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Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology EEET

Career Path: Engineering/Manufacturing and Industrial Technology

Required Courses		Credit Hours
General Education
COMM 121	Fundamentals of Public Speaking	3
ENGL 311	Advanced Technical Writing	3
MATH 216	Applied Calculus	4
MATH 226	Fourier Series & Appl Diff Equat	4
Electives:	CHEM or PHYS	4
	(2) Cultural Enrichment Courses	6
	(2) Social Awareness Courses	6
Major
ECNS 311	High Level Programming	2
EEET 313	Electric Power & Machines	4
EEET 321	Network Analysis	3
EEET 323	Industrial Automation Controls	4
EEET 393	Internship	4
EEET 418	Project Management	2
EEET 428	Senior Project	2
Concentration Courses (choose 16 credits)
EEET 411	Advanced Communications 1	4
EEET 421	Advanced Communications 2	4
EEET 412	Advanced Digital Systems	4
EEET 422	Advanced Digital Design	4
EEET 313	Electric Power & Machines	4
EEET 414	Industrial Process Communications	4
EEET 323	Industrial Automation Controls	4
EEET 424	Industrial Motion Control	4
CAD Courses (choose 3 credits)
ETEC 140	Engineering Graphics, Comprehensive	3
EEET 312	Electronic Design Automation	3
Technical Science Electives (choose 4-6 credits)
MECH 211	Fluid Mechanics	4
MECH 223	Thermodynamics	3
MECH 340	Statics & Strength of Matls	4
MECH 250	Fluid Power With Controls	2
MFGE 341	Quality Science Statistics	3
MFGE 342	Statistical Process Engineering	3
MFGE 353	Statistical Quality Control	3
Directed Elective (choose 2-3 credits)		2
MFGE 423	Engineering Economics	2
Minimum credit hours required for BS degree (after completion of an AAS degree):		68

Why Choose Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology?

Electronics, automation, and computers are the lifeblood of today�s high tech societies.  The Bachelor of Science in Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology (BSEET) program graduates professionals that develop, design, apply, manage and direct the future of these technologies.

Graduates are prepared for careers in Industrial Automation and Controls, Digital and Embedded Systems Design, Instrumentation, Programming, or Control Networks.  Our graduates often obtain positions with titles such as Control System Integrator, Product Designer, Embedded Systems Developer, Control and Network Specialist, Technical Sales Specialist, Electrical/Electronics Product Specialist, etc.

The BS in Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology is accredited by the Technology Commission of the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology (TAC of ABET), 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD  21202-4012; Phone 410-374-7700.

Prepare for a Great Career

The BSEET program is known for quality and responsiveness to industry. In addition to a solid foundation in electronic concepts, students learn the most current and relevant topics for today�s advanced technologies. Real world theory and applications are emphasized throughout the program and theory is balanced with extensive hands-on experience. Program courses include topics in digital/microprocessors, control automation, industrial networking and motion control. Recognizing the diverse career paths our graduates may enter, course selection can be customized by each student. Opportunities are also provided to gain valuable experience through summer internships, senior design projects and professional organizations.

Students who have successfully completed an Associates degree in Industrial Electronics Technology from Ferris or an equivalent from another institution can usually complete the Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology in just two years.

The Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Technology boasts a history of excellent placement, high starting salaries, and graduates enjoying very successful careers. The program has strong support from several corporations influential in these fields and is accredited through TAC-ABET.

Admission Requirements

Students entering the program must have completed an associate degree (or equivalent) in a related program and have transferable courses in mathematics through pre-calculus with a minimum 2.0 GPA in the associate degree work.

If you don�t meet these requirements when you apply, you may be accepted as a �non-major�. Upon completion of all prerequisites, admission to the program will be approved. Admission counselors should be consulted for an evaluation of transferability.

Graduation Requirements

The Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology program at Ferris leads to a bachelor of science degree. Graduation requires a minimum 2.0 GPA in core classes, in the major and overall. Students must complete all general education requirements as outlined in the General Education section of the University Catalog.

More Information

EET & CNS Department
Ferris State University
915 Campus Drive/SWN 405
Big Rapids, MI 49307-2291
Phone: 231-591-2388
Email: eet&cns@ferris.edu