AA/AS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

Electrical engineering technologists contribute to designing, developing, producing, testing and repairing electronic and electrical equipment. This calculus-based program applies electrical theory to varied settings such as research and development, manufacturing and field service engineering. The program is a 60-credit associate of applied science degree designed to take 2 years, with start dates in August, January. Students bring a computer with at least 8GB of memory and purchase kits and a calculator, listed as $64, $43 and $129. Applicants complete a placement assessment as part of the admission steps.