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The Electronic Systems Technologies program prepares students for careers in many  industries requiring applied electronics skills. The program offers concentration options in Automation & Control, Biomedical Equipment and Networking & Telecommunications though graduates find employment in many other industries as technologists and engineers. The Electronics Management Specialization is also available on-campus and off-campus at select military bases for those with experience wishing to pursue management goals. See our Fact Sheet for a program summary.


Why enroll in the EST program?

  • The 4 year BS degree provides a strong blend of technical and managerial skills leading to excellent employment opportunities with competitive salaries and upward mobility.

  • With the capstone option, many electronics AAS degree students can complete the upper-level coursework in 2 years, and other AAS and AS degree students in 3 years.

  • Close ties to industry representatives keep the program current ensuring graduates have the skills employees need.

  • Direct teaching by our experienced faculty provides students with excellent instruction during both lecture and laboratory time.

  • The blend of lecture and hands-on coursework provides the students both theory and application in the majority of the courses.

  • Small class sizes ensure students have personalized attention.

  • The math requirement (algebra/trigonometry) is very applicable to the needs of the students in the classroom and in their careers.

  • Projects, such as robotics and wireless data communications, provide additional experience and skills for  research, course-work, electronics club activities or personal student interest.

  • Internships provide real-world experience for the students and networking within industry.

 

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