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Electrical Engineering Technology

The Field
Wireless communications, personal computers, efficient electrical vehicles and high-definition television - more and more electronic products come out all the time. Just think. Twenty years ago who had a cell phone or a Blackberry? And we also didn't have MP3 players.

If you graduate with an electrical engineering technology degree, then you'll be prepared to join industry to work on these and many other products. Even the ones we haven't heard of yet.

 

The Program
The electrical engineering technology program provides a distinctive educational path into the electrical/electronic disciplines from two aspects: structure of the curriculum and typical careers of the graduates.

The electrical engineering technology (EET) program at MSOE is a "2+2 EET" (junior/senior years) program. Based on this design, it is not appropriate for new-to-college freshman students. Transfer students and returning former MSOE EET students are eligible for admission.

For more information, go to 2+2 Program.

 

The MSOE Advantage
We place a strong emphasis on design, applications and hands-on laboratory experimentation. The laboratory is the place to grasp classroom theory. How can you best learn something? By doing it. You will design, build and debug electronic systems that function just like the specifications.

MSOE also has a strong relationship with local industry. For students, this equates into ideas for design projects and industry internships or summer jobs. We prepare graduates for successful immediate entry into industry, as well as for graduate school.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved the MSOE Electrical Engineering Technology (EET) curriculum, and has approved MSOE as a partnership institution, allowing EET students to participate in FAA internships and EET graduates to be hired through the FAA Collegiate Training Initiative (CTI) program.

 

The Results
90% of MSOE's electrical engineering technology students last year found employment with an average starting salary of $51,600.

Now they have careers in great companies, including:

• Rockwell Automation
• Underwriters Laboratories
• Aerotek
• Jacobs Engineering Group
• Bucyrus International

...or are attending graduate schools across the country such as Ohio State University and UW-Madison.

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Program Director: Contact the EECS Office at (414) 277-7323 or e-mail Lynn Kallas.
If you would like to learn more about this program, please contact the Admission Office.

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