64 credits minimum
Program Division Division of Natural Science and Engineering
Program Location: Taylorsville Redwood Campus
General Information, 801-957-4150
Program Information, Phone (801) 641-9097
Program Website
Academic Advisor Devan Church, Office: SI 209, Phone: (801) 957-4858
Program Faculty:
Associate Professors − Lee Brinton
Instructors − Joel Clarkson, Michael Stenquist, Allen Tanner
Program Description: The Associate of Applied Science degree in Electronic Engineering Technology provides the student with a solid foundation in electronics theory, application as well as established and emerging technologies. This program is designed for students who intend to enter the work force after obtaining the AAS degree. Students will be prepared to operate, install, troubleshoot, repair, maintain and service electronic equipment and systems. The program has a solid core in electronics and advanced courses which continue to build upon the fundamentals. The courses emphasize mastery of theory as well as attainment of skills and competencies vital to workforce needs.
Career Opportunities: Students who complete an Associates of Applied Science degree in Electronics Engineering Technology can pursue careers in many areas of research and development, space, defense, government, consumer electronics, biomedical. Examples of occupations include electronic installers and repairers, radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, electronics development (R&D) technicians, electronics manufacturing and production technicians.
Transfer/Articulation Information: See Academic Advisor: Devon Church (801) 957-4858
Program Entry Requirements:
Total Program/Course Fees: $400 in lab fees
Estimated Cost for Students: $600 in books and supplies
Estimated Time to Completion: 4 semesters
Specialized Accreditation: none
| Program Student Learning Outcomes |
Related College-Wide Student Learning Outcomes |
| Students will demonstrate proficiency in key electronics engineering technology areas including (a) standard electronics assembly techniques, (b) DC and AC electronics, (c) Linear and Digital Circuit simulation, analysis and design, (d) microprocessors (e) communication systems (f) measurement techniques (g) Electronics troubleshooting (h) competency for certification and licensure. |
1 - Acquire Substantive Knowledge |
| Students will demonstrate appropriate technical reporting, writing and communication skills |
2 - Communicate Effectively |
| Students will demonstrate proficiency in mathematics, especially trigonometry, appropriate for electronics engineering technology |
3 - Develop Quantitative Literacy |
| Students will demonstrate proficiency in design, analysis, application and troubleshooting of electrical circuits, electronic instrumentation, and related equipment/devices. |
4 - Think Critically and Creatively |
Students shall
1. Demonstrate an understanding of concepts of personal and professional ethics, and social responsibility locally, nationally and globally.
2. Understand the value of diversity in society and the workplace.
3. Interact effectively with others, demonstrating empathy and conflict resolution skills. |
5 - Be Civically Engaged |
| Students will demonstrate mastery of skills and protocols according to recognized standards and certifications |
6 - Work Professionally and Constructively |
| Students will master computer operation and structure. |
7 - Develop Computer and Information Literacy |
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