Electrical Engineering Technology

Program Information

Degree Type
60-credit Associate of Applied Science Degree

Program Code
10-662-1

Time to Degree
2 years

Start Date
August / January

How You'll Learn

On Campus
8-Week Courses

Electrical engineering technologists' work involves the design, development, production, testing, manufacturing and repair of electronic and electrical equipment. In this calculus-based program, gain skills necessary to apply knowledge of electrical theory to numerous settings, including research and development, manufacturing, field service engineering among others.

How To Apply

Apply online and pay the $30 application fee.
Complete placement assessment (Reading, Writing and Math).
- ALEKS is the recommended math assessment for this program.

Questions on the application process? Visit the Admissions page or contact an enrollment counselor.

Apply Online

Why Take the ALEKS?

Engineering is a math-intensive field of study. The ALEKS Math placement exam is a web-based assessment tool to accurately assess, prepare and place students into the appropriate level of Math course.

We encourage students to take the ALEKS to improve your Math placement if you are below Calculus 1. Each additional Math course to build up to Calculus 1 will extend the time it takes to complete your degree.

ALEKS Score	WCTC Course Placement
0-6%	854-793 Basic Math
6-13%	834-109 Pre-Algebra
14-29%	834-110 Elementary Algebra
30-45%	804-118 Intermediate Algebra
46-60%	804-195 College Algebra
61-75%	804-196 Trigonometry
76-100%	804-198 Calculus I

Have you completed other placement testing (ACCUPLACER, ACT, etc.)? View a chart of all testing prerequisites for Math courses.

Do you have prior learning credit? Request to have your official transcripts or score report sent to the WCTC Admissions Office to determine if a math course could waive your ALEKS Math placement exam.

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Contact Us

Questions? We'd love to help! Connect with our Enrollment team by filling out our online form or by email at enroll@wctc.edu.

Potential Careers

If you enjoy science, technology, engineering and math principles, are a practical, problem solver and have an interest in translating engineering drawings and diagrams, this career path may be for you. The role of an electrical engineering technician is application based, and technicians work closely with engineers and scientists.

Electrical Engineering Technologist
Engineering Assistant
Electrical Technician
Electronics Repair Technician
Technical Support Representative

High School Eligibility

This program is open to qualified high school applicants. Learn more >

Enrollment and Graduation Data

2018-19: Headcount: 63 | Graduates: 5
2019-20: Headcount: 61 | Graduates: 12
2020-21: Headcount: 59 | Graduates: 9
2021-22: Headcount: 56 | Graduates: 7

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Career Salaries

$49,700 – $78,600 annually

Salary range estimates based on wages for related occupations in Waukesha County as reported by Lightcast. Individual wages may vary based on experience, industry, location and specific job requirements. Find our graduates' entry wages in the most recent Graduate Success Report.

Financial Aid

As a program student, you are eligible to receive:

Financial aid loans
Scholarships
Other forms of assistance

Learn more about financial aid.

Educational Objectives

We expect that graduates of the Electrical Engineering Technology program will achieve the following objectives after graduation:

Apply the technical and general education knowledge gained at WCTC to become successful technicians or continuing students in the Electrical Engineering Technology field.
Demonstrate solid technical communication and problem-solving skills.
Follow a path of lifelong learning to expand skills and keep abreast of new technology.
Demonstrate professionalism, respect for diversity and ethical behavior.

Program Courses and Outcomes

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What Makes This Program Unique

ABET accreditation confirms that the Electrical Engineering Technology program meets the quality standards that create successful graduates.
Articulation agreements with four-year universities can provide substantial cost savings.
Find excellent employment opportunities in industries such as electronics, medical, industrial controls, avionics, telecommunications, manufacturing, electrical power, automotive and others.

Hands working on electrical equipment

Accreditation

This program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET | https://www.abet.org

415 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: 410.347.7700
accreditation@abet.com

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