Electronic Engineering Technology (EET)

Sylvania ST 208 | 503-977-4159 | FAX: 503-977-4859 | engineering@pcc.edu | Dept. Chair: Sanda Williams

History of Excellence, Industry Affiliation

Advising Workshops

If you are interested in the EET program, it's recommended that you attend an advising workshop to learn more about the program and its options.

For more than 40 years, our Electronic Engineering Technology (EET) program has produced graduates whose superior skills and abilities have helped them obtain excellent jobs and pursue advanced degrees. Many of our graduates have achieved upper-level positions as engineering managers and quality control technicians in some of the Northwest’s most reputable firms, including Intel, Credence Systems, and Hewlett Packard.

Our program is at an institution accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges Commission. In addition, our program offers unique flexibility with day and evening courses, “real-world” training, and quality instruction from those who possess advanced degrees and a broad range of industry experience.

Not sure what area of engineering you are interested in? Take ENGR100: Exploring Engineering.

Degrees and Certificates

In this program you can earn the following:

See the catalog for more information, including program prerequisites.

Transferable Credits

ABET Accredited BS Programs

OIT is accredited by the Northwest Commission on colleges and Universities.

For more information regarding the ABET accreditation please visit:  www.abet.org

Students seeking transfer are strongly recommended to contact the receiving institutions for details regarding their career pathway.

Engineering Innovation

"As a former student and graduate of the PCC Electronic Engineering Technology program, I believe in the quality of training demonstrated by the graduates of this program. As a hiring production manager for Credence Systems Corporation, I consistently recruit graduates from this program because they possess the skills needed to be successful in troubleshooting and repairing our semiconductor test systems."

Larry Jones (1975), a manufacturing manager, Credence Systems Corporation

Employers prefer college graduates, so where and with whom you study can make a big difference. Our program’s difference is clear. Our Electronic Engineering Technology program has the breadth of courses, industry affiliations, and resources that enable you to begin your career in an innovative and enduring field. We understand getting started in electronic engineering isn’t easy. That’s why we provide the right courses and resources so you get the skills and experience you need when you need it, whether you’re returning to school for a skills upgrade or just beginning your career.

Scholarships

The Society for Women Engineers Columbia River scholarship application is due February 28, 2009. See their website for more information.

Please check the Scholarships website for information on many more private and public scholarships.

What's Next?

Consider joining us for an advising workshop to learn more about the EET options.

  1. Read through the step-by-step enrollment instructions for EET and its options.
  2. Apply for admission to the EET and its options.
  3. Contact us if you need help.

Course of Study

EET Options

Profiles

Employment Prospects

What Graduates are saying...

“It was a great experience because I was learning theory and discovering practical things in the lab at the same time. PCC provided me the basic knowledge to get into my career.”

Tuyet-le Voiculescu (1999) PCC EET