AA/AS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

The Electrical Technology program builds a solid grounding in electrical and electronic theory and then applies it in a modern laboratory. Students work in the ET SuperLab, which is equipped with industrial controllers, simulated factory lines and robotic systems like those manufacturers use. The lab includes controls equipment from Rockwell and Siemens, giving students experience with widely used industry brands. They have the chance to troubleshoot advanced integrated manufacturing systems as part of their coursework. Completing the associate degree provides an understanding of electronic principles in industrial, commercial and consumer settings. Math and critical thinking form the base of studies in electronics, automation and robotics, and the field is presented as one with strong demand for skilled people. Prospective students can ask for more information or apply through the college website, and instructor contact details appear on the program page.