Bachelor of Science in Electronics Technology

Students studying Electronics Technology (ET) will learn and select from a broad range of skills to become well-rounded technology specialists. In our program*, the student will lean on systems that prepare them for the future. This program* provides students with the core skills needed to enter and be successful in careers requiring knowledge of electronics. Students will have the opportunity to learn the foundations of circuits (AC/DC), foundations of networks, power systems, energy, and digital computing environments. The program* has a focus on mainframe education. This niche area was identified because of: 1) the department’s acquisition of a z9 Enterprise system, 2) the scarcity of mainframe education programs in the country, and 3) the high demand for talent in this area.

Specializations (or Careers)

Automatization Technician
Computer Electronics Technician
Electronics Installer
Home and Business Security Specialist
Transportation Safety Specialists
Network Installer and Tester

Admission Requirements

The admission of students to the undergraduate degree program in Electronics Technology is based on general admission requirements of North Carolina A&T State University.

Program* Requirements

This program* will enhance a broad range of proficiencies in the following areas:

Planning, organizing and managing technology, people, and resources
Applying and controlling the use of various high-level technologies, e.g., information-based business management systems, such as enterprise resource planning systems, supply chain management systems, manufacturing execution systems, etc.
Mastering the technical skills such as industrial materials and processing, computer-aided drafting, design, and manufacturing; computer-integrated manufacturing; machine vision, power technology; automation technologies such as robotics, PLC, CNC machines; graphic communications systems and telecommunications
Controlling processes to improve quality, reliability, and productivity
Managing human resource and developing a changing workplace to achieve organizational goals
Problem-solving and creative thinking skills
Technology innovation and implementation

Curriculum Guide: B.S. in Electronics TechnologyContact Information

For program-related questions:

Gina Bullock, Ph.D.
Department of Computer Systems Technology
College of Science & Technology
336-285-3103
glbulloc@ncat.edu

For assistance with the admissions process:

Office of Admissions
uadmit@ncat.edu
800-443-8964

For assistance with the registration process:

Trevor Taylor, Student Services Coordinator
Extended Campus
online@ncat.edu
336-285-3798 or 888-498-6752 (Toll-Free)

Toni McRae, Business Services Coordinator
Extended Campus
online@ncat.edu
336-285-3811 or 888-498-6752 (Toll-Free)