Program Information
The Anoka Technical Electronic Engineering Technology (EET) program includes a 32-credit Electronic Technology diploma that provides students with the technical knowledge necessary to start a career in electronics.
Full-time students may complete an Electronic Technology diploma in two semesters. Full-time students who continue in the program can obtain an AAS degree in Electronic Engineering Technology (EET) with an additional two semesters. Students will obtain a solid education in electronic fundamentals, as well as system-level troubleshooting.
Students also learn about:
- Computer Troubleshooting A+
- LabVIEW programming applications
- Lasers and Optics
- Mechatronics
- Networking
- Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
- Robotics
Financial assistance is available for those who qualify and there are several EET program-specific scholarships available.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Interpersonal and employability skills: Communicate with peers and customers using professional, ethical and appropriate verbal and nonverbal communication skills; by accepting constructive feedback and displaying appropriate behavior; participating as a member of a team, exhibiting leadership and lifelong learning skills.
- Electronic Theory: Demonstrate a solid understanding of electronics; by interpreting electronic schematics and diagrams; research, organize and interpret information from various technical sources; identifying components; electronic test equipment used by technician in industry.
- Mechatronic Systems: Convey the understanding of complex relationships between sections of specialized equipment through written, verbal, and/or demonstrative methods.
- Troubleshooting: Demonstrate principles of troubleshooting and logical diagnosis by using critical thinking skills to define, analyze, and implement a solution.
- Mechatronic Applications: Evaluate and determine that all mechatronic equipment is in proper working condition, ensuring a safe, reliable manufacturing environment.
- Safety Compliance: Participate in class in a professional manner, by acting in compliance with documented safety procedures and appropriate industry standards.
Program Start Dates
Fall Semester: August
Faculty Contact
Tom Reid: 763-576-4139
Daniel Truchon: 763-576-4185