workplace
- RRET2030 — Reading & Interpreting Railroad Diagrams
- RRET2040 — Railroad Pneumatics & Hydraulic Controls
- RRET2042 — Railroad HVAC Systems
- RRET2044 — Railroad Electromechanical Troubleshooting
- RRET2095 — Practicum in Passenger Railroad Technology