BA/BS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

This concentration in electrical, automation and robotics is one of five within the BS in Engineering Technology. It addresses electrical circuits, devices and systems, with emphasis on practical application of theory. The curriculum totals 128 semester hours. Courses cover machinery and controls, digital design with microcontrollers, and electronic communication. Graduates take part in developing new products, testing designs and improving manufacturing processes. Senior design projects have included a robot that won a regional IEEE competition and an automated hospital computer station sponsored by a company. The page does not give a program length, tuition amount or application deadline. Applicants should check the university catalog for current course requirements and contact the admissions office for those details. Related majors and minors are listed in the academic programs menu on the university website.