Electronics Engineering Technology

Develop skills in electronics, circuits and system troubleshooting. Prepare for careers in industrial automation, electronics and engineering support roles.

Electronic Engineering

Electronics Engineering Technology Pathways

The table shows an at-a-glance view of Central Piedmont’s offerings in this field. Find the option that matches your timeline, goals and interests, then select the pathway title to learn more.

Student Goals Education Prerequisite Campus Timeline to Completion Learning Format
Electronics Engineering Technology (A.A.S.) Associate in Applied Science High School Diploma or Equivalent Central Campus Two Years Hybrid
Automation Control Certificate High School Diploma or Equivalent Central Campus One year Hybrid
Electronics Engineering Technology Pathway Certificate High School Diploma or Equivalent Central Campus One year Hybrid
Dual Enrollment Certificate No Requirement Multiple Two or More Academic Years Hybrid
  • Electronics Engineering Technology (A.A.S.)
    Student Goals: Associate Degree
    Education Prerequisite: High School Diploma or Equivalent
    Campus: Central Campus
    Timeline to Completion: Two Years
    Learning Format: Hybrid
  • Automation Control
    Student Goals: Certificate
    Education Prerequisite: High School Diploma or Equivalent
    Campus: Central Campus
    Timeline to Completion: One year
    Learning Format: Hybrid
  • Electronics Engineering Technology Pathway
    Student Goals: Certificate
    Education Prerequisite: High School Diploma or Equivalent
    Campus: Central Campus
    Timeline to Completion: One year
    Learning Format: Hybrid
  • Dual Enrollment
    Student Goals:
    Education Prerequisite: No Requirement
    Campus: Multiple
    Timeline to Completion: Two or More Academic Years
    Learning Format: Hybrid
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