AA/AS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

The Electronics Engineering Technology program at Harper College trains students for work in the electronics industry through degree and certificate options. The curriculum teaches safe ways to design, build, install, run and maintain electrical and electronic products and systems. Students build a foundation in mathematics and science, then study circuit theory, semiconductors, digital and analog electronics, industrial and wireless controls, programming and fluid power. Graduates may find roles such as technical sales specialist, applications engineer, engineering laboratory technician, manufacturing and quality control technician, plant maintenance technician or customer service engineer. The applied associate degree is intended for immediate entry into the field, and its coursework may also prepare students for further study at a four-year school. Advisors can explain the options.