Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology
Propel Technology to the Next Level
At the University of Dayton, our electronic and computer engineering technology majors prepare for careers in
The electronic and computer engineering technology curriculum includes a strong emphasis in computers and applied engineering topics in circuit analysis, analog and digital electronic design, digital communications, digital circuits, microprocessors, software, and data acquisition instrumentation. You'll receive a strong foundation in the basic principles necessary to support any future career studies or development resulting from changing technology or career roles.
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$61,260
average industry starting salary of electronic and computer engineering technology graduates
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90%
first-year student retention rate
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3%
faster than average job growth rate for electronic and computer engineering technology jobs as projected by the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
A High-Quality Education
Areas of Emphasis
The Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology program at the University of Dayton has a variety of minors available that allow you to explore your area of interest. This includes Automotive Systems, Engineering Management, Global Manufacturing Systems Engineering Technology, Industrial Automation and Applied Robotic Systems, Industrial Engineering Technology, Integrated Arts and Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Operations Engineering, Quality Assurance, and Sustainable Manufacturing.
Minors
Finish Your Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Five Years
As an Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology major at the University of Dayton, you can complement your undergraduate program with a related graduate-level concentration. You can use up to six credit hours of graduate coursework to satisfy baccalaureate and master’s degree program requirements in Engineering Management, Materials Engineering, and Systems Engineering.
Bachelor's Plus Master's
Develop Applied Cross-Functional Engineering Skills
Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology majors at the University of Dayton develop cross-functional applied engineering and management skills needed to excel in the 21st century. They receive a strong background in applied engineering, integrated laboratory experiences and the implementation of design projects.
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The best way to understand our passion, innovation and community is to experience it yourself.
Engineering Office of Student Success
The OSS is staffed by engineering professionals who serve as academic advisers. OSS advisers help you stay on track with your degree program while crafting a custom set of experiences (co-op, study abroad, ETHOS, etc.) to complement your coursework.
The ETHOS Center
Students serve others and use practical engineering skills for humanitarian purposes. Our students learn about the world, different cultures and themselves. Students participate internationally or domestically in technical immersions for 11+ weeks or in breakouts for up to two weeks.
Diversity in Engineering Center
The Diversity in Engineering Center connects engineering students, faculty and staff as well as engineering industry and community partners to create opportunities for academic success, professional networking and inclusive communities.
Innovation Center
In the Innovation Center, student teams solve real-world problems for industry clients. More than 1,500 challenges have been solved for over 200 companies.
Engineering Co-op and Internship
Explore Your Engineering Future
Take your engineering experience to the next level and find your passion with co-op and internship opportunities. All engagements are paid positions and provide invaluable engineering work experience integrated into the student's academic plan. In one academic year, over 450 undergraduates accepted engineering placements that resulted in $6.2M paid directly to the undergrads.
