Buffalo State
Undergraduate Catalog 2016-2017
Electrical Engineering Technology (Electronics) (B.S.)
BS-SP ETE
Engineering Technology Department
Bachelor of Science (HEGIS 0925)
The Electrical Engineering Technology program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org
Technology Building 126 (716) 878-6017
About the Program:
Electrical Engineering Technology graduates who specialize in electronics are employed in the design, testing, fabrication, and application of solid-state circuits and systems (both digital and analog), communication systems, and control systems. This includes consumer products, as well as industrial electronics and computer equipment.
Evening study available.
Intellectual Foundations Requirements |
33–39 cr* |
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Major Requirements |
54 cr |
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Essentials of Electrical Engineering Technology |
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Analytical Methods for Technologists |
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Mechanics I |
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Electric Circuits Analysis I |
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Electric Circuits Analysis II |
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Electronics |
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Advanced Circuit Analysis |
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Digital Systems |
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Microcontrollers |
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Analog Electronics |
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Digital Electronics |
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Electric Machines |
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Communication Transmission Technology |
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RF and Microwave Communications |
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Control Systems I |
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Control Systems II |
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Electrical Design I |
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Electrical Design II |
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Required Courses Outside of Major* Electives |
28-33 cr 3-12 cr |
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*The following accreditation requirements can be included in the Intellectual Foundations 2014 requirements and electives (7-9 from Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning as well as from Natural Science will overlap with IF14 requirements):
CHE 102 or CHE 112 or BIO 211 or PHY 213/310 or PHY 308 or PHY 315, or other science course with a lab approved by faculty advisement.
CIS 151 or CIS 111 or equivalent.
Math Option 1:
MAT 126**
MAT 311(Preferred for this option. Other mathematics courses such as Calculus III, Linear Algebra, or Discrete Mathematics maybe suggested by program advisement to better meet students career choices.)
Math Option 2:
MAT 315 (Preferred for this option. Other mathematics courses such as Calculus III, Linear Algebra, or Discrete Mathematics maybe suggested by program advisement to better meet students career choices.)
**Courses overlapping with IF14 requirements.
Total Required Credit Hours |
120 cr |
***The Electrical Engineering Technology program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org
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Eligibility for Federal Financial Aid
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TAP Academic Eligibility Chart***
Eligibility for Aid for Part-Time Study
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Arthur O. Eve Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
Military, Veteran, and Dependent Benefits (Location: Cleveland Hall Room 210)
Aid for Students with Disabilities
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Role of Students and Faculty in the Advisement Process
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Intellectual Skills and Competencies
Undergraduate Major and Minor Programs
Undergraduate Major Programs at a Glance
Undergraduate Minor Programs at a Glance
Business Administration (B.S.)
Business and Marketing Education (B.S.)
Business and Marketing Education (PTCP)
Career and Technical Education (B.S.)*
Career and Technical Education (PTCP)*
Childhood Education (Grades 1–6, B.S.)
Childhood Education and English Extension (Grades 1–6 and English 7-9, B.S.)
Childhood Education and French Extension (Grades 1–6 and French 7-9, B.S.)
Childhood Education and Italian Extension (Grades 1–6 and Italian 7-9, B.S.)
Childhood Education and Mathematics Extension (Grades 1–6 and Mathematics 7-9, B.S.)
Childhood Education and Social Studies Extension (Grades 1–6 Social Studies and 7-9, B.S.)
Childhood Education and Spanish Extension (Grades 1–6 and Spanish 7-9, B.S.)
Computer Information Systems (B.S.)*
Dietitian Education Program (B.S.)
Didactic Program in Nutrition and Dietetics (B.S.)
Early Childhood and Childhood Education (Birth - Grade 6, Combined Program)
Early Childhood Education (Birth - Grade 2, B.S.)
Electrical Engineering Technology (Electronics) (B.S.)*
Electrical Engineering Technology (Smart Grid) (B.S.)*
English Education (7–12, B.S.)
English Education (7–12, PTCP)
Exceptional Education and Childhood Education (B.S.Ed.)
Family and Consumer Sciences Education (B.S.)
Fashion and Textile Technology (B.S.)
Hospitality Administration (B.S.)
Individualized Studies (B.S.)*
International Relations (B.A.)
Mathematics Education (7–12, B.S.)
Mathematics Education (7–12, 5–6 Extension, B.S.)
Mathematics Education (7–12, PTCP)
Mathematics Education (7–12, 5 – 6 Extension; PTCP)
Mechanical Engineering Technology (B.S.)*
Music Education (Pre-K–12, B.Mus.)
Physics Education (7–12, B.S.)
Physics Education (7–12, 5–6 Extension, B.S.)
Social Studies Education (7–12, B.S.)
Social Studies Education (7–12, 5–6 Extension, B.S.)
Social Studies Education (7–12, PTCP)
Social Studies Education (7–12, 5–6 Extension, PTCP)
Spanish Education (7–12, PTCP)
Speech-Language Pathology (B.S.)
Television and Film Arts (B.A.)
AAS - African and African American Studies
BME - Business and Marketing Education
CEL - Community Engaged Learning
CIS - Computer Information System
CRS - International Center for Studies in Creativity
CTE - Career and Technical Education
DMP - Digital Music Production
ELS - English Language Secondary
FCS - Family and Consumer Sciences Education
FLE - Foreign Language Education
FTT - Fashion and Textile Technology
HON - All College Honors Program
HPR - Coaching and Physical Education
MCL - Modern and Classical Languages
SLP - Speech Language Pathology
SPF - Social Psychological Foundations
SSE - Social Studies Education
SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professors
SUNY Distinguished Service Professors
Career and Technical Education
Center for Excellence in Urban and Rural Education
Center for Health and Social Research
Coaching and Physical Education
Computer Information Systems Department
Earth Sciences and Science Education Department
Economics and Finance Department
Elementary Education and Reading Department
Engineering Technology Department
Exceptional Education Department
Geography and Planning Department
Health, Dietetics and Nutrition Department
Higher Education Administration
History and Social Studies Education Department
Hospitality and Tourism Department
International Center for Studies in Creativity
Modern and Classical Languages Department
Philosophy and Humanities Department
Speech-Language Pathology Department