Electronic Engineering Technology (BS)

The Bachelor of Science in Electronic Engineering Technology is designed to develop in students the competencies to identify, analyze and solve technological engineering problems, as well as the development and implementation of electrical and electronic systems. It is also intended to provide them with the opportunity to pursue graduate studies.

The Aguadilla and San Germán campuses are authorized to offer this Program.

Competencies Profile of Graduates

The program is designed to develop the skills that allow the student to:

Knowledge

Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of:

1. the laws, theorems and methods of analysis applied to electrical and electronic circuits.
2. fundamentals of mathematics, science, engineering, and technology applied to engineering technology problems.
3. manuals and diagrams of electrical and electronic systems.
4. the operation of analog and digital devices used in electrical and electronic systems.
5. the functioning and operation of measuring equipment related to electrical and electronic systems.

Skills

1. Build electrical and electronic circuits.
2. Analyze and solve faults in electrical and electronic systems.
3. Use the appropriate measuring equipment for the maintenance of electrical and electronic systems.
4. Prepare technical reports related to the discipline.
5. Design systems, components or processes for the solution of technological engineering problems.
6. Select and apply principles, procedures or methodologies required to solve engineering technology problems.

Attitudes

1. Demonstrate a positive attitude towards self-learning and updating in their discipline.
2. Value teamwork.
3. Demonstrate responsibility and ethical-legal commitment in the exercise of their profession.
4. Show punctuality in the exercise of their duties.
5. Consider the impact of engineering technology solutions in a social and global context.

Retention Requirements

1. Comply with the Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards established in the General Catalog of the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico.
2. Pass all the concentration courses and those prescribed with a minimum grade of C.

Requirements for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Electronic Engineering Technology

General Education Requirements	48 credits
Major Requirements	64 credits
Prescribed Distributive Requirements	9 credits
Elective Courses	3 credits
Total	124 credits

General Education Requirements - 48 credits

Forty-eight (48) credits are required as explained in the section “General Education Requirements for Bachelors’ Degrees.” The students of this Program will take GEMA 1200 in the Basic Skills in Mathematics category.

Major Requirements - 64 credits

ELEC 1120	Industrial Safety	3
ELEC 1170	Electronic Drawing Laboratory	1
ELEC 2121	Digital Circuits Laboratory I	1
ELEC 2131	Digital Circuits I	3
ELEC 2331	Electrical Circuits Laboratory I	1
ELEC 2332	Electrical Circuits Laboratory II	1
ELEC 2341	Electric Circuits I	3
ELEC 2342	Electrical Circuits II	3
ELEC 2471	Electronic Circuits Laboratory I	1
ELEC 2472	Electronic Circuits Laboratory II	1
ELEC 2481	Electronic Circuits I	3
ELEC 2482	Electronic Circuits II	3
ELEC 3470	Industrial Electronics Laboratory	1
ELEC 3480	Industrial Electronics	3
ELEC 4210	Communications Laboratory	1
ELEC 4220	Communications	3
ELEC 4370	Instrumentation and Control Systems Laboratory	1
ELEC 4380	Instrumentation and Control Systems	3
ELEC 4971	Integration Project	3
ENGR 2130	Introduction to Engineering Computing	3
MATH 1500	Precalculus	5
MATH 2251	Calculus I	5
MATH 2252	Calculus II	4
PHYS 3311	Physics for Engineers I	4
PHYS 3312	Physics for Engineers II	4

Prescribed Distributive Requirements - 9 credits

Select nine (9) credits from the following courses:

ELEC 2670	Solar Energy	3
ELEC 3132	Digital Circuits II	3
ELEC 3370	Programmable Logic Controllers	3
ELEC 3431	Electrical Systems	3
ELEC 397_	Special Topics	3
ELEC 4020	Systems with Microcontrollers	3
ELEC 4470	Robotics and Automation	3
ELEC 4910	Professional Practice	4