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Electronics
Engineering Technology Program:
Program Vision
Program Mission
Program Educational Objectives
Program Outcomes
Program Constituencies
To
be amongst the best
Electronics Engineering Technology Program in the State of
The
Electronics Engineering Technology Program at
1)
provide
a recognized
undergraduate educational program with an emphasis in electronics
technology;
2)
conduct
professional development and other activities to meet the needs
of the local community including both the private and the public
sectors.
3)
perform
applied research for educational, government, and industrial
entities in the state and nation.
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES:
The
Electronics Engineering Technology Program at
1) possess the technical skills to
be
immediately productive and have successful careers in regional, state
or
national electronics, test, and systems integration industries.
2) demonstrate increasing levels of
leadership and responsibility during their careers.
3) exhibit a commitment to
professional
ethics and social awareness in their professional career.
4) display a desire for life-long
learning
through continued education, technical training, and/or professional
development.
Students
who graduate with an A.S. or a B.S. degree in Electronics
Engineering Technology with from the
General
Student Outcomes
1) an
ability to apply current
knowledge
and adapt to emerging applications of mathematics, science,
engineering, and
technology,
5) an
ability to identify, analyze
and
solve technical problems,
6) an
ability to function
effectively on
teams,
7) an
ability to communicate
effectively,
8) a
commitment to quality,
timeliness,
and continuous improvement.
9) an
ability to understand
professional,
ethical, and social responsibilities,
10)
a respect for diversity
and a
knowledge of contemporary professional, societal and global issues,
and
11)
a recognition of the need
for, and an
ability to engage in, lifelong learning,
Program
Specific Student Outcomes
a)
For Associate’s degree
students:
b)
For Bachelor’s degree students:
14)
the ability to analyze,
design, and
implement control systems, instrumentation systems, communications
systems,
computer systems, or power systems.
15)
the ability to apply
project
management techniques to electrical/electronic(s) systems.
These
are the groups that are considered the
primary stakeholders in the EET Program. It is primarily through their
review
and input, that the
performance of the program will
evaluated and improved.