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Control, computation, and communications — electronics makes the world work.

Electronics Engineering Technology at Texas A&M makes electronics work, in medical imaging, instrumentation and control, communications, semiconductor manufacturing, power testing.

Electronics Engineering Technology is accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission (TAC) of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).

The Electronics Engineering Technology faculty has established a Mission Statement and a set of Educational Objectives and Program Outcomes to guide the development of the Program.

EET/TET Programs Video

EET Students work on industry-sposored, hands-on projects in multiple state-of-the-art labs in Thompson Hall.

EET/TET Students WIN!
Four EET/TET students submitted their ENTC 420 project idea to the Center for New Ventures and Entrpreneurship's New Ideas Contest and walked away with first place and $3,000. The students are, L to R, Jud Chilton (EET), Kurt Richardson (TET), Matt Johnston (EET), and Cody Thurston (EET). Want to know more? Check out the Project EVIS site.

EET/TET Welcomes 3 New Faculty Members
Dr. Ryan Beasley, from Harvard University;
Dr. Ana Goulart, from Georgia Tech;
and Dr. Wei Zhan, from TRW Automotive have joined the EET/TET faculty this fall. Welcome!

IMPORTANT DATES

Mon., June 18 :
Last day for all students to drop courses with no penalty.

Fri., June 29 :
Last day of first term classes.

Mon., July 2:
First term final exams. Last day to register for second term and pay fees.

Tue.., July 3:
First day of second term classes.

Wed., July 4:
Independence Day Holiday.

QUICK LINKS

Texas A&M Summer 2008 Academic Calendar

TAMU Course Registration

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