The bachelor of science in Electronics Engineering Technology is designed to prepare women and men for a variety of careers in electronics engineering technology. It exhibits a high level of quantitative and analytical skills with a strong bias for hands-on and laboratory work while retaining some design theory and practice. It is structured to support electronics operations in which engineers pass plans and projects to mid-management personnel who must carry out the planning, organization and delivery of completed products. The major includes courses in analog and digital electronic systems, measurements and tests, electronic prototyping and design, digital signal processing, and final project.
Emphasis is on skills needed to lead projects and interface with engineering and development teams.
The major addresses the need for engineering technologists in electronics with practical skills who are ready to enter the workplace upon graduation. The design is challenging and unique. The technical content is relevant and abreast of current topics in electronics engineering technology. Students prepare for mid-management and supervisory positions, technical positions, sales, service and research. Engineering technician, field service engineer, test engineer, application engineer, senior technician, associate engineer, project engineer and systems software engineer.