Electrical engineering technologists start as students who are fascinated by how things work—from robots to TVs to toasters. You’ll master the fundamentals of electronics and electrical power and graduate with the design, drafting, and technical skills to put engineering ideas into action. Focus your studies on computer engineering technology or power and industrial control. Focus areas available in Computer engineering technology Power and industrial control

Electrical and computer engineers are at the forefront of the technological revolution, working in cutting-edge industries including: Renewable-energy solutions Hybrid-vehicle power Control systems for unmanned aerial vehicles Reliable, safe power grids Robotics systems Voice-activated control systems in automobiles