electronics engineering technology...

[Chloraseptic]

is a degree in this field worth anything? room for growth? money to be made? etc?

also, what kind of jobs would a person like this end up with?

tnx guys

-chlor

 

[MacGaven]

ITT Tech.

 

[orion7144]

Semiconductor field

 

[ebaycj]

Originally posted by: MacGaven
ITT Tech.

i.e. It sounds good to people who don't know, but is worthless in reality.

 

[edro]

Originally posted by: MacGaven
ITT Tech.

ITT Tech only has Associate Degrees.... DeVry has Bachelor or Science degrees.... Big difference.

EET degree is very respected here in Columbus, Ohio. Your jobs vary... just like every degree. Usually you will end up being on an engineering team, doing a huge range of things.... anything from support, to design, to project crap.... It all depepnds on what job you get.

EET degree will definately get you in the door. It's a tough degree though. I am in my last 3 classes of my CET (Computer Engineering Technology) degree. The first 5 trimesters are the same for CET and EET. CET has more C++, and EET has more circuit design.

 

[edro]

Also... ignore all the morons who rag on DeVry. They are just pissed because they went to a state school and got a degree in Communications. (i.e... they have no idea what DeVry is about)

DeVry is very well ranked in the Academic Rankings of nationwide schools. I will dig up some facts.... hold on.