Whether you're currently employed and seeking job advancement, or you're looking for a head start in a new career, the Engineering Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree with a specialization in either Computer Electronics or Network/Telecommunications can give you the competitive edge you need in today's high-tech world.

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Engineering Technicians use the principles and theories of science, engineering, electronics, and mathematics to solve technical problems the following fields:

• research and development,
• manufacturing, sales,
• construction,
• customer service.

They use their knowledge of electronic circuits to help design, develop, and manufacture electronic equipment such as

• computers,
• computer networks,
• telecommunications systems,
• industrial and medical measuring or control devices,
• navigational equipment,
• other communications equipment.

Whether you're currently employed and seeking job advancement or you're looking for a head start in a new career, the Engineering Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree with a specialization in either Computer Electronics or Network/Telecommunications can give you the competitive edge you need in today's high-tech world.

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Training in engineering technology tends to be more practical and specialized in a particular area of modern technology than the broader, more theoretically and mathematically oriented study in engineering programs.

Recipients of the AAS degree in engineering technology are prepared to enter the workforce as Engineering Technicians or to continue their education in a four year Bachelors degree program in engineering technology. Starting salaries generally range from $25,000 to $30,000 for engineering technicians with a Bachelor’s degree. 

There are two career paths available to students in this degree program:  Computer/Electronics Systems Networking/Telecommunications  These fields are identified as “Emerging Occupations” by the Texas State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee and identified as “Targeted Occupations” by Tech Force 2000 for the Gulf Coast Region.  A “Targeted Occupation” is one which has a minimum of 1,000 job openings each year through the year 2000, and meets above average hourly wage rate.  Graduates of this program possess the technical skills and knowledge to seek immediate employment in industries requiring computer electronics, and/or networking/telecommunications skills. A wide variety of employment opportunities are available in the Houston area.