Online Electronics Engineering Technology Degree (BS)

Program Availability

The online electronics engineering technology program is open to eligible students in the U.S. (including the District of Columbia and all U.S. territories). The program also is open to students in Canada (all provinces). The program is closed to students residing in countries other than the U.S. and Canada except for U.S. military and State Department personnel and their family members with APO/FPO addresses.

Important note: The online electronics engineering technology program is designed for transfer students. Specific freshman and sophomore courses must have been completed in order to qualify for admission.

Why Earn an Online Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology at Indiana State?

Electronics engineering technology majors at Indiana State University learn to design, implement, and maintain electronic systems. This is one of the leading fields in engineering, and the program is arranged in a logical sequence that begins with basic concepts before moving on to highly technical principles. Several courses also help students develop managerial skills for their careers.

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Learn from Our Excellent Faculty

Professors in the Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology have professional work experience in electronics engineering technology. They incorporate their industry backgrounds and experience into class discussions and projects.

Our small online class sizes ensure instructors can provide personalized feedback and one-on-one mentorship throughout the program. With their connections to employers, they can help you to secure internships and post-graduation professional opportunities.

What You'll Learn in the Online Electronics Engineering Technology Program

The online BS in electronics engineering technology focuses on scientific and engineering knowledge and methods combined with technical skills in electronics theory, design, and digital and analog circuits and systems. The curriculum focuses on basic technical areas in electronics and computer technology; circuit analysis; digital computer logic; circuits and design; robotics and automation; microcontroller hardware and software; precision and pulse circuits; programmable logic controllers and control systems; industrial electronic current control systems; technical graphics; fluid power technology; technology management; and other technology courses.

The online electronics engineering technology program concludes with a two-part senior project. You will plan, schedule, control, and perform measurement activities for an intensive project showing the technical skills obtained in the undergraduate program. The project will demonstrate your advanced level of design competency.

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Transfer Credit

Indiana State University accepts credit from regionally accredited colleges and universities within the United States, and from selected schools located outside the United States. Credit also may be granted for military training and experience. Previously earned college credit can be applied toward completion of the program per Indiana State's transfer guidelines.

Career Possibilities for Online Electronics Engineering Technology Majors

Graduates from the online Electronics Engineering Technology BS program are qualified for highly technical careers in industry, business, and government agencies. This includes positions in instrumentation and control, technical sales and field services, electronics manufacturing, and electrical power operations. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects overall employment in electrical and electronics engineering occupations to grow five percent from 2022 to 2032, faster than average.

Many of our graduates work at global companies, including AT&T, Cinergy, Duke Energy, Elanco, Eli Lilly, Endress+Hauser, North American Lighting, LittleFuse, John Deere, General Dynamics, Hewlett Packard, and Motorola, among others.

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Learning More About Engineering

Computer engineering technology and electronics engineering technology alumna Cara Lawrence, ’23, appreciated all of the support she received from her professors during her undergraduate education. Because of their mentorship, she secured three internships to learn exactly what engineers do in their careers.

“Engineering means more than innovation and working with your hands. It’s about solving problems with the factors you’re given, testing your ideas, and using logic and critical thinking to come up with successful solutions,” she says.

Read Cara Lawrence’s story.