Electronics Engineering Technology, A.A.S.
The Electronics Engineering Technology program balances theory and practical applications to help students design, test, analyze, operate and troubleshoot complex electronic systems. The program integrates LabVIEW®, a graphic-based programming language used by many of the major technology-based employers for data acquisition, process control and automated test instrumentation. Students can transfer more than 40 EET credit hours to UNI toward a B.S. in Electrical and Information Engineering Technology. The curriculum may also be modified to maximize credits transferable to BSEE and BSEET degree programs. EET graduates may also seek certification by the Electronics Technicians Association, Int
Courses
- EGT 410 — PLTW - Principles of Engineering
- EGT 420 — PLTW - Digital Electronics
- ELT 279 — Electronic Practices
- ELT 299 — Introduction to LabView
- ELT 309 — Digital Circuits
- ELT 341 — Electric Circuits II
- ELT 345 — Electric Circuits I
- ELT 350 — Communications Systems I
- ELT 399 — Communications Systems II
- ELT 514 — Active Devices I: Transistor Amplifiers
- ELT 518 — Active Devices II: Operational Amplifiers
- ELT 618 — Microprocessors I
- ELT 621 — Microprocessors II
- ELT 845 — Design Projects
- ELT 924 — Honors Project
- ELT 928 — Independent Study
- ENG 105 — Composition I
- ENG 106 — Composition II
- ENG 108 — Composition II: Technical Writing
- MAT 745 — Technical Mathematics I
- MAT 746 — Technical Mathematics II
- MGT 145 — Human Relations in Management
- PHY 230 — Technical Physics I
- PHY 232 — Technical Physics II
- PSY 111 — Introduction to Psychology