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Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET
Electronics Engineering Technology (EET)
Central Washington University’s Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission (ETAC) of ABET.
Please see the documents below for additional information about this accreditation. Since the ETAC of ABET evaluates the Electronics Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology programs at the same time, some of the documents below contain information for both programs.
- CWU EET ETAC ABET 2018 Final Report to Institution from ETAC (PDF)
- CWU EET ETAC ABET 2017 Draft Statement from ETAC (PDF)
- CWU EET ETAC ABET 2017 Self-Study Interim Report to ETAC (PDF)
- CWU EET ETAC ABET 2017 Request for Evaluation (PDF)
- CWU EET ETAC ABET 2016 Final Report to Institution from ETAC (PDF)
- CWU EET ETAC ABET 2016 Draft Statement from ETAC (PDF)
- CWU EET ETAC ABET 2015 Self-Study (PDF)
Mechanical Engineering Technology (MET)
Central Washington University’s Mechanical Engineering Technology (MET) program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Please see the documents below for additional information about this accreditation. Since the ETAC of ABET evaluates the Mechanical Engineering Technology and Electronics Engineering Technology programs at the same time, some of the documents below contain information for both programs.
- CWU MET ETAC ABET 2018 Final Report to Institution from ETAC (PDF)
- CWU MET ETAC ABET May 2018 Post 30-Day Due Process Response (PDF)
- CWU MET ETAC ABET January 2018 30-Day Due Process Response (PDF)
- CWU MET ETAC ABET 2017 Draft Statement from ETAC (PDF)
- CWU MET ETAC ABET 2017 Self-Study Interim Report to ETAC (PDF)
- CWU MET ETAC ABET 2017 Request for Evaluation (PDF)
- CWU MET ETAC ABET 2016 Final Report to Institution from ETAC (PDF)
- CWU MET ETAC ABET 2016 Draft Statement from ETAC (PDF)
- CWU MET ETAC ABET 2015 Self-Study (PDF)
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