BA/BS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

Designed as a two-year upper-division degree, this program lets graduates of certain College of Technology associate programs continue toward a bachelor's. Eligible backgrounds include several energy systems specialties and robotics and communications engineering, and their graduates can transfer in directly. Before starting, students are expected to have finished foundational classes in writing, speaking, calculus and a science course, along with a course meeting one of the general education objectives. Within the degree itself, both physics and chemistry must be completed to meet a science objective. The page explains the admission path and the layout of general education requirements. It does not state tuition, application dates or a total credit count within the portion reviewed. Students should review the general education list carefully because some required courses satisfy more than one objective.