An important feature of the program is the cooperative education experience. Students apply concepts learned in the classroom to real-work situations to gain a better understanding as well as practical experience. This experience prepares students to enter the competitive job market. It is not unusual for an internship to result in an offer of full-time employment after graduation. The college's faculty maintains excellent relations with professional advisory groups such as the Instrument Society of America.
Students are in direct and continuing contact with active professional advisory groups.
Students who have not taken all these recommended courses may be required to make up any deficiencies. The program below is typical of an electronic and computer technology major. The numbers in parenthesis indicate credit hours. After analysis of the student's credentials, appropriate courses are selected by the student and adviser to best fulfill career objectives. College Highlights Programs in the College of Technology are based on current and relevant specialties in industrial technology.