Minor in Electronic Eng. Technology
EET has introduced course in robotics and PLC (Programming Logic Controller). Through the EET program, students are trained to work in various areas, such as electronic communications, digital systems and computing, automatic control systems and robotics, audio and video systems, and medical electronics. Most courses have a required laboratory component in which skills in the use of computers for problems solving, application and use of modem electronic test equipment and microprocessors are developed.
Students completing the four-year program receive a B.S. degree in Electronic Engineering Technology. Graduates of the Electronic Engineering Technology program can find employment in the development and testing of new communication devices; designing specialized electronics; supervision of the manufacturing of the electronic devices; the field of instrumentation and automation; and the computing industry as hardware or software technologists. Furthermore, graduates of the program are equipped to pursue graduate studies in such fields as Engineering, Engineering Technology, Computer Science and Management.
Minor in Electronic Engineering Technology CurriculumTitle (19 Hours)
CET 2356 C-Programming Engineering Technology 3
EET 2150 Electronic Devices & Circuits I w/lab 5
EET 2035 Electrical Fundamentals I w/lab 4
EGS 1000 Introduction to Engineering Technology 1
EET 2036 Electrical Fundamentals II w/lab 4
ETI 4617 Principles of Engineering Economy 2
Division of Engineering Technology Faculty
| Name | Title | Phone | |
| Alif Khawand | Instructor | alif.khawand@famu.edu | (850) 599-3244 |
| Chao Li | Associate Professor & Engineering Technology Program Coordinator | chao.li@famu.edu | (850) 599-8645 |
| Tejal Mulay | Visiting Assistant Professor | tejal.udhan@famu.edu | (850) 599-3244 |
| Leon Prosper | Instructor | leon.prosper@famu.edu | (850) 599-8636 |
