Electronics Engineering Technology Program

Through a systems approach and in-depth courses, students will study applied technology in the areas of Control Systems, Communications (broadcast, satellite, wireless), Cabling, PLC’s, Alternative Energy (Green) & Power Distribution, Computers & Networks, Design, Amplification, Integrated Circuits, Development & Manufacturing, Industry, Robotics & Automation, and Technical Project Management. In addition, students will gain skills in terminology, electricity & electronics, STEM (Science, Technology, engineering & Mathematics), CAD, instrumentation & test equipment, tool usage, problem solving, project management, and team work.

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Introduction

Through a systems approach and seven in-depth courses, students will study applied technology in the areas of:

• Alternative Energy (Green) & Power Distribution
• Audio/Video Systems
• Communications (broadcast, satellite, wireless)
• Computers & Networks
• Design
• Development & Manufacturing
• Industry
• Robotics & Automation
• Security, Cabling & Telephony
• Smart Home Control
• Technical Project Management

In addition, students will gain skills in:

• CAD
• electricity & electronics
• instrumentation & test equipment
• project management
• problem solving
• STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics)
• team work
• terminology
• tool usage

Both a AAS degree and a 4 course certificate (*) in Digital Home Technology Integration (DHTI) will be offered. For additional information, please contact Desmond Campbell, Program Coordinator at (708) 596-2000 x2562.

Electronics Engineering Technology Program Links

• AAS Degree
• Certificates
• Courses
• Faculty

General Education Links

• Career Education Programs
• College Transfer Programs

For More Information

Download the Electronics Engineering Technology Brochure

or contact Desmond Campbell, Program Coordinator at (708) 596-2000 x2562.