A Career in Electronic Engineering Technology

Electronic and computer circuits have become a very important part of our everyday lives. They're used in everything from the most complex industrial equipment to the simplest of household appliances. Because these circuits have become so widespread, electronic engineering technicians are prepared to work in an extremely wide variety of businesses and industries.

1+3 Programs

University of South Carolina Columbia

The Mechanical and Electrical Engineering transfer options are designed to facilitate the transfer of PTC students into the USC Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering programs. Students will enroll in the Associate in Science program and take courses that are the equivalent of the first year of USC's electrical engineering or mechanical engineering B. S. program.

A Career in Engineering Design Technology

Engineering design faculty meet with a program advisory board that is made up of employees from industrial and engineering companies in the region. These meetings help instructors stay aware of the training needs of local industry and ensure that students are getting the skillset needed for a career in today's job market. 

After completing the program, you'll be qualified for positions like:

A Career in Mechanical Engineering Technology

If you've always been curious about how things work, enjoy fixing things and solving practical problems, the Mechanical Engineering Technology program may be right for you. Most industrial products are mechanical in nature, and almost nothing can be made without the use of machines and structures.