Engineering Technology
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I’m taking about changing my major to something that has to do with computers and i want it to be an AS so I cant get computer science. Anyways, I want to know what can you do with this degree and what kind of jobs can I get? Oh and how much money will i make?
Well I dont know bout how much money you make but you can get a job working on/building computers or even go into business for yourself doing this. an ideal job, easy and some businesses make good money doing it
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My local Tech School offers a 2+2 program with a local 4 yr college.
The program interest me, but I am not sure exactly what you can do with this type of degree…Can someone provide me some job examples, or a website with this major and examples.
Thanks!
There are a lot of jobs in industrial manufacturing.
I work for ArcelorMittal (a steel company) and we have lots of Electrical Engineers (a good number of whom have degrees in Electrical Engineering Technology).
Most of them work in Maintenance, which involves troubleshooting and repairing electrical equipment. Many of the engineers plan and run cost analysis on new equipment
Our MTE’s (Maintenance Turn Electricians) are Union employees, and start out at around $22/hour, plus incentive/profit sharing, etc.
Even with the economic conditions right now, and our company laying off almost 1/4 of its workforce (at my plant), or MTE’s are still in very short supply. The petroleum industry is in the same position right now…. I would say there is still a hot market for Electrical Engineering Technology right now.
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An Engineering Technology degree is usually for people who probably won’t go further with their education, i.e. get an associate only and not go on to a bachelors or masters. Engineering Technology tends to be more hands on. For example at Arizona State University the Mechanical Engineering Technology degree has three courses that are different than the Mechanical Engineering degree. In MET you don’t take Differential Equations and Calculus III, but you take an additional materials course and two machine shop courses. So for the most part, they’re the same, but how the information is taught. There’s also a bias in the industry and in higher education against Engineering Technology degrees. A lot of people feel that some one with a MET degree is not as good at engineering then someone with a ME degree. So you might not earn as much money or get a prestigous job.
Also at the community college level, if you think that you might transfer to a four year college, don’t take engineering technolgy or any degree with the word technology at the end of it. It won’t transfer and you’ll have to repeat those two years with different classes, but with the same information.
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Also what are some recommended schools
Electrical engineer is to doctor as electronics engineering technologist is to nurse.
As for schools, it all depends on your location and your budget. If you have a good work ethic and want a four year degree, go for electrical engineering and earn a bachelor of science degree.
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Decipher this is it accredited or not….Engineering graduate programs are not normally subject to accreditation reviews. The MSETM is an OSU program, with cooperation between the College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology, the College of Business Administration, and the College of Arts and Sciences. Each of these three colleges enjoys accreditation from its own accrediting body. For example, each of CEAT’s undergraduate programs is fully accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET)
Since the school itself is a legitimate accredited school and each of the programs are accredited by legitimate bodies, I’d consider it fine. It’s a very specialized degree, so you aren’t going to find a body that accredits a program like that, so it will need to fall under the umbrella of the 3 sponsoring programs.