Electrical Engineering Technology Electronics - Monroe Community College

Electrical Engineering Technology Electronics from Monroe Community College is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Description: Educational Objectional Objectives: The Electrical Engineering Technology -- Electronics program offers our diverse community a high quality learning environment and many training opportunities. After successfully completing the requirements of this program, the graduate will be qualified to: 1. function as a technically qualified electrical/electronics technician, fully capable of working with electrical, electronic , instrumentation, communication, control, and digital computer systems. Such activities may include the collection and analysis of data, the troubleshooting and repair of defective equipment and circuitry, the inspection of the manufacturing process and end-product, the translation of engineering designs into projects and test procedures, and the preparation of technical reports for an engineering or sales team. 2. successfully transfer to a four or five year baccalaureate program in electrical , computer, or telecommunications engineering technology. This allows the graduate to continue to participate in life-long learning if she/he desires. 3. demonstrate critcal thinking skills by applying the basic principles of electrical/electronics technology to solve technical problems with minimal assistance or supervision. This is done by providing the student with extensive hands-on laboratory experience. 4. effectively demonstrate oral and written communication skills in one-on-one or group environments along with the ability to successfully function as a member or a leader of a team project. 5. demonstrate good work habits, an understanding of professional and ethical conduct concerns, and an awareness of global issues in technology. View more details on Monroe Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.