Idaho Electronics and Computer Technology DEGREES

Associate - CIS/Microcomputer Applications	Associate - Electronics Engineering	Associate - Information Systems
Associate - Information Technology	Bachelor's - Business	Bachelor's - Business Information Systems
Bachelor's - Communications	Bachelor's - Computer Science	Bachelor's - Electrical Engineering
Bachelor's - Electronics Engineering	Bachelor's - Environmental Engineering	Bachelor's - General Engineering
Bachelor's - Information Technology	Bachelor's - IS Management	Bachelor's - Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor's - Technology Management	Business Management	Certificate - Technology Management
Computer and Technology Repair	Computer Science	Computer Technology
Doctorate - Business Administration	Doctorate - Engineering Mgmt.	Doctorate - Environmental Engineering
Doctorate - General Engineering	Doctorate - Management and Leadership	Drafting
Electrical Technology	Electronics and Computer Technology	Electronics and Information Security
Electronics and Network Technology	Environment and Ecology	Fire Sciences
Internet Engineering	IS, IT Project Management	IT and Security
IT and Software Development	IT and Systems Management	IT and Visual Communications
Leadership and Management	Master's - Computer Science	Master's - Engineering Management
Master's - Environmental Engineering	Master's - General Engineering	Master's - IS Management
Master's - Software Development	MBA	MBA - Technology Management
Microcomputer Applications	Networking	Office Technology Administration
Organizational and Security Management	Project Management	Safety Engineering
Software Testing	Telecommunications & Wireless	Telecommunications/Fiber Optics

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Electronics and Computer Technology degrees

With a Electronics and Computer Technology program, career options are nearly endless, with chip/component production and equipment manufacturing as well as companies involved in micro-technology, nanotechnology and biotechnology. This program teaches the students skills in sales and manufacturing, building, installing, testing, evaluating, and maintaining electronic systems, tools and equipment. This program typically takes 1 to 2 years to complete.