AA/AS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

If you enjoy repairing things and putting systems together, this degree develops the skills local employers seek. It focuses on automation and control, programming and wiring of programmable controllers, and the upkeep of combined electrical and mechanical equipment. Current workers in related jobs can use it to stay competitive and move up. Classes are scheduled in the day and the evening, and graduates have several routes to a bachelor's degree. The page lists program objectives and outcomes. The credential is a two-year associate degree in electrical engineering technology. Students planning their studies should consult the admissions and advising staff about entry steps, start terms and current costs, none of which this page lists. Advisors can also explain how the credits might apply toward further education or employment, and which courses to take first.