The objective of the Electronic Engineering Technology program is to prepare the student for a technical career as an Electronic Engineering Technologist. This program is designed to provide students with a solid background in basic electronics, and then progress to advanced fields of study in wireless communication systems, industrial systems, and computer systems.
To master the advanced courses, the student must have a thorough grasp of the fundamentals. These foundations are building blocks to becoming a successful Electronics Engineering Technologist. Students will learn:
- The vocabulary and symbols of electronic AC/DC theory
- Active and passive circuit electronic devices
- Solid state surfaces, and digital fundamentals
After mastering the basics, the student will progress through a series of advanced courses designed to better prepare him or her for a position in a diverse and complex field. In its broadest sense, most common electronic systems fall in one of three categories. These are computers (electronic systems designed to store and process information), communications (electronic systems designed to transmit/receive information), and industrial (electronic systems designed for use in manufacturing environments).
Graduates of this program will be able to seek employment as:
- Personal computer repair technicians
- Soft/hardware installers
- Help desk personnel
- Field service technicians of various communication systems
- Laboratory bench technicians
- Security systems installers
- Fiber-optics systems installers
- Factory maintenance technicians
- Industrial robotics programmers
- City-traffic engineers
- Assembly-line repair technicians
- Technical sales representatives
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