Electronics Engineering Technology Program Description

The future electronics engineering technologist will study theory and practice in all areas of electronics using modern electronic and microprocessor laboratories. He/she will become familiar with all the areas of electronics, including analog and digital integrated circuits, instrumentation, discrete power devices, electronic communications and control devices. This hardware oriented program provides students with knowledge of currently established design and laboratory techniques. The laboratory facilities will be supplemented by the use of video resources, microprocessor trainers, and the use of computers to solve problems and design analog and digital circuits.

The department of Engineering, Engineering Technology, Industrial Education and Technology offers the Bachelor of Science with a major in electronics engineering technology. This degree provides technical preparation with an emphasis on laboratory and problem-solving skills which will help in preparing for employment in all areas of electronics, including microprocessor-based systems, digital and analog communications, digital and analog control, electrical power, microwave systems, and industrial control and automation. Many of the department's alumni hold technical and managerial positions nationwide. Our electronics engineering technology program is accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (TAC/ABET).