Welcome to ETSE!

Do you want a great career? Hands-on engineering, design, and prototyping? Work with computer systems, electronics, machines, or construction equipment? Make a difference for yourself and your community?

Consider joining the ETSE family. A degree in Engineering Technology or Geomatics creates great opportunities and leads to success stories.

Our Mission Statement

The mission of the Department of Engineering Technology and Geomatics is to provide a student‑centric education through experiential learning to prepare students for a rewarding career.

  • Faculty work closely with students and each other to foster a family-like environment.
  • Core courses have labs with team projects and hands-on learning experiences.
  • Graduates advance to enhanced career opportunities with competitive compensation.

Our goal is to help students from diverse backgrounds reach their potential and become successful engineers, technologists, and leaders in the region and nationwide.

Overview

Our programs bridge theory and application, prioritizing hands‑on implementation of engineering principles. Students design, construct, and test systems through immersive labs and teamwork.

What is Engineering Technology?

Engineering Technology emphasizes applying techniques rather than developing concepts. It blends mathematics, computers, hands‑on experience, and communication to prepare students for practical careers with independence and responsibility.

Engineering vs Engineering Technology

What is Geomatics?

Geomatics focuses on acquiring and analyzing precise spatial information using UAVs, GNSS, 3D laser scanners, satellite imagery, and GIS. It supports infrastructure design, resource management, and coastal monitoring systems.

Civil Engineering Technology
Civil Engineering Technology

Students in Civil Engineering Technology will learn to implement the current civil engineering practices in design, construction, and project management. CET utilizes the application of engineering fundamentals and basic mathematics.

Mechanical Engineering Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology

Students in Mechanical Engineering Technology learn theory and “hands-on” applications in the fields of manufacturing, product design and development, power systems, machinery – mechanisms, computer aided modeling, heat transfer and fluids, instrumentation, to name a few.

Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology
Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology

Students in Electronics Engineering Technology will learn to build and control electronic devices through exciting hands-on applications of engineering theory. ECET combines engineering knowledge and methods with technical skills to support engineering activities, emphasizing practical application rather than theory and design.

Geomatics
Geomatics

Whether defining the shape of a nation or determining the path of a new highway, our world is defined through Geomatics. Engineers analyze, design, execute, and mapping projects which help to define the world in which we live.

Information and Communication Technology
Information and Communication Technology

The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) curriculum covers the topics and concepts that are required to design, implement, and manage a variety of computer-based information systems.

Masters of Information Technology
Masters of Information Technology

This 100% online program trains undergraduates, graduates, and working IT professionals in the advanced application of information technology.

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