Electronic engineering is a discipline that involves the use and control of electric, electronic, or electromagnetic energy to develop components, devices, systems or equipment found in virtually all industries. Through the use of mathematics, digital and analog components are assembled in various "black box" systems that integrate together to form complex devices from TV's to medical imaging equipment.
Electronic Engineers are employed in a variety of industries such as manufacturing, research, business, communications, government, healthcare, commercial and other sectors.
Career options may include: Product development and support, quality assurance, telecommunications, biomedical instrumentation, test engineering, applications engineering, field engineering and more.
Next Program Start Date
October 1, 2012
