Each one provides a sound foundation in electronics, science, mathematics and communication skills, while allowing students to specialize in their areas of interest. The Electronics Department offers two associate degree programs and one baccalaureate degree program. The Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology is intended for students who desire a baccalaureate curriculum in electronics with a strong emphasis in science, mathematics, and electronics courses. Associate degree programs are available in Electronics Technology and Electromechanical Technology. Each of these programs is based on a foundation built on course work in electronics principles as well as courses focusing on a specific technical specialization.
Course work in the electronics programs is a balance between classroom lectures and laboratory work.
The Electronics Department has four labs dedicated to the electronics program. Students in upper division electronics courses for interfacing and computer control experiments use a computer-interfacing lab. Other general-purpose labs are used by students in basic electricity, semiconductors, digital electronics, analog electronics, and computer maintenance. ThinkPad is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation.