AA/AS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

Graduates of this program are able to check, service and diagnose faults in the electrical and electronic equipment used in machines, computers and communication networks. Jobs include technician roles in development and in maintenance for electrical and electronic systems. The plan covers several semesters and adds a summer term ahead of the third. Some laboratory work is done at the Engineering Technology Center, which keeps open lab hours for students. Both daytime and evening classes are available at the Green Bay campus, with full-time and part-time attendance possible. A placement evaluation may be needed for applicants whose earlier grade average falls under the stated level. Prospective students can ask the college for more information before applying, and the admissions team is reachable by email or phone for guidance on getting started.