1. Vermont Technical College Associates in Engineering Degree
Electrical Engineering Technology

2. Some of the industries you will find EET graduates in…
Alternative Energy
Manufacturing
Entertainment
…and some of the roles they play:
Engineering design support
Product test/troubleshoot
Field and customer service
New product installation
Communications
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3. Electrical Engineering Technology
Location
Your choice: Randolph Center or Williston campus…or both.
Equivalent programs and curriculum at either location.
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4. Electrical Engineering Technology
Our Department
Faculty: Full-time = 12, Part-time = 9
Areas of expertise: Electronics (analog and digital), digital logic,
microprocessors, communications, semiconductors, controls, more
The Facilities
Randolph Center campus: 5 dedicated labs plus many computer labs
Williston campus: 2 dedicated labs plus many computer labs
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5. Electrical Engineering Technology
Chart Your Course: 2-Years or 3-Years*
Both programs are full-time & offer program courses each semester
3YO offers students more assistance, more 1-on-1 time with
faculty, lighter semesters, recitations, and additional laboratories.
Math placement or student preference determines entry into the
program
* Available at Randolph Center campus only
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6. Electrical Engineering Technology
2-Year Option:
1st Year
Fall Semester:
Electrical Circuits 1
Presentation Graphics 1
Intro. to Digital Circuits
English Composition
Technical Mathematics
Spring Semester:
“C” Programming
Electrical Circuits 2
Presentation Graphics 2
Calculus for Engineering
Physics 1
2nd Year
Fall Semester:
Microcomputer Tech.
Electronics 1
Electronic Applications
Physics 2
General Ed. Elective
Spring Semester:
Electronics 2
Industrial Electronics
Electrical Project
Technical Comm.
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7. Electrical Engineering Technology
3-Year Option:
1st Year
Fall Semester:
Fundamentals of Circuits 1
Fund. of Digital Circuits 1
Basic College Writing
Intermediate Algebra
Spring Semester:
Fundamentals of Circuits 2
Fund. Of Digital Circuits 2
Expository Writing
College Algebra & Trig.
2nd Year
Fall Semester:
“C” Programming
Presentation Graphics 1
Research Writing
Pre-Calculus
Intro. to Newtonian Mech.
Spring Semester:
General Ed. Elective
Electrical Circuits 2
Presentation Graphics 2
Calculus for Engineering
Energy Conserv. & Equil.
3rd Year
Fall Semester:
Microcomputer Tech.
Electronics 1
Electronic Applications
Physics 2
Spring Semester:
Electronics 2
Industrial Electronics
Electrical Project
Technical Comm.
General Ed. Elective
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8. Electrical Engineering Technology
Our “Hands-on” Approach to Learning
Classroom Time + Laboratory Time = Success!
Program courses feature weekly laboratories to demonstrate and
reinforce classroom concepts
Computer usage stressed throughout the program…students use
industry standard software: MS-Office, Multisim, AutoCAD, & more
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9. Electrical Engineering Technology
Help is NEVER far away
FSE
First Semester Experience
Student Support Services
Paraprofessional & peer tutoring
Counseling and testing services
Tutoring in dorms
Disability counselor
Study groups
Program Advisors
Career Counseling
and Placement
Assistance
Residential Life
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Co-Chairman, ECET Department
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10. Electrical Engineering Technology
Continuing your education is easy
We have articulation agreements in place to assure
a smooth transition (just in case)
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Co-Chairman, ECET Department
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11. Electrical Engineering Technology
The EET program is accredited by the TAC branch of ABET and has been since 1967.
The FAA has reviewed the EET and ELM programs and designated Vermont Tech as a “Priority school for hiring”.
ABET, Inc., the recognized accreditor for college and university programs in applied science, computing, engineering, and technology, is a federation of 30 professional and technical societies representing these fields. Among the most respected accreditation organizations in the U.S., ABET has provided leadership and quality assurance in higher education for over 70 years.
What this means is as a graduate you will have priority status for all jobs with the FAA.  There is also an internship program available where students can work on electronics engineering at local airports.
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Co-Chairman, ECET Department
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12. Electrical Engineering Technology
Meet some of our Advisory Committee Members
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Co-Chairman, ECET Department
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13. Electrical Engineering Technology?
For more information contact
Please visit our labs in Green Hall…Thank-you and enjoy
the rest of your day!
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