BS in Electrical Engineering Technology
Overview
The online BS in Electrical Engineering Technology (BSEET) program through Excelsior University is designed specifically to advance job skills by ensuring a breadth of knowledge in technology concepts as well as a depth of understanding and skill in a chosen concentration area. This program prepares you for electrical and allied engineering technology positions in technology-related industries such as electronics, electrical power, semiconductors and computers, and nanotechnology. Choose from two technical concentrations to gain a broad professional and technical foundation in a component of electrical engineering technology, so that you are prepared to apply what you have learned to a position in a technology-based industry.
The BSEET degree is accredited by Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, Inc.
Course Information
- DC Circuits
- AC Circuits
- Electronics I
- Electronics II
- Digital Electronics
- Microprocessors
- Computer Programming
- Project Management
- Integrated Technology Assessment (capstone)
- Natural Science and Mathematics – 24 credit hours
Electronics
This concentration takes the student to higher levels of digital circuitry and microprocessor-based design and exposes them to the fundamentals of digital and analog communication and modern control theory. High-level software design tools along with system simulation software augment the enhanced coverage of these advanced electronic concepts.
Power Systems
This concentration explores the generation, transmission, and control of electrical power and equipment. Programmable logic controllers and their applications in industrial control, as well as DC and AC power generation and conversion, are covered. Virtual instrumentation and data acquisition is also covered, two important aspects of power systems and their operation and control.
The BSEET degree requires 124 credit hours. Of the 124 credits, 16 must be earned at the upper level in the technology component.
- Technology component (including concentration requirements and Capstone course): 57 credit hours
- Arts and Sciences: 60 credit hours
- Free electives (including Cornerstone course): : 7 credit hours
Get Maximum Credit For Prior Learning
Learn Now, Pay Later with Deferred Tuition Program
Excelsior offers a deferred tuition program for those utilizing tuition reimbursement or GI Benefits. This means instead of paying at the time of registration or using a payment plan, payment is deferred until after the course is completed. This allows ample time for you to submit your tuition reimbursement paperwork for a refund.
ABET ACCREDITATION
ABET provides assurance that a college or university program meets the quality standards of the profession for which that program prepares graduates. ABET accredits programs, not institutions. Excelsior University’s fully online Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology program prepares you for electrical engineering technology positions in technology-related industries such as electronics, electrical power, semiconductors and computers, and nanotechnology. Accredited by ABET, Excelsior’s fully online Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology is designed specifically to advance job skills by ensuring a breadth of knowledge in technology concepts as well as a depth of understanding and skill in a chosen concentration area. Choose from two technical concentrations to gain a broad professional and technical foundation in a component of electrical engineering technology, so that you are prepared to apply what you have learned to a position in a technology-based industry.
Testimonials
“I’ve encouraged one of my co-workers to complete the BSEET program [through Excelsior] as well. This program will provide what he needs.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Excelsior University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. EPCE sponsored technology programs are also ABET accredited. Visit the accreditation page for more details.
All courses are delivered asynchronous and offered 24/7.
8-15 week per course
Plan to spend approximately 15-20 hours a week working on a course.
You can get started in January, March, May, June, August and October. See program course schedules here.
Yes, you can receive college credit for a variety of approved previous learning accomplishments using Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). Explore your options with the Excelsior advisor. Excelsior University awards academic credit for accredited college coursework you’ve successfully completed, including military and professional training, certifications, licenses, and exams. Learn how to Start with More Credit.
Visit the tuition page here. If you/your company is not an EPCE member, learn more about becoming an EPCE member company and or individual member.
Contact your Human Resources department to see if courses qualify for your company tuition assistance program.
Contact an advisor.
To get started, you will need to complete the application process . The admissions process typically takes 3 weeks.
Ask an Excelsior Advisor
Have questions about earning your degree?
Get in touch with Excelsior’s program advisor.
Bernard C. Austin II
Associate Director of Partnership Development
Mobile: 518-227-1225
Email: [email protected]
