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The EET program is a traditional electrical and electronic engineering technology program with extra concentration in subject areas that are particularly important to industry in the Northeast. These subject areas are: analog electronic design, process control and communication systems, electrical machinery operation and microcomputer applications. All courses in the program are taught in a way that includes a strong component of practical applications, along with basic theoretical concepts. During the first two years of the program students receive a firm grounding in mathematics and the physical sciences. Introductory courses cover topics such as:
 

DC Circuit Analysis	Microcontroller Programming
Computer Programming	Analog Circuit Fundamentals
AC Circuit Analysis	Digital Electronics
Microcomputer Applications	Technical Communications

The program then allows students to pursue two possible options.  For those focused on electrical engineering, they may choose the electrical option.  This option provides the student with a well-rounded coverage of electrical engineering topics such as electronic design, sequential motion control, PID control, electric machinery and power systems analysis.

For those more interested in information technology, we offer the information technology option.  With this option, students chooses from a wide range of courses in computer engineering, information systems engineering, new media, computer science and management information systems.

The electrical option includes technical engineering courses such as:

Instrumentation Design and Applications	Statistical Process Control
Electromechanical Systems	Programmable Logic Control
Control Systems Design	Power Electronic Drives
Transformers and Switchgear	Fault Analysis and Protective Device Coordination

The information technology option includes courses such as:

Unix Systems Administration	Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Hardware Applications using C	Neural Networks
Industrial Computer Control	Parallel Programming
Computer Architecture and Organization	Computer Networks