Electrical Engineering Technology - Erie Community College

Electrical Engineering Technology from Erie Community College is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Program Description The Electrical Engineering Technology program has enjoyed over fifty years of service to the local community. It is the only electronics training program in Western New York that offers both TAC/ABET accreditation and full transfer credit to four year colleges. This program prepares students for entry-level skills as technicians in the fields of electronics, computers, communications, instrumentation, automation, and power. It also provides the first two years of a four-year engineering technology program. The faculty meet the highest standard of academic excellence for technician training. Their credentials include graduate degrees in engineering along with professional engineering experiences that enrich the classroom presentation. A close liaison between the faculty and their industrial advisory council ensures that the curriculum content prepares the graduate for entry into the local job market. The students are presented a solid foundation in electrical and electronics theory along with hands-on laboratory experience. Computer simulation and applications are an integral part of the curriculum. Although the program adheres to rigorous academic standards, students whose high school experience is deficient are offered remedial courses. Faculty consultation, both faculty and senior-student tutoring, and schedule adjustments are also available for students. Graduates find employment in electronics industries and other fields requiring electronics technicians. Our graduates may select from a variety of job types including electronic repair, prototyping, testing, field service, industrial sales, maintenance, customer support, technical writing, and so on. Historically, one-third of the students have gone on to a four-year college directly after graduation. View more details on Erie Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.