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Curriculum for the Associate Degree
In Electrical Engineering Technology

The primary focus of your studies will basic AC and DC circuit analysis, semiconductors and linear electronics, computer programming, computer applications, digital electronics, microprocessors, and AC and DC machinery.

In addition, you will study applied mathematics, physics, and other General Education courses. There will be plenty of lab work, designed to build confidence in your abilities.

A minimum of 66 credits is required to earn an Associate of Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering Technology.

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Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology ECET Home Accreditation B.S. Degree 4 yr. EET Home Curriculum Courses Career Paths Course Flowchart CMPET Courses EET Courses Curriculum Facilities Faculty Mission Objectives & Outcomes Recommended Action Plan ECET Computer Eng Tech Option ECET Electrical Eng Tech Option EETBD - old program Senior Design Projects Associate Degree 2 yr. EET Home Curriculum Career Paths Recommended Action Plan Guide For Prospective Students Admissions Alumni Success Stories Degree Programs Engineering Facilities Tour Engineering or Engineering Technology? Explore Engineering Careers NSF STEM Scholarship Opportunity Online Application Visit Campus Information On School Home Academic Programs Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology Electrical, Computer & Software Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Technology Plastics Engineering Technology Facilities Faculty and Staff Directory Fasenmyer Engineering Design Conference Industry Engagement News and Events Outreach Research School Profile Speaker Series Vision Resources For Alumni & Friends Engineering Alumni Information Plastics Alumni Information Behrend Alumni Association Current Students ANGEL eLion Academic Plan Index School Advising Handbook Lab Request Form Learning Resource Center MET Internship Agreement Form Policies, Rules & Procedures Professional Societies School Lab Policies - Electrical School Lab Policies - Mechanical Senior Design Room Policy Undergraduate Research Faculty and Staff Engineering Forms & Work Orders Research SharePoint Services Copy and Multi-Media Center Oracle Calendar Prospective Faculty Current Openings Faculty Research Interests (PDF) Recent Research Visitors Directions to REDC Erie Area Maps and Travel Information Parking Tour of School	SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Curriculum for the Associate Degree In Electrical Engineering Technology The primary focus of your studies will basic AC and DC circuit analysis, semiconductors and linear electronics, computer programming, computer applications, digital electronics, microprocessors, and AC and DC machinery. In addition, you will study applied mathematics, physics, and other General Education courses. There will be plenty of lab work, designed to build confidence in your abilities. A minimum of 66 credits is required to earn an Associate of Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering Technology. Behrend Home \| About the College \| News & Calendars \| Academic Programs \| Admissions & Financial Aid \| Student Life \| Alumni \| Research & Outreach \| Athletics \| Technology Services \| About Erie \| Administrative Offices \| Popular Sites \| Text-only Penn State Home \| Other Campuses & Colleges \| Privacy & Legal Statements \| Copyright \| Web site contact: engineering@psu.edu Updated August 21, 2006 © 2005 The Pennsylvania State University