Electrical Engineering Technology

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Electronics!

• Electrical Engineering Technology
• Telecommunications Technology
• Industrial Technology

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drives the economy
Electronics

• The Binghamton Press has reported often that
  local industry cannot find qualified technical
  assistance.
• Jobs in Electrical, Computer, and
  Telecommunications are unfilled locally and at
  the national level.

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Start by earning a Certificate

• Earn a certificate of completion with four
  courses.
• Earn a SUNY Certificate with 30 Credit Hours.
• Earn the AAS degree in two to three years of full
  time study.
• Part time study very popular.

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A First Course

• EET 110 Introduction to Electricity
• Tuesday nights - 5 to 950PM
• Learn the basics of electricity
• Use basic electrical instruments
• Find out whats safe!
• Learn math as you go on this one.
• Hands on included.

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Electrical Engineering Technology

• Nationally accredited by the Technology
  Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation
  Board for Engineering and Technology (TAC/ABET).
• BCCs technology programs are well established
  and nationally recognized for excellence.

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Telecommunications Technology

• Additional courses designed for the
  telecommunications industry.
• Four courses include Voice, Digital Data,
  Computer Networking, and Advanced Topics.
• All students learn essential communication skills.

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Industrial Technology

• Start with EET 110 Introduction to Electricity.
• Add CST 106 Intro to Computers, EET 115 Digital
  Logic, and MAT 136 Intermediate Algebra and earn
  a Certificate of Completion.
• Youll have 25 of a
• College degree!

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Excellence means rigor

• These are strong programs using mathematics and
  principles of physics.
• Preparatory course work may be required but
  extensive tutorial and learning assistance is
  available to students at no additional cost.
• The reputation pays off at graduation, youll be
  glad you worked so hard!

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What will you study?

• College Algebra and Trigonometry
• DC - AC Circuits
• Electronics through Communications
• Control of Electrical Power using computers.
• Robotics, computer design, microprocessors, and
  construction practices.

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AND learn to Communicate

• Youll learn to write well and express yourself
  clearly. Essential skills for your job.
• 2 English courses, 2 Social Science Electives, 2
  Physics or Chemistry courses.
• Math training through college algebra and
  trigonometry with help from our learning center!

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Whats in the labs?

• The electrical laboratories contain state of the
  art equipment including Tektronix test equipment,
  Pentium computers, and digital emulators, over a
  million dollar investment.
• The program is enhanced by a 70,000 industrial
  robot and study in machine vision and
  Programmable Logic Controllers.

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Advanced Oscilloscopes
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Investigating TV Signals
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Digital Logic Prototype
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Flat Screen Displays
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Computer Networking
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Telecommunications ..
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Industrial Robotics
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iMac Exposure as well..
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What is the cost?

• Full time students pay BCCs low rate with
  financial aid available. (100/Credit Hour)
• Many local industries cover educational costs for
  these technical degrees.
• And of course your attention to homework, study,
  and exams!

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For more Information..

• See Mr. Dixon tonight !
• EET, TLC, and IT Advisor
• The electricity course
• begins in January !