Electronic Engineering Technology (Bachelor’s Degree)
Electronic Engineering Technology Fundamentals
In the field of electronic engineering technology, the principles and theories of science, engineering and mathematics are used to solve technical problems in research and development, manufacturing, sales, construction, inspection and maintenance.
- Core curriculum provides firm foundation in the areas of:
- mathematics
- electricity
- basic electronics
- applied electronics in computers, communications, controls and instrumentation
- engineering technology principles
- This bachelor's degree builds on knowledge and skills developed as associate degree candidate
Our Faculty
- are innovative and interactive
- use multimedia technology to enhance classroom learning
Akron Advantage
Hands-on Research
Experience electronic engineering technology firsthand through our research facilities:
- circuits laboratory
- electronics laboratory
- control system laboratory,
- digital circuits and system laboratory
- computers in labs contain industry-grade software used in the design, simulation, construction and programming of circuits
Real-world Experience
Gain practical professional experience through UA's optional cooperative education program. Participation gives you firsthand, on-the-job training in the electronic engineering technology field of your choice. Several area companies, such as Daktronics and FirstEnergy, like to hire EET students on a part-time basis, even before they have finished work on their bachelor’s degrees.
Engineering and Science Technology
Student Organizations
Interact with other engineering and science technology students and professionals in the field through organizations such as:
- Tau Alpha Pi (engineering and science technology honor society)
- Electronic Engineering Technology Association
Curriculum Guide
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Career Opportunities
Degrees and Preparation
A degree in electronic engineering technology opens the door to careers in:
- service industries - working on contracts for government, manufacturing firms and other industries
- durable goods manufacturing:
- electrical and electronics equipment
- industrial machinery and equipment
- instrument and related products
- transportation equipment industries
Career Outlook
Advanced technologies, coupled with the need to update and improve manufacturing facilities and product design, will fuel the demand for well-trained professionals in this field.
Career Center
The Career Center creates links among students, alumni and local professionals. You will have access to:
- Career Resource Library
- co-op/internships through Career Advantage Network
- computer stations for resume writing and employment research
- UA Career Fairs