From smart phones to autonomous cars, electronic technology is an integral and constantly changing part of our world. An Electronics Engineering Technology degree provides the foundation necessary to pursue a career in the exciting field of electronics.This lab intensive program provides practical, handson experience with a variety of equipment used in the industry. Classes are designed to develop the necessary skills a technician needs to help engineers develop new electronic products and to evaluate, test, troubleshoot, and repair existing products. Graduates find employment with a wide variety of companies including electronic equipment manufacturers, original equipment manufacturers, service companies, and hospitals.To qualify for an associate in applied science degree, students must successfully complete six quarters of study. Once the AAS is complete, students have the option to continue their education and complete a seventh quarter in one or more of the following areas: Photonics and Avionics.Successful completion will be determined by meeting the following criteria:A student must achieve an overall grade point average of 2.0 in all the required electronics courses, studentselected advanced electronics options, and required specific related courses.A student must pass each of the classes during the first three quarters of the program with a minimum grade of 1.7.A student must pass each of the classes during the fourth through seventh quarters with a minimum grade of 2.0.Note: upon review, the department chairperson and/or Technical Education Dean may waive any or all the previous criteria when extenuating circumstances arise.