Electronics Engineering Technology
Office Phone 274-7409 / Room# 42/109
The Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science offers a program leading to the Associate in Applied Science degree in Electronics Engineering Technology, which is accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission (TAC) of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). The program provides a broad foundation in electronics circuits and devices including computer electronics and communications. Emphasis is placed on maintenance and troubleshooting of analog and digital systems. The Primary objective of the program is to prepare students for successful of the program is to prepare students for successful employment as technicians in the following fields:
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Communications
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Public utilities
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Research and development
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Controls systems
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Manufacture of electronics equipment and systems
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Electronics servicing industry
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Digital electronics and microprocessor
Associate in Applied Science in Electronics Engineering Technology Total Credit Hours of College - Level Courses Required for Graduation: 64
General Requirements:
ENGL |
111,112 |
English Composition I & II |
6 |
MATH |
111, 112 |
Technical Mathematics I and II |
8 |
PHYS |
101, 102 |
Introduction to College Physics I and II Lecture |
6 |
PHYS |
103,104 |
Introduction to College Physics I and II Lab |
2 |
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Social Science Elective |
3 |
Required Courses: 39 Credit hours
EETC |
101,103 |
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering Tech I & Lab |
4 |
EETC |
102,104 |
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering Tech II & Lab |
4 |
EETC |
105, 107 |
Electronics Shop Skills & Lab |
3 |
EETC |
120,122 |
Computer Electronics Technology & Lab |
6 |
EETC |
201,203 |
Electronics 1 & Lab |
4 |
EETC |
202, 205 |
Electronics II & Lab |
4 |
EETC |
207, 209 |
Electronic Communications & Lab |
4 |
EETC |
290,292 |
Electronic Troubleshooting and Prototyping & Lab |
3 |
EETC |
296 |
Engineering Technology Seminar |
3 |
BSOA |
104 |
Introduction to Business |
3 |
SPCA |
115 |
Public Speaking |
3 |
Additional Comments or Requirements:
A grade of "C" or better is required in all courses offered by the department and in mathematics courses. |
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