Electronics Engineering Technology Bachelor

Program at a Glance

2.5 Year Bachelor's Degree
124 Total Credits

2 Courses Per Term
5 Week Terms


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Electronics Engineering Overview

Electronic technology is intricately woven into many sectors of industry which affects our daily lives. Every year, new and exciting communications in wired, wireless, and satellite services impact devices and machines which change the way people live, work, and play. It’s a dynamic environment that requires professionals to sustain its progress. Wired phone and Cable TV, cellular, Broadband, mobile internet and satellite tv are all impacted by electronic engineering technology. The investment in automated manufacturing also is changing the demands for a skilled workforce.  

Engineering technologists play a critical role, serving as a nexus between engineers and technicians. From conception to design, development, testing, and production, they are essential to the production process.

If you’re a critical thinker who enjoys putting things together and integrating multiple systems, then a degree in Electronics Engineering could be the beginning of your new career. ECPI University's Electronics Engineering Technology degree is a skills-based degree with hands on labs, simulations, and faculty with industry experience. Through ECPI University’s year-round schedule, you could earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology with a concentration in Electronics Engineering Technology in as little as 2.5 years. 

Electronics Engineering Possible Career Track

Upon completion, graduates with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electronic Engineering Technology with a concentration in Electronic Engineering could possibly pursue a variety of entry-level positions such as:

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

Electronics Engineering Outcomes

Students in the Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology program learn to design and build electronic systems through a strong foundation in analog and digital electronics. They are able to apply the acquired engineering and mathematical principles to implement and maintain computers and control systems.

Upon completion of the Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology, graduates are expected to have:

  • Apply basic knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering to solve engineering problems
  • Integrate various systems containing hardware and software components
  • Synthesize hardware and software solutions to meet specific operational requirements of engineering problems
  • Interpret testing results to solve technical problems and improve processes
  • Apply written, oral, and graphical communication in both technical and non- technical environments 
  • Perform as an effective team member or leader

Electronics Engineering Technology Concentration

Students enrolled in the Electronics Engineering Technology concentration will apply acquired knowledge to design and repair computer, control and embedded systems as well as implementing industrial automation solutions. Graduates of the Electronics Engineering concentration will use interactive hands-on education in technology to achieve the following outcomes:

  • Design and configure computer, communication, and control systems
  • Analyze typical circuits used in communication systems

Electronics Engineering Curriculum

Program Requirements
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Choose one Lecture Course and Corresponding Lab from the following: EET390 - Motor Drives and EET390L - Motor Drives LAB or EET430 - Microcontrollers and EET430L - Microcontrollers LAB

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Choose two of the following: PSY105 - Introduction to Psychology, PSY220 - Positive Psychology, ECO201 - Macroeconomics, and ECO202 - Microeconomics

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Concentration Requirements
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Visit the ECPI University Catalog for the most current program information.

*For allowable substitutions of arts and sciences courses, see the Arts & Sciences Department page.

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