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“Outcomes” are statements of the knowledge and skills that students in the program are expected to demonstrate by the time of graduation. The faculty of the Electrical Engineering Technology program have established the 13 outcomes listed below for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree. (Students pursuing an Associate in Science degree are expected to achieve a subset of these outcomes.) Students’ success in achieving these outcomes is measured regularly using a variety of assessment tools such as in-class problems and surveys.
1. Students will analyze and design electrical circuits and systems.
2. Students will test electrical circuits and systems, analyze the resulting data, and make iterative improvements.
3. Students will develop computer hardware and software to perform data acquisition, control, and analysis.
4. Students will solve problems using standard formulas, graphs, tables, and software while recognizing the limitations of these techniques.
5. Students will use algebra, trigonometry, and calculus to formulate and solve practical problems.
6. Students will apply fundamental principles of physics, chemistry, and materials science to solve practical problems.
7. Students will collaborate in laboratory and classroom settings to fulfill technical requirements in a timely manner.
8. Students will produce clear, precise, and effective technical documents and oral presentations.
9. Students will plan and manage technical projects.
10. Students will be prepared to grow professionally through independent learning, continuing education, and participation in technical societies.
11. Students will understand the benefits of registration as a professional engineer and will take the Fundamentals of Engineering examination.
12. Students will be familiar with the laws and codes governing professional practice.
13. Students will understand their personal and professional roles in society.