Robotics and Communications Systems Engineering Technology
Program Description
Electronic systems technicians conduct research, make repairs, and work with other professionals in software development, semiconductor testing, lasers and optics, national defense, and telecommunications.
Career Opportunities
Average Salary $77,180 Idaho $109,580 National
* Source: O*NET OnLine
100% Five Year Placement Rate
- Telecommunications
- Robotics control
- Laser optics
- Semiconductor testing
- National defense
- Printed circuit board design
- Video engineering
- Avionics/unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV)
Program Overview
- Program accepts students in August
- Typical classroom hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Program admits 32 students each year
- The Robotics and Communications Systems Engineering Technology Program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org
- Program is located in the Trade & Technology (T&T) Building #51, 1152 Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Way
Degree Options
Bachelor of Applied Science (4+ years)
Degree Map Bachelor of Applied Science Robotics and Communication Systems Engineering Technology
Robotics and Communication Systems Engineering Associate of Applied Science (3 years)
Degree Map Associate of Applied Science Robotics and Communication Systems Engineering
Robotics and Communication Systems Engineering Advanced Technical Certificate (3 years)
Degree Map Advanced Technical Certificate Robotics and Communications Systems - ET
Laser/Electro-Optics Technology Advanced Technical Certificate (1.5 years)
Degree Map Laser/Electro-Optics Technology Advanced Technical Certificate
Intermediate Technical Certificate: Basic Electronics (1 year)
Degree Map Intermediate Technical Certificate: Basic Electronics
Minimum Test Scores
| rSAT | Math: 430 |
| ACT | Math: 16 |
| ALEKS | Math: 14 |
Financial Aid Options
Program -specific scholarships are available
Bengal Online Scholarship System (BOSS)
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