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Program Overview
The Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology minor at Elizabeth City State University prepares students to understand, design, and support modern electrical and computer-based systems. This interdisciplinary program combines electrical engineering principles with computer technology, giving students the skills to work with circuits, electronics, and digital systems.
Through hands-on learning and applied coursework, students gain experience with the technologies that power everything from communication systems to automation and robotics.
Who Should Minor in Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology?
This minor pairs well with majors such as:
- Computer Science
- Mathematics
- Aviation Science
- Engineering Technology
- Business Administration (Technology focus)
If you’re interested in how systems are powered, connected, and controlled, this minor provides a strong technical foundation.
Why Choose an Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology Minor?
This minor enhances your degree with practical, in-demand technical skills used across engineering and technology fields.
Through this program, you will:
Engineering technology programs emphasize applied learning—preparing students to design, test, and improve systems used in industry.
What You’ll Learn
This minor provides a strong foundation in both electrical and computer engineering technology concepts.
Key areas of study include:
- Electrical circuits and electronics
- Digital logic and computer systems
- Microprocessors and embedded systems
- Networking and communication systems
- System design, testing, and troubleshooting
Students learn how to analyze and implement systems that combine hardware and software—skills essential in today’s technology-driven world. Electrical and computer engineering technology fields commonly involve working with circuits, microprocessors, and communication systems.
Program Structure
The Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology minor is built around a set of required technical courses that provide both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience.
Required Coursework Includes:
- Programming I (CSC 115)
- Circuit Analysis / Electrical Circuits
- Digital Logic or Digital Systems
- Electronics or Electronic Devices
- Microprocessors or Embedded Systems
- Networking or Computer Communication Systems
These courses introduce students to the core components of electrical and computer engineering technology, including both hardware and software systems.
At Elizabeth City State University, minors typically require approximately 18–24 credit hours, depending on program requirements and advising.
Career Opportunities
An Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology minor prepares you for careers that involve designing, maintaining, and improving electrical and computer systems.
Career paths include:
- Electrical Engineering Technician
- Electronics or Systems Technician
- Embedded Systems Technician
- Network or Systems Support Specialist
- Automation or Robotics Technician
- Telecommunications Specialist
Professionals in this field work across industries such as energy, manufacturing, telecommunications, and technology.
Hands-On Learning
This minor emphasizes practical, real-world experience with modern engineering tools and systems.
You may:
- Analyze and build electrical circuits
- Work with digital and microprocessor-based systems
- Use lab equipment to test and troubleshoot systems
- Explore networking and communication technologies
Hands-on experience ensures you graduate with the technical confidence to contribute in engineering and technology environments.
Interested in adding the Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology minor?
Connect with your academic advisor to learn how this program fits into your degree plan.
