AA/AS in Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies/Technicians

Graduates of this two-year program usually assist electrical engineers by designing, analyzing and lab-testing electrical and electronic systems and rotating machinery. Employers include equipment manufacturers, utilities and the aerospace industry. Graduates are also encouraged by the program to consider related master's-level options if they excel. The associate program has a published curriculum sheet to help students plan their first year. The associate degree provides early access to engineering support jobs, and students may go on to the applied science bachelor's. Courses include CAD technology and drafting and plan reading. ABET's technology commission has accredited the program. Graduates are employed by manufacturers, utilities and aerospace firms, or continue to the bachelor's level to reach more advanced technologist roles.