Department of Applied Engineering and Technology prepares professionals - through bachelor, associate, and certification programs - for careers in:
Applied Engineering Management
Aviation
Career and Technical Education
Construction Management
Network Security and Electronics
Advanced career opportunities in Applied Engineering and Technology Management may be found through the Master of Science program.
Facilities, Equipment and Instruction
The Department is located in the Ralph W. Whalin Technology Complex which includes approximately 100,000 square feet of classroom and laboratory space.
Laboratories housed in the Whalin Complex include aviation, automation, electronics, computer aided drafting (CAD), flight simulator, graphic communications, quality assurance and metrology, materials and metallic processes, construction estimating, fluid power and computer applications.
The facilities are located in the central portion of campus and are close to the library, classroom buildings and dormitories.
How are we doing? Graduate Surveys
To help assess how we are doing and to provide data for the reaccreditation process through the Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering (ATMAE) we ask our Applied Engineering Management/Industrial Technology and Network Security and Electronics/Computer Electronic Networking graduates complete the Alumni Survey. This survey is completely voluntary and helps AE&T faculty track students as they advance in their careers. The questionnaire also gives graduates and employers an opportunity to provide much needed information regarding AE&T programs, such as suggestions for improvement.
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