The Mission of the Engineering Technology Department is to prepare graduates to work in high demand, very technical, vastly diverse, automated industries that provide products and services to keep our state and national economy running.
The Automation & Electrical Technology graduates keep industry running by fixing, adapting, programming, and maintaining the automated machines and systems used in industry.
The Mechatronics graduates are focused on designing the newest machines and automated systems needed by industry.
Each year we host a fair to showcase our students capstone projects. This year the Engineering Technology Fair will be held Thursday and Friday April 21st and 22nd, from 8am-2pm in the Gunther Technology Building Room 338. Visit the ET Fair webpage for more information!
