First year courses focus upon fundamental and advanced electronic and computer operations. Second year courses investigate automated systems for control, communication, sensing and networking purposes. All courses are offered day and evening in a balanced lecture and hands-on format. Graduates from the Electronics Technology program are currently working as instrument and control technicians, integrated system designers, computer analysts, software developers, hardware designers, technical writers and technical supervisors.
Many graduates assume self-employment after acquiring experience in the field.
Students seeking a four-year degree should consider ENG 101 the prerequisite to ENG 132 as a substitute for COMM 100. See pages 16-17.