The programs require approximately 50 percent technical courses and 50 percent support courses such as English, math, physics, writing, speech, economics, computer programming and electives. The technical courses are specific to each program. Graduates of these associate degree programs may continue directly into the bachelor's completion program, and all credits apply toward your degree. Electrical engineering grads work as electronic technicians, computer maintenance and network technicians, laboratory test technicians and engineering assistants, and similar engineering technician roles. Students entering engineering technology should have completed algebra I and II, geometry, and three to four years of high school English.
Courses are available if supplemental work is needed.
Graduates of this program are technologists prepared to fill industrial positions in areas related to process control, electronic instrumentation, testing, manufacturing, sales, and service. Upon successful completion of the program, you will be awarded the Bachelor of Science in Applied Science degree with a major in Engineering Technology. Technical Study You may want to consider designing your own associate degree program. Under the direction of an adviser, you can tailor this program to fit your career goals or develop a plan to meet the specific needs of local business and industry. This technically-oriented academic program is offered through business, computer, and engineering technology and will lead to an Associate in Technical Study degree.