BSc in Electrical Engineering Technology - Communications Systems Technology in Norfolk United States | Old Dominion University

The Electrical Engineering Technology program holds accreditation from ABET's Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission (ETAC), meeting both General Criteria and Electrical/Electronic(s) Engineering Technology Program standards (visit https://www.abet.org). The curriculum includes advanced specialization options in computer engineering, communications systems, embedded systems, mechatronics, and power systems technologies.

Program participants complete foundational coursework covering DC/AC circuits, electronic components, digital systems, linear electronics, microprocessor applications, and programming. Hands-on lab sessions develop practical skills in equipment operation, system diagnostics, and engineering design.

This ABET-accredited Bachelor of Science program maintains rigorous national standards while supporting the University's STEM initiatives, particularly in regionally vital technical fields.

Working professionals can advance their education through the University's Distance Learning platform, enabling statewide and remote access to bachelor's-level coursework.

The curriculum balances technical training with liberal arts education, producing graduates who understand both engineering principles and societal contexts.
Advanced courses in Communication Systems, Wireless Technologies, Computer Networks, and Smart Grids prepare students for careers in telecommunications and network infrastructure fields.