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Imagine a world without electronics. There would be no music playing on your iPod. No phones to communicate with friends and family. No computers to help business and industry prosper. Obviously, electronic circuits and systems affect the daily lives of every citizen in our country. The K-State Salina electronic and computer engineering technology program prepares you for an exciting career in electronics. Academic Curriculum
The degree programs offered in electronic and computer engineering technology provide a solid foundation in a wide range of electronic circuit topics. Students in this program study circuit analysis, digital electronics, microprocessor programming and interfacing, computer programming, and radio frequency communication circuits and systems. These technical subjects are taught in conjunction with courses in mathematics, science and interpersonal communications. Electronic & Computer Engineering Technology Study Guide Assessment Items Lab facilities
Circuits Lab Manufacturing Lab equipped with: Instrumentation Lab Industrial Controls Lab equipped with: Digital Lab equipped with: Senior Design Lab Industries & Careers
Electronic and computer engineering technology graduates generally work as members of a team of engineers, scientists and other technical professionals in research and development, manufacturing, technical sales, maintenance and customer service. Employers include companies using and developing data communications equipment, automated manufacturing systems and computer peripheral equipment. Associate degree graduates work as engineering technicians in product development, plant operation and maintenance, production and technical sales. The advanced expertise attained by bachelor's degree graduates opens additional career paths in product design and development, industrial control systems design, maintenance engineering and management. Career opportunities are available in a variety of industries, including:
Electronic & computer engineering technology graduates will be prepared for careers in areas such as:
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