Most electronics engineering technicians troubleshoot and repair electronic systems. These systems include computers, complex communications systems, biomedical equipment, optoelectronics, and industrial control systems. Students in the Electronics Engineering Technology program develop skills in electronic circuit analysis and troubleshooting. Laboratory work complements the theory taught in lecture. Students entering this program should have a good background in high school mathematics.
Most students complete the program in four sentences and one summer session.
Electives must be approved by department head. Students who choose to take ENG 101 and ENG 102 must also take ENG 165.