ECPI College of Technology offers many different online and in person courses and programs, and one of the most popular is the Associate's program in Computer Electronics Engineering Technology. This course, as with the other programs offered through ECPI is designed to give student the hands on and practical experience as well as the theoretical know how to be able to enter the workforce in competitive jobs and careers. The goal of the computer electronics engineering program is to focus on both the current technology applications but also to have students understand the future of technology and the best ways to incorporate new and existing technology within a business model or structure.
ECPI is geared for professionals that don't have the time to come into campus classes but still want to earn a degree that will give them the edge in the dynamic world of computer electronics engineering. Students in the programs will be taught by highly skilled and knowledgeable instructors that are professionals in the field. Instructors have virtual office hours just like those instructors on campus, plus students are able to leave email messages for instructors or other students to make communication easy and direct. Class sizes at ECPI are kept small to give the instructors and students lots of time for interaction and communication to assist with learning and teaching. The convenience of twenty four hour access to class materials and information is also ideal for many busy people that want to continue to work while pursuing their degree.
The computer electronics engineering technology Associate's degree is designed to teach students the basics and fundamentals of repairing, installing, troubleshooting, maintaining and managing technology and computer equipment. This will involve applications in virtually all types of industry including the aerospace industry, medical, computer, homeland security and automotive industry. Students are given multiple examples and case studies plus are encouraged to complete projects and assignments that will apply to their current or future areas of interest and expertise. Advisors and faculty are provided to help students with career choices in engineer fields and to determine what is the best possible career and educational path to meet the student's individual career goals.