Electrical Engineering Technology

The program graduates are capable of solving design and applied-engineering problems, as well as performing managerial, business and sales functions. The program graduates find employment in such areas as computer systems and networks, electronics, telecommunications, power generation and distribution, controls, instrumentation and automation. Job responsibilities would include design, development, liaison, cost estimation, supervision, installation, testing, maintenance, services or sales. The electrical engineering technology profession has substantial career opportunities, excellent average starting salary, very good median long-term salary, robust job growth and great career fulfillment. The demand for the program graduates will further increase when the $1-trillion infrastructure bill in U.S. Congress is passed and implemented over the next eight years.