Electronics Engineering Technology

70 Week Day and 90 Week Evening Program
Associate of Applied Science Degree
105 Credit Hours

Program Objective
The Electronic Engineering Technology program will prepare students with specialized electronic engineering skills in digital/microprocessor/ computer systems, and electronics/ telecommunications/networks. Students are taught to troubleshoot digital and microprocessor based systems, to construct and analyze data communication circuits and systems, and to analyze and troubleshoot analog and digital communications systems criteria.

Career Opportunities
The expertise of electronics professionals with a wide range of skills and capabilities are needed to analyze, troubleshoot, install and maintain the electronic systems and equipment that power our personal and professional lives. Electronics Engineering Technology career fields include: electronic system installation/maintenance, manufacturing equipment installation/ maintenance, wireless communication systems installation/maintenance and technical sales/sales support.

Entrance Requirements

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Training Equipment
Students typically work in two-member laboratory teams. Students will have the opportunity to use the following equipment: Computer systems, network hubs, printers, basic computer peripherals, standard hand tools, soldering irons and various pieces of test equipment, including the VOM, DVM, power supply, oscilloscopes and signal generators.

Class Size
Classes range in size from 15 to 25 students, with the typical class consisting of 20 students.