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College of Science and Engineering Technology

Engineering Technology-Electronics

Design the future with SHSU’s BS in Engineering Technology – Electronics Engineering Technology, focused on circuits, systems, and smart tech.

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Degree
  • Bachelor of Science
Location
  • Huntsville
Type of Instruction
  • Face to Face
Length

4 Years

Electronics Engineering at SHSU

The BS in Engineering Technology with a concentration in Electronics Engineering Technology at SHSU prepares students to develop and support electronic systems used in industries ranging from telecommunications to robotics. Students gain hands-on experience with circuits, microcontrollers, embedded systems, and signal processing. With a curriculum grounded in real-world problem solving and lab work, the program equips graduates to enter careers in electronics design, automation, systems integration, and continue into graduate study in engineering or technology.

How Does This Concentration Differ from Other Engineering Technology Programs?

While all Engineering Technology degrees share a foundation in applied science and design, the Electronics Concentration focuses on the systems that power automation, communication, and control technologies. Students interested in mechanical systems, construction management, or safety leadership may find related concentrations in Manufacturing, Design, or Environmental, Health, and Safety Management better suited to their goals.

Is This Program Right for Me?

This program is ideal for students who enjoy hands-on problem solving and want to work directly with hardware, circuits, and digital systems. It blends engineering theory with real-world application, preparing graduates for roles in industrial automation, robotics, renewable energy, and electronics design. Students also complete a minor, giving them the flexibility to tailor their education toward management, computing, or other specialized fields.

Accreditation

The Engineering Technology with a Concentration in Electronics program is now accredited by the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE).

The mission of the Engineering Technology program with Electronics Concentration (ETEE) at Sam Houston State University is to prepare future workforce for industrial automation and controls systems, instrumentation, electronic communication, energy and power systems through quality education with hands-on experience.

Click here to see the plan of study flow chart for the Engineering Technology Program, Electronics Concentration. 

  1. Possesses basic skills needed for degree field.
  2. Possesses technical skills.
  3. Ability to use software and hardware to solve technological problems.
  4. Communication in different presentation formats.
  5. Ability to function in teams.
  6. Possesses understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.

1.1 Student will demonstrate knowledge of mathematics in problem solving activities.
1.2 Students will demonstrate knowledge of science within industrial applications.
1.3 Students will demonstrate knowledge of business within engineering tech/mgmt area.
2.1 Students will demonstrate understanding of technical fundamentals.
2.2 Students will demonstrate understanding of technical processes.
2.3 Students will demonstrate understanding of technical management.
3.1 Students will be able to utilize graphics design and modeling software.
3.2 Students will be able to utilize manufacturing-based control software.
3.3 Students will be able to utilize construction-based control software.
3.4 Students will be able to utilize spreadsheet and database application.
4.1 Students will demonstrate ability to write technical reports.
4.2 Students will demonstrate ability to prepare electronic presentations.
4.3 Students will demonstrate ability to give verbal presentations.
5.1 Students will demonstrate understanding of team roles and processes.
5.2 Students will demonstrate ability to participate in team situations and group projects.
6.1 Students will identify and suggest solutions for ethical problems and dilemmas.

Click here to see Student Performance and Achievement Information for Engineering Technology. There are three concentrations under Engineering Technology (the concentrations are not separated out in this data). A notable scholarship for Engineering Technology students can apply for is the Fred Pirkle Endowed Scholarship. It is no less than $5,000 if awarded, and it is awarded to qualifying full-time undergraduate or graduate students majoring in a discipline with a curriculum dedicated to Engineering Technology. Students must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.50 for this scholarship, and it is a one-time award that students must reapply for future consideration.

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  • Production Engineer
  • Quality Control Engineer
  • Technical and Customer Service Engineer
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  • Field Service Technologist
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Find Your Future Career

Pursue roles like electronics engineer, systems integrator, controls technician, or embedded systems developer.

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Study under experienced faculty with backgrounds in electronics, computing, and engineering innovation.

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