What is Electronics Engineering Technology?
The Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) program prepares students for careers in advanced manufacturing, automation, and industrial technology environments. Students develop expertise in electronic systems, robotics, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), instrumentation, industrial controls, and electronic troubleshooting. Combining a strong foundation in electronics theory with practical application, the curriculum emphasizes system analysis, diagnostics, and advanced troubleshooting techniques used in modern automated facilities.
Graduates are well-prepared to support Industry 4.0 technologies and contribute to the growing fields of automation, robotics, and smart manufacturing.
Graduates of the EET program may pursue careers as:
- Robotics Technician
- Automation Technician
- PLC Technician
- Controls Technician
- Instrumentation Technician
- Mechatronics Technician
- Electronics Technician
- Manufacturing Engineering Technician
Whether supporting automated production lines, programming industrial control systems, or troubleshooting sophisticated electronic equipment, EET graduates play a critical role in keeping modern industries operating efficiently and safely.
Traits for Success
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Analytical skills and detail-oriented
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Electronic and equipment proficiency
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Ability to work independently and in teams
Degree Offered
- Electronics Engineering Technology, Associate in Applied Science
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FAQs
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What are the admissions requirements to get into this program?
The admission requirements for this program are the same as they are for the college. There are no additional requirements. For instructions on how to apply to Bishop State, visit https://www.bishop.edu/new-students/apply-now.
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