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    Students in the Electrical Engineering Technology program (ECET) receive a broad-based, technically orientated education that emphasizes the application of today's technology to solve problems, design and develop products, and improve manufacturing processes, procedures, equipment, and facilities. The curriculum is fully accredited and offers a choice of courses in a variety of area including industrial networks, computer and network integration, embedded microcontrollers, power and control, telecommunications, analog electronics, and digital electronics. Coursework is applications-orientated, and hands-on experience is gained through laboratory experiences that are carefully integrated into the courses. In addition, EET graduates are firmly rooted in modern technology and are able to offer their employers immediate contribution as team players who have problem solving and project management experience.

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