Electronic Engineering Technology - Naugatuck Valley Community College

Electronic Engineering Technology from Naugatuck Valley Community College is a Campus Associate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Today\\\'s electronics engineering technician must always be ready to serve our dynamic society. The expanding domain of electronics technology has reached into and overlapped many other disciplines. Electronic technicians of today are different from those of only a few years ago. The Electronic Engineering Technology Program at Naugatuck Valley Community College offers a curriculum that is designed to prepare students for these new career opportunities. The program emphasizes the fundamentals of electric and electronic circuit theory and analysis, but also stresses the role of computers, computer software, CAD systems, microprocessors, robotics, digital systems, programmable logic controllers (PLC\\\'s), various laboratory instruments, data acquisition and control systems. Students gain practical ?hands-on? experience by using electronic instruments, microprocessors and computers. Also, a thorough knowledge of digital/electronic circuits is acquired, along with experience in electronic fabrication techniques and the design of printed circuit boards. As a result of the training and preparation provided by our program, the Electronics Engineering Technology graduate is an important and much sought after contributor to the engineering team in Connecticut\\\'s ever-changing high technology industries. Typical job entry titles include: Engineering Technician , Research Technician, Customer Engineer, Field Service Technician , Test/Service Manager, Repair Technician, Assistant Engineer and Electronics Technician . Program Outcomes: Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to: 1. Apply mathematical principles and scientific laws and theorems to electrical circuit applications. 2. Use general test equipment to test and measure circuit characteristics. 3. Be proficient in the use state-of-the-art software as applicable tools in the development process of new circuit or system designs. 4. Effectively communicate findings of research or laboratory experiments using written, oral and computer skills. 5. Work as a member of a team to accomplish assigned tasks on time in a laboratory setting. 6. Be expected to act consistent with accepted standards of ethical and professional conduct of an electronic engineering technician. 7. Possess the educational background and technical skills needed to: 1. obtain employment as an electronic technician , and 2. continue studies toward a B.S. degree in electrical engineering as well as other engineering programs. View more details on Naugatuck Valley Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.