The Electrical Engineering Technology program is designed to prepare individuals with basic engineering principles and technical skill in order to: test and fabricate prototypes, perform system analysis and maintenance, perform installation and calibration, and write technical reports. Students will learn basic laws and circuits pertaining to electrical, electronic, and computer engineering technology. The student will then exercise and test these principles through hands-on experiments and projects. Graduates are expected to design, fabricate, and present both orally and in writing a “Capstone Project.” The program mission is to provide certificate and associates degree programs that provide theoretical and experiential courses that prepare students for employment, workplace advancement, and/or personal enrichment.

Students who graduate with the associate’s degree in Electrical Engineering Technology can expect to become employable as Engineering Technicians, Service or Maintenance Engineers/Technicians, and in many other career areas such as manufacturing and communications.