Although they are grounded in mathematics and electronic theory, students focus strongly on implementing technology. BYU has exceptional laboratory and workshop facilities to help students learn all aspects of design implementation. Students in the ever-changing field of electronics technology should plan for lifelong learning.
Graduates often form teams with engineers, technicians, and other professionals.
A master of science degree can be pursued in engineering technology, or other graduate opportunities exist in business, computer science, or law. Preprofessional students may not take any courses in their major numbered 300 or above. Preprofessional students should apply for acceptance into the professional program after completing the preprofessional requirements. The exact number of students accepted each year into each major will be determined by the available space and resources. Acceptance to the professional program will be based primarily on the GPA earned in the preprofessional course work.