Bachelor in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technology

Overview

Bloomsburg University’s bachelor of science degree program in Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) teaches students to work with the latest high-tech equipment and prepare for in-demand rewarding careers in industry.

High technology components make up the computers, cell phones, and other devices that are used daily. Electronics engineering technologists concentrate on applied design using current engineering practices and program management.

The day-to-day problem-solvers in the electronics manufacturing industry, technologists differ from technicians, who specialize in assembly, troubleshooting, and repair.

Engineering technologists identify and solve problems with a hands-on approach based on sound theoretical concepts. Bloomsburg's curriculum reflects that practical approach.

To prepare students for real-world careers, the 4.5-year program is structured so students serve a six-month paid apprenticeship. This unique arrangement means students pay tuition for only four years.

EET Industry Influence

Reflecting Bloomsburg's close relationship with the electronics industry, the curriculum has been shaped with input from industry leaders, who serve on the program's advisory board. These leaders include representatives from Pennsylvania high-tech firms such as:

• L3 Communications and Primus Technologies, Williamsport
• Optimum Controls, Reading
• Merck Pharmaceuticals, Danville
• Geisinger Health System, Danville
• Martz Technologies, Berwick
• PPL Susquehanna, Berwick
• Andritz Corporation, Muncy

ABET-Accredited EET Program

BU's EET program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, which is the recognized accreditor of college and university programs in applied science, computing, engineering, and engineering technology. ABET accreditation demonstrates a program’s commitment to providing its students with a quality education. The ABET accreditation action for BU's EET program extends retroactively from Oct. 1, 2005.

• EET Program Requirements
• Recommended Course Sequence
• Course Descriptions
• Educational Objectives and Student Outcomes
• Mapping Among Program Objectives and Outcomes
• Program Assessment and Improvement Plan
• List of Employers for EET Alumni
• Steps to Becoming a Professional Engineer
• Student Enrollment and Graduation Data