Welcome to the Electrical Engineering Technology Program at CWU


Learn to balance the “know-why” of an engineer and the “know-how” of a technician with the Electrical Engineering Technology BS degree from CWU. This unique combination makes you highly sought after in the industry, working in a wide range of career fields like engineering design, quality control, maintenance engineering, power distribution, telecommunications, research/development, consumer electronics, aerospace, and computer engineering.

 

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Accreditation and Careers

About EET

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Curriculum

EET Curriculum

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Industry Support

EET Industry Support

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Student Activities

EET Student Activities page

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About EET

Information regarding the CWU EET Program

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Degree Options

Our department envisions itself providing an educational service with customers at both ends of the system: students wanting an education leading toward employment and employers desiring leaders of the future.  

  • Undergraduate 
    • Electrical Engineering Technology Major, BS
  • Minors and Certificate 
    • Construction Minor or Certificate 
    • Engineering Technology Management Minor or Certificate  
    • Public Health and Risk Management Certificate  
    • Risk Management Minor or Certificate 
    • Safety and Health Management Minor or certificate  
    • Engineering Technology Minor  
    • Insurance Management Certificate  Robotics and Automation Minor

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Admissions  

For general university admissions information, contact the Office of Admissions. For advising information, contact the Academic Advising Center.  

Are you a graduate student? Contact the School of Graduate Studies and Research for admissions information.  

ABET Accreditation


We have been ABET accredited for nearly forty years, offering students the ability to pursue professional licensure.

                                                                                

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