In 2.5 years, you can earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology with a concentration in Electronics Engineering Technology.

If you are the type of person who likes working with your hands, putting things together, and combining different systems to come up with a solution for a real life problem, then a career in Electronics Engineering could be the right choice for you.

Take a look around you. From the minute you wake up you are surrounded by electronics.

• You turn off your electronic alarm clock and flip on the light.
• You brush your teeth with your electronic toothbrush.
• You watch the news on your TV while your electronic coffee maker is brewing.
• You grab your cell phone, PDA, iPOD, iPhone, and laptop and remotely open your garage door.
• You wirelessly switch on your security system and drive your microprocessor-controlled vehicle.
• You swipe your ID badge to gain access to your work and check your email.
• And when you relax? You watch movies on your DVD player.

The list goes on. And a skilled workforce in the electronics field has been and will continue to be in demand ... in maintenance and repair, installation, quality assurance, and research and development.

An Associate Degree program is also available which prepares the graduate for entry-level employment in the Electronics Engineering field.

What You Can Learn
Our Electronics Engineering program focuses on real-world application of engineering principles. Engineering technologists are usually the link between the engineers and the technicians. They work with engineers from the conception phase of a product to the final production. They assist in the design, development, testing, and production of electrical/electronic equipment and components.

The curriculum provides graduates with the education and experience needed for employment in a variety of industries in the private and public sector including:

• Computer Industry
• Homeland Security
• Aerospace Industry
• Automation and Manufacturing
• Education

The program focuses on core areas such as:

• Analog and Digital Electronics and Communications
• Data Acquisition and Control Systems
• Computer Hardware and Software
• Computer Programming and Networks
• Fiber Optic Technology

Building upon ECPI's tradition of providing an interactive and "real world" hands-on education in technology, you will:

• Use testing and measuring instruments to acquire data, analyze problems, and design a system or process.
• Identify, analyze and solve technical problems.
• Demonstrate an ability to manage engineering technology projects.
• Analyze and implement systems containing hardware and software components.

Where You Can Go
Electronics Engineering graduates are employed in a wide spectrum of areas in positions such as:

• Engineering Consultant
• Electrical/Computer Engineering Technologist
• Industrial Engineer
• Product Engineer
• Project Manager