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Program Overview
The Electronics Engineering Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree at Taylor Business Institute prepares students for entry-level technical positions in electronics, engineering support, and technology-driven industries.
This applied program focuses on hands-on technical training, electronics theory, troubleshooting, and the practical use of electronic systems and equipment. Information technology and networking concepts are introduced as well. Students develop the technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills needed to support electronic systems used in industrial, commercial, and technology environments.
The program is designed for students seeking direct entry into the workforce, as well as those interested in building a strong technical foundation for continued learning and professional advancement.
What You Will Learn
Through applied coursework, labs, and technical exercises, students will learn how to:
- Understand fundamental electronic principles, including DC and AC circuits
- Read and interpret electronic schematics and technical diagrams
- Identify, test, and troubleshoot electronic components and systems
- Apply principles of digital electronics and microelectronics
- Use electronic test equipment to measure, diagnose, and repair circuits
- Understand safety standards and best practices in electronic environments
- Apply mathematical concepts to electronic and engineering problems
- Communicate technical information clearly through reports and documentation
- Work effectively as part of a technical team in professional settings
- This Program prepares students for the following professional Certifications and Training Tracks: Cisco Networking and Security Training, Open EDG C++ Institute Certification, CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ Certification, CompTIA A+ Certification, Python and Programming Essentials
Tools & Practical Experience
- Electronic test and measurement equipment
- Circuit boards and electronic components
- Simulation and instructional software Computer systems and technical applications
Laboratory-based instruction reinforces theoretical concepts and allows students to practice real-world troubleshooting and system analysis.
Applied Learning & Capstone Experience
Applied learning is integrated throughout the Electronics Engineering Technology
program through labs, projects, and technical exercises.
Students complete activities such as:
- Building and testing electronic circuits
- Diagnosing faults in electronic systems
- Performing measurements and system evaluations
- Applying safety and quality control procedures
The program culminates in an applied capstone presentation that emphasizes and demonstrates technical competency, problem-solving, and job readiness, preparing students for entry-level roles in electronics and engineering support.
Career Outcomes
Graduates of the Electronics Engineering Technology program are prepared for entrylevel positions, such as:
- Electronics Technician
- Engineering Technician
- Electronics Test Technician
- Technical Support Specialist
- Maintenance or Systems Support Technician
These roles exist across industries, including manufacturing, electronics services,
industrial operations, and technology support environments.
Program Structure
The Electronics Engineering Technology program includes:
This core consists of courses in communication, mathematics, social and behavioral sciences, humanities, and life sciences that support workplace readiness and lifelong learning.
- Electronic fundamentals and circuit analysis
- Digital and microelectronic systems
- Electronics testing and measurement
- Troubleshooting and repair techniques
- Safety standards and technical documentation
- Computer and information systems
- Applied mathematics for electronics
- Technical communication and reporting
- Small class sizes that support hands-on instruction
- Lab-focused learning environment
- Faculty guidance focused on technical skill development and safety
Accreditation & Continued Education
Taylor Business Institute is institutionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and approved by the Illinois Board of Higher Education to award associate degrees and certificates. TBI’s programs are designed for immediate workforce entry, while also providing opportunities for continued education. Graduates of Associate of Applied Science degree programs may pursue further studies at four year colleges or universities offering compatible programs, subject to the transfer policies of the receiving institution.
